Jordan Cattle Auction

Receipts totaled 5,728 head. The stocker steers sold steady with 2 steers 490 lbs at $167.00 ($818.30) and stocker heifers sold steady. The feeder steers were $1-$2 lower, and feeder heifers were $2 lower. Packer cows were $3-$4 higher, and packer bulls were steady.

Researchers across Texas A&M System launch grassland revitalization partnership

An interdisciplinary team of researchers across the Texas A&M University System recently received grant funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture for research, education and outreach relating to grassland revitalization in Texas.

Final U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rule expands sporting access on refuges and hatcheries

Since day one, the Trump administration has prioritized recreational access to public lands, particularly for hunting and fishing.

Human Trafficking Prevention Course required for TDLR health programs

Professionals in 10 healthrelated programs regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation – a total of 68,345 people – will be required to complete a Texas Health and Human Services Commission-approved human trafficking prevention training course before they can renew their license,...

San Saba High School Cross Country teams run first Meet on August 25th

The SSHS Cross Country teams ran in their first meet of the year last Tuesday. This San Saba Invitational Meet was held at the golf course on August 25th. Seniors Brighton Adams and Courtnee Cash both medaled at 3rd and 4th place.

Dillos open up the season strong against Eldorado’s Eagles

Last Friday night, the Dillos extended their home game winning streak to 10 games by easily defeating the visitors from Eldorado 56-14. It was a hot and muggy evening with the game-time temperature over 100 degrees, and the only breeze the crowd enjoyed was from the ones they created themselves.

Jordan Cattle Auction

Receipts totaled 3,385 head. The market continued active with good demand. The stocker steers sold $3-$5 higher, and the stocker heifers were $3-$4 higher. Feeder steers were steady, and heifers were $2-$4 higher. Packer cows were $5-$6 lower, and bulls were $4-$5 lower.