DAIRY-FREE SIMPLICITY Heavy cream takes the place of butter in one traditional Southern recipe—but cashew cream does the trick in this update. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO
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The legend of the Indian Paintbrush
The City of Lockney has hired Andrea Sandoval as the new Animal Control and Code Enforcement officer. She will be responsible for issuing citations for ordinance violations and animal control violations. If you have an animal control emergency call (806) 652-2355 ext. 3. The City of Lockney will be making a lot of new animal control changes in the near future! They are working hard to make the Lockney community a safe place so please help us out and make sure your dogs are not roaming free. | COURTESY PHOTO
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Fourth of July weekend events have been announced for the South Plains
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AT THEIR BEST Danny Nixon—with grandson Camden, left, and son Scott—remembers once telling a member who was stunned to see a crew out in a nasty storm, “Ma’am, when it’s the worst, that’s when we’re at our best.” | CAYTLYN CALHOUN, TEXAS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES
Three generations of West Texas lineworkers keep the lights on
Floydada to welcome KCBD-TV for Community Coverage Tour July 9
NEW BUSINESS IN TOWN The Lockney Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Johnson Automotive last week. Chamber members participating, from left, were Marisol Hernandez, Tessa Rodgers and Carl Hartman; Tristen Johnson’s grandparents Dani and Jerry Johnson; owners Tristen, Tabatha and Caroline Johnson; and chamber member Joan Gonzales. See more photos on page 5 | LOCKNEY CHAMBER PHOTO
Lockney Chamber welcomes new automotive business
NEW AT MANGOLD Dr. David Kerr joins W.J. Mangold Memorial Hospital as a full-time emergency room physician this month. | COURTESY PHOTO
New ER/hospitalist physician Kerr joins W.J. Mangold Memorial Hospital
WEATHER OR NOT it’s pleasant outside on Rex Harrison’s farm southeast of Floydada, Harrison heads out to measure precipitation for the National Weather Service. He was recently presented with a NWS award recognizing more than 45 years of participation, by Observing Program Leader Gary Skwira (right). | COURTESY PHO