The Chamber Banquet was a Bit Different this Year
Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture manager Brittany Pendley and her directors decided to change things up a bit this year at the annual chamber banquet. Several comments that surfaced from a survey after the last banquet mentioned not having the usual...
Another Look at Jobs and Careers: In Praise of Skilled Tradesmen and Tradeswomen
This story first appeared in this blog March 16, 2011 in slightly different form and title. We had just done some major renovations to our home, and we were really pleased with the results. And now it’s 2022 and graduation season for high school and college students...
There’s a New Mule in Town!
I was walking Porche Dog at the golf course last week, head down, watching my step. thoughts a million miles away. As we neared the turn at the first green, I looked up, and look what greeted me. A surprise mule! Naturally, I had to stop and do a closer inspection and...
The Hail Storm
Sunday night we were given that trite weather report that we might experience golf-ball sized hail and high winds. We have had hail, but this time the weather gods really did send us Golf-Ball Sized Hail ! The wind blew the hail in a nearly horizontal line out of the...
The Soccer Games- Kids in Constant Motion
I happened upon a batch of soccer games last Saturday. Kids were scurrying around chasing balls all over the place! I was intrigued, so I thought I’d find out how that all came about. Well, it seems back in 2016 Raul Mata was looking for sports for his kids to play...
The Resourceful Reyes Family
I visited with former student Hector Reyes and his family the other day. Hector runs a general construction business; his wife Angela is a first grade bi-lingual teacher at Dillman Elementary. They have four adult children and three younger ones at home. They also...
Muleshoe Art Association Hosts Spring Art Show
After missing two years in a row, thanks to Covid, the Muleshoe Art Association hosted their 2022 art show at the Oneita Wagnon Senior Center the week of April 4-8. Twenty-seven area artists entered one hundred and two entries, along with artwork from eighteen art...
San Francisco, the Surf Motel, and the Wake-Up Call
When Caroline graduated from Muleshoe High School in 1988, her dad suggested we take a celebratory graduation trip to San Francisco. I have forgotten many of the details after all these years, and my photography skills and choices of shots were a work in progress back...
Welcome to Your Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
I suspect we all drive by the Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture’s office located in the Hugh Earl Young Visitors Center every day, but know very little about what the Chamber of Commerce does or why it even exists. I thought it would behoove us to know more...
We Will Miss Teresa at the Post Office
Teresa was a familiar face for me at the post office for a long time. But she won’t be there any more, as she retired last week after twenty-nine years of service with USPS. Really? Has it been that long?...
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