Covenant Health announces Health Her Way, Season 2

Covenant Health Lubbock announced the return of its women’s health podcast, Health Her Way, now launching Season 2 with a new theme: “Seasons of Life.

News-Press accepting Uniform Election bios

The Uniform Election will be held on May 2, according to the Texas Secretary of State website, that includes city, school district and non-county political subdivisions.

Senior Menus

Hockley County Menus Monday- Chicken fajitas with breast meat, fajita vegetables, chuck wagon corn, spanish rice, fruit cocktail, flour tortillaTuesday- Chopped BBQ with sauce on a whole wheat bun, pinto beans, grandma’s potato salad, mandarin orangesWednesday- Sweet and sour chicken breast, long...

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For the Son of Man has come to save that which was lost. “What do you think? If a man has a hundred sheep, and one of them gets lost, will he not leave the ninety-nine on the mountain and go in search of the one that is lost?

Ag Commissioner Miller announces

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced the opening of the Agricultural Defense Program (AgDefense), a new initiative administered in partnership with the Texas Agricultural Finance Authority (TAFA) to help protect Texas farmers and ranchers from costly threats posed by agricultural...

TDA launches farm-fresh push for school meals

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) have teamed up with the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) to elevate school nutrition across the state.

TxDLA recognizes SPC instructional designer with higher ed award

The Texas Digital Learning Association awarded the Outstanding Commitment to Excellence and Innovation in Digital Learning by an Individual (Two-Year) Higher Ed award to South Plains College Instructional Designer Heather Medley.

Texas SNAP restrictions begin April 1

Beginning April, Texans receiving SNAP will no longer be able to purchase sweetened beverages and candy.Senate Bill 379, one of three bills under Texas’ “Make America Healthy Again” initiative and signed into law by Gov.

Farmers hit with higher fertilizer, fuel costs

Texas farmers are facing surging fertilizer costs in early 2026, driven by Middle East conflict disrupting supply chains and rising energy prices, according to Texas Farm Bureau.