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At the 97th Texas FFA Convention June 20–July 4 in Fort Worth, Lockney students earning the Lone Star Degree were (from left) Nickolas Cervantes, Emma Nelson, Rylee Austin and Adrian Jimenez. READ MORE, PAGE 5
A ABOVE LONE STARS FROM LOCKNEY
POPE PUMPED TO PROCESS “He’s always wanted to do this,”said Kyra Pope regarding the passion her husband, Brayden, brings to their new custom-meat processing venture in Lockney. “We are enjoying being able to work together as a family,” she said. “Everything we process is straight from ranch to table.”The outfit just shipped out their first boxes in time for July 4 barbecues. | COURTESY PHOTO
Meet the folks behind Lockney’s Pope Meat Company
Abbott signs law prohibiting cellphones, similar devices in Texas public schools
Lake Mackenzie is located in Briscoe County, 12 miles northwest of Silverton and 27 miles east of Tulia. Operated by Mackenzie Municipal Water Authority, the lake was created to furnish water to member cities of Floydada, Lockney, Silverton and Tulia. Recent rains have helped replenish lake levels. | COURTESY PHOTO REPLENISHING RAINS
Lake Mackenzie sees 10-foot rise
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Earning their Lone Star Degree diplomas at the 97th Texas FFA Convention last week were Justin Torres, Katie Landin, Alli Hernandez, Brittany Machado and Payten Shuping. READ MORE, PAGE 4