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FLOYDADA SOFTBALL The Floydada Lady Winds launched their district season with a 18-0 decisive win over the Lockney Lady Horns. Their second district game originally slated against Memphis on the road had to be rescheduled for April 8. READ THE STORY ON PAGE 4. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY

FLOYDADA SOFTBALL The Floydada Lady Winds launched their district season with a 18-0 decisive win over the Lockney Lady Horns. Their second district game originally slated against Memphis on the road had to be rescheduled for April 8. READ THE STORY ON PAGE 4. | CERVANTES PHOTOGRAPHY

Floydada softball defeats Lockney in district opener

Body Floydada softball defeats Lockney in district opener
Whirlwinds clobber Cyclones

Whirlwinds clobber Cyclones

Whirlwinds clobber Cyclones

Body FLOYDADA BASEBALL GETS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE WIN IN DISTRICT OPENERMarch blows in like a lion.How appropriate that the Floydada Whirlwinds and the Memphis Cyclones met up March 21, the first day of spring, for the first district game in District 2-2A.
Local agencies respond to Sunday morning crash in Floydada

Local agencies respond to Sunday morning crash in Floydada

Local agencies respond to Sunday morning crash in Floydada

Body Disaster was averted following a head-on collision on U.S. 70 in Floydada Sunday morning, March 16. The accident occurred around 7:55 a.m. at the “Y” intersection across from the Dairy Queen when a pickup truck driving eastbound in the wrong lane collided with a westbound car.
LOCKNEY BAND THREE-PEAT

LOCKNEY BAND THREE-PEAT

LOCKNEY BAND THREE-PEAT

Body At UIL Band Competition March 12, Lockney High School earned the UIL Sweepstakes Award for the third year in a row. LHS took 1 in Marching, 1 in Concert, 1 in Sight Reading.
Planning the spring vegetable garden

Planning the spring vegetable garden

Planning the spring vegetable garden

Body From the garden Planning the spring vegetable gardenMarch gardening is beginning to kick into gear. Our weather is still yo-yoing from freezing to hot days and windy to still days, but West Texas gardeners are a hardy bunch. Spring gardens can be planted now.