Three from Lockney participate in American Legion Boys State

  • LOCKNEY LIFT Seniors Daniel Alvarado and Adrian Jimenez gave Nickolas Cervantes a “lift” to the University of Texas and the state capitol in Austin during Boys State 2025. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY
    LOCKNEY LIFT Seniors Daniel Alvarado and Adrian Jimenez gave Nickolas Cervantes a “lift” to the University of Texas and the state capitol in Austin during Boys State 2025. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY
  • BOYS STATE Hosted annually by the American Legion, Boys State is an immersive leadership and citizenship workshop where students form mock governments, run for office, and debate real-world issues. Thousands of participants were divided into teams, including the one above in which Lockney senior Nickolas Cervantes took part. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY
    BOYS STATE Hosted annually by the American Legion, Boys State is an immersive leadership and citizenship workshop where students form mock governments, run for office, and debate real-world issues. Thousands of participants were divided into teams, including the one above in which Lockney senior Nickolas Cervantes took part. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY
    Three seniors from Lockney High School’s Class of 2026—Daniel Alvarado, Nickolas Cervantes and Adrian Jimenez—were recently given the opportunity to participate in the esteemed American Legion Boys State program in Austin.Sponsored by the Plainview Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) post, the trio joined thousands of young men across Texas for a week of hands-on learni...

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