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West Texans welcome in Austin for holidays
While Christmas Day is almost upon us, State Rep. Joe Heflin, D-Crosbyton, and his wife, Linda, are inviting constituents who happen to be in the Austin area this week to celebrate the holiday season with a visit to the state capitol to see the 2009 Lone Star Celebration Christmas Tree.
'Home for the holidays' means more this year
Last Sunday morning signs battled for the pocketbooks and souls of I-44 drivers in southwest Missouri.
Local artists' work hanging in the State Capitol
Two local artists have their work displayed at the State Capitol hanging on the 2009 Lone Star Celebration Christmas tree.
Hopefuls toss hats into ring for primaries
By THOMAS JENKINS Staff Writer With the Jan. 24 deadline to file to run in the 2010 political party primaries a little more than a month away, more political hopefuls have tossed their hats in the ring, according to local party chairmen.
Andrews signs up to challenge Heflin for House District 85 seat
The 2010 race for Texas House District 85, which Joe Heflin of Crosbyton has represented for the past three years, is officially on.
Crosbyton water is now safe to drink
Crosbyton residents are now able to drink the water after the boil notice was lifted.
State Rep. Joe Heflin, D-Crosbyton, was presented today with the Texas Rural Health TORCHbearer Award by the Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals.
Joe Heflin Receives TORCH Award
A consumer watch group has released the ten worst toys for your kids this year. The organization, "WATCH" or "World Against Toys Causing Harm" says these ten toys are the most harmful for your children.
State Representative Joe Heflin announced a new aide for his office. Heflin chose Robbye Appling as his district administrative aide in the Crosbyton office.
Eminent domain leads way as state measures OK'd
As expected, Texas voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved all constitutional amendments on the ballot, some intended to protect residence homesteads from large tax appraisal increases and to make it difficult for state and local governments to confiscate private property.
Passing right through: 11 issues decided
As expected, Texas voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a series of constitutional amendments intended to protect residence homesteads from large tax appraisal increases and make it difficult for state and local governments to confiscate private property.
Economic aid might stem residential drift
Lawmakers recently took a tour of Borden County that was noteworthy not for all the people they saw but for the wide open spaces.
Shrinking populations in counties across the region didn't slow down South Plains College this year.
Special to the Herald CROSBYTON - State Rep. Joe Heflin, D-Crosbyton, reminded residents of Texas House District 85 to vote in the Texas Constitutional Amendment election.
Lubbock on U.S. 82 soon leaves the fields of cotton and maize behind and enters some of the most desolate country in Texas.
Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 5, 2009 at St. Elizabeth Church with Father Jim O'Connor officiating.
Lubbock City Attorney officially sworn in
Sam Medina was officially sworn in as Lubbock's City Attorney on Thursday morning in a room full of City employees.