Chamber Banquet a Rousing Success
If you missed the Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce 2019 Banquet last Saturday night, May, 4th, you missed a golden opportunity to enjoy a wonderful meal, visit with friends and make new ones, honor Muleshoe citizens who were recognized for their commitment to our...
The Visit to Churchill Downs
For the annual trip with Elaine this year, it was my turn to pick our destination. My choice was to go see all the pretty horses in Kentucky. So off we went to Lexington with a side trip to Louisville for a tour of Churchill Downs, a very generous birthday gift from...
Beta Sigma Phi names Carolyn Johnson Woman of the Year
Zeta Rho and Xi Omicron Xi chapters of Beta Sigma Phi service sorority celebrated their annual Founder’s Day on Tuesday, April 23, 2019, at the Bailey County Electric meeting room The evening was opened with Beta Sigma Phi Grace given by Sheila Stevenson. Members and...
Tara, Faith, and the Boston Marathon
The 123rd running of the Boston Marathon took place Monday, April 15th, 2019. Tara Carr completed the 26.2 miles in 2 hours, 58 minutes, 35 seconds, a personal best for her. She placed 128th in her women’s 18-39 age group division, 144th in the women’s division, and...
Another Busy Weekend-Books and Cactus
Not only did I just finish two busy weekends, those weekends were back-to-back! I told you about my adventures the weekend of March 30th. The next weekend, April 5-8, I sold books and bought cactus. This is what happened on that trip. My book, The Bright Lights of...
Lawn and Garden Show and Class Reunion Weekend
Why does everything happen at the same time? I signed up for the Hill Country Lawn and Garden show in February. I had participated the last two years and looked forward to doing it again. Then I got word that my high school was having another all 60s class reunion...
Muleshoe Art Association Welcomes Spring with Annual Art Show
Art appreciation was in full swing April 1-5 this year with the annual art show hosted by the Muleshoe Art Association. The show was held in the AimBank meeting room and had a bumper crop of amazing entries from area and local artists and students. Dyan Newton from...
The Food Pantry
I have shared with you the story of Kay Graves and her contributions to the people of Muleshoe (Kay Graves and a Little Piece of Heaven, February 27, 2019). Probably the most lasting and far-reaching service she set in motion, however, was the food pantry. I...
I Thoroughly Enjoyed the CTE Power Lunch
Career and Technical Education students and teachers at Muleshoe High School hosted their first Power Lunch at the Muleshoe Training Center on Thursday, March 7th. Local business owners and community leaders were invited to come meet the students and see what skills...
Kay Graves and a Little Piece of Heaven
You may or may not know Muleshoe has a food pantry that serves Bailey County residents who sometimes need a helping hand with groceries. You also may or may not know that the food pantry exists because of Kay Graves. Let me tell you about Kay; then in a following...
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