Schools & Sports

“TMS DAY” Plainview mayor Charles Starnes (left) presents Olympic gold medalist Tamyra Mensah-Stock with a copy of a proclamation declaring Feb. 7, 2022 as Tamyra Mensah-Stock Day in the city. | WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY / CHRISTINA LONGORIA

“TMS DAY” Plainview mayor Charles Starnes (left) presents Olympic gold medalist Tamyra Mensah-Stock with a copy of a proclamation declaring Feb. 7, 2022 as Tamyra Mensah-Stock Day in the city. | WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY / CHRISTINA LONGORIA

Olympic gold medalist from Wayland celebrated

Staff Reports
Wednesday, February 9, 2022
Body Admittedly being someone who cries easily, Olympic gold medalist Tamyra Mensah-Stock wasn’t ready for what she walked into when she stopped by Plainview’s City Hall on Monday morning. “I just stopped in to say hi,” she said, tears rolling down her cheeks.
Hoops on fire for Floyd Co. teams

Hoops on fire for Floyd Co. teams

Hoops on fire for Floyd Co. teams

News Staff
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Body Floyd County basketball was on fire this past week. Lockney hosted the Lady Rabbits and Jackrabbits from Ralls, and both Lockney squads finished the night with a win. Josh Barretero, Austin Rodriguez, Jonathan Cienfuegos and Adriana Villarreal all had a double-digit scoring game.
NATHANAEL GARZA

NATHANAEL GARZA

NATHANAEL GARZA

Barbara Anderson
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Body Nathanael Garza, a senior at Floydada Collegiate High School, is the son of Lionel Garza, Sr., and Laura Garza. He has been a part of the Floydada FFA for three years.
CANS COLLECTED Last Friday night, Jan. 28, canned goods were collected at the basketball game between Floydada and Lockney. Mia Snowden was able to collect $138 in items from Floydada fans and $124 in items from Lockney fans. Each team scored two touchdowns and Floydada scored an extra touchdown for donating the most last Friday night. Thanks go to all who donated. The next matchup will be at the monthly 4-H meeting on Monday, Feb. 7. COURTESY PHOTO

CANS COLLECTED Last Friday night, Jan. 28, canned goods were collected at the basketball game between Floydada and Lockney. Mia Snowden was able to collect $138 in items from Floydada fans and $124 in items from Lockney fans. Each team scored two touchdowns and Floydada scored an extra touchdown for donating the most last Friday night. Thanks go to all who donated. The next matchup will be at the monthly 4-H meeting on Monday, Feb. 7. COURTESY PHOTO

Souper Bowl of Caring fights hunger in Floyd Co.

Staff Reports
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Body The Floyd County Souper Bowl Challenge was kicked off by Mia Snowden on Saturday, January 15. Snowden is a 4-H Healthy Texas Youth Ambassador serving Floyd County and the state, promoting healthy lifestyles and choices.

South Plains College to offer oilfield safey courses

Staff Reports
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Body South Plains College’s Workforce Development and Continuing Education will offer several workforce courses starting this month. In February, Workforce Development is bringing back two oilfield safety classes required by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

LOCKNEY SCHOOL MENU

News Staff
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Body Tuesday Breakfast – PBJ or animal crackers & cheese, applesauce, fruit juice, milk Lunch – Chicken fajitas, refried beans, steamed carrots, salsa, strawberry cup, sherbet, milk Wednesday Breakfast –Breakfast pizza, oranges, fruit juice, milk Lunch – Chicken Alfredo or...
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