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CELEBRATING 125 YEARS

CELEBRATING 125 YEARS

CELEBRATING 125 YEARS

Body 125 YEARS OF THE HESPERIAN-BEACON It’s been a long road to get here. With this week’s newspaper we wrap up our 125th annual volume (the first issue of the Floyd County Hesperian Gazette, all of four pages, was published at Floydada on March 27, 1896 by Claude V.
Blend and bake for an oatmeal treat

Blend and bake for an oatmeal treat

Blend and bake for an oatmeal treat

Body One of the trendiest concoctions coming out of the kitchen these days is “blended” oats. Videos and postings about it are all over social media. Why do I like the concept?
Burner phone proves a turkey

Burner phone proves a turkey

Burner phone proves a turkey

Body If you’ve never tried to activate a prepaid mobile phone, maybe you’re not as smart as you think you are. The experience can be humbling, frustrating and time-consuming. I’d add more adjectives, but the mark of a good writer is not to use too many.

Floydada Senior Citizens News

Body The Center is now open three days a week. We are serving lunch on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We offer dine-in, carry-out or delivery. On Wednesdays we will be selling meals to go for $5. Meals on Tuesdays and Thursdays are $7.

Lockney Senior Center News

Body The Easter Bunny is coming to the Lockney Senior Citizen’s Center. Come get your picture with the Easter Bunny on Saturday, April 16 from 9 to 11 a.m. A biscuit and gravy breakfast meal will be available. Cost is $5.00 per person.
STEPPING UP Coach Jonathan Thiebaud and his wife, KayCee (right), have two children in Lockney ISD: Dyllan is a freshman at Lockney High School and Anna is in the fourth grade at Lockney Elementary. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY

STEPPING UP Coach Jonathan Thiebaud and his wife, KayCee (right), have two children in Lockney ISD: Dyllan is a freshman at Lockney High School and Anna is in the fourth grade at Lockney Elementary. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY

Locking in at Lockney

Body Lockney ISD, which had announced a little over a week ago its selection of Idalou’s Ryan McCallister to take over as the school’s new athletic director and head football coach, has had to switch up its playbook.