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ANIMAL INSTINCTS Youngsters from all corners of Floyd County—such as Lakyn Rawls, shown here with her prize lamb—exhibited their junior livestock project animals last week at the Unity Center in Muncy, taking home ribbons, life lessons, and lots of admiration. Look for our Winners Circle special coverage in next week’s Hesperian-Beacon, with thanks to generous advertiser support. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY
ANIMAL INSTINCTS
STEPPING DOWN After 12 years of serving as the Floyd County Junior Livestock Show, secretary Robin Nixon, shown here with Katie Cook, is stepping down. It was because of her help that every show and sale came together for the pase decade-plus. | COURTESY PHOTO
STEPPING DOWN
WHIRLWINDS CHEER HEADED TO STATE The Floydada Whirlwinds varsity cheerleaders (shown above prior to the start of the 2024 football season) were slated to perform the routine they’ll be presenting at upcoming State competition, at the Tuesday night, Jan. 14, home basketball game versus Ralls. | ROBIN’S NEST PHOTOGRAPHY
WHIRLWINDS CHEER HEADED TO STATE
CHEERING THE LONGHORNS during last week’s basketball action are Victoria Salazar and Caelyn Jimenez. MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 5 | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY