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LOCKNEY LOSS Lockney tried valiantly to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat Friday night, but a tough Olton team prevailed. FULL STORY, PAGE 4 | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY
Lockney takes tough loss to Olton, 28–12
NEW VOTING MACHINES TO BE TESTED Floyd County’s new voting machines are in, and clerk KeeLee Rawls invites members of the public to stop by the courthouse and see how it operates. “All equipment will be in test mode,” said Rawls, “so they are not really casting their real ballot. The offices are the same that will be on the November ballot, but this is just test mode to never be counted.” | COURTESY ART
Floyd County purchases state of the art voting equipment
Mangold Hospital board members discuss grants
FLOYDADA CISD recognizes outstanding students and educators throughout the school year at its monthly board meetings. | COURTESY PHOTO
Floydada CISD recognizes students and staff at September board meeting
BEEF CATTLE EVENT The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host the 2026 Beef Cattle Roundtable on Dec. 2 at the Amarillo Civic Center Grand Plaza in conjunction with the Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show. | MICHAEL MILLER, TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE PHOTO
Beef Cattle Roundtable set for Dec. 2 at Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show
Whirlwinds outrun Bobcats 44-0
NEW BOARD MEMBER Floydada Collegiate Independent School District is welcoming its newest member of the Board of Trustees, Taylor Sue. Sue was appointed to the District 1 seat on the board at the board’s regular meeting this week. The seat was previously held by Roger Hughes. Sue is a Floydada alumnus and owns Goen & Goen Insurance. Sue is married to Molly and they have 3 children: Sawyer, Summer and Sutton. | COURTESY PHOTO
NEW BOARD MEMBER
FLOYD COUNTY 4-H NEWS & ACTIVITY CALENDAR
HOMECOMINGVICTORY The Lockney Longhorns made their hometown and alums proud with a win over the Quanah Indians 19-14 in front of a packed house. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY