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Courtesy Photo A DOUGHBOY AND HIS BRIDE: Known as the "Bread Sergeant" in World War I, Charles C. Casey and his wife, Dena, opened their first bakery in Bridgeport in 1919.
When American Cancer Society board members decided to add a Relay for Life Award to their annual recognitions, Kevin and Nancy Lewis were their first - and unanimous - choice.
July 17, 1948: Three Latvian refugees, The Lambert Trio, who are enrolled at Wayland College, were guests of the Kiwanis Club at their meeting at the Hilton Hotel.
Prairie dog colony evicted permanently
By RICHARD PORTER Herald Staff Writer Plainview's prairie dog town is no more. According to Edwin Vadder, chairman of the board for Christian Manor nursing home - the organization which owns the land south of ...
Lubbock Kidnapping & Rape Suspect Captured in Plainview
Lubbock police say a man suspected in the recent kidnapping and attempted rape of two women is behind bars.
Children Recovering from Deadly Accident in Hale County
Two siblings are still hospitalized following a tragic crash in Hale County that killed their mother and her boyfriend.
Two Dead After Hale County Collision
Authorities tell NewsChannel 11, two people are dead after a collision in Hale County, about ten miles west of Plainview on Highway 70.
Mexican man dies in Hale crash
A man from Mexico was killed after his teenage girlfriend lost control of her car on a dirt road in Hale County over the weekend.
Help Authorities Locate Leslie Springer
A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in Crosby County could be hiding out in Lubbock.
Lubbock Now Part of Salmonella Tomato Scare
The Lubbock Health Department announced yesterday that Lubbock has one of the more than 228 nationwide cases of salmonella poisoning.
Harris County Leads Texas in Number of Tornadoes
Harris County has had almost twice as many tornadoes reported than any other county in the state according to a recent survey conducted by the Insurance Council of Texas .
Last in a series By RICHARD PORTER Herald Agriculture Editor With high winds, blowing dust and an expected high temperature of 100 degrees, today is poised to continue a string of unpleasant weather the ...
City not ready to endorse SPS plan
Herald Staff Writer The Plainview City Council passed a resolution approving "Southwestern Public Service Company's proposed tariff sheets related to certain interruptible-service tariffs," but expressly ...
Herald Staff Writer Bees can be a dangerous insect, but they can also be harmless.
June 1928, Plainview Evening Herald: The Rev. Robins of Floydada delivered two splendid talks Sunday in Liberty.
Wind really is blowing harder than normal
Herald Agriculture Editor If the impression of local residents is that 2008 has been more windy than most past years, that impression appears to be correct - to the consternation of area farmers.
June 1928, Plainview Evening Herald: Members of the American Legion met at Mayfield Drug Co.
Winds make heat feel like a furnace
Herald Agriculture Editor Plainview residents saw a record-setting day Wednesday when temperatures hit 102 degrees.
Herald File Photo LEGENDARY SURVEYOR: W.J. "Jeff" Williams, at age 80, looks through his transit in this 1961 photo.
NewsChannel 11's Ben Lawson spoke with the victims to get their thoughts on Rodriguez's arrest.