See the house fire in the 1800 block of Avenue D in Muleshoe on the morning of November 12, 2018, that destroyed all of the belongings of Jose and Lorena Mesa and their three children. Monetary donations for the family can be taken to any AimBank location and deposited to the Lorena Mesa Benefit account. Clothing, linens, kitchen appliances, furniture etc… can be donated at K&K Pharmacy, 1411 West American Blvd, or each campus of the Muleshoe schools will take your items. Get more details in our Tuesday, November 13th, Muletrain News.

See the Muleshoe City Council Meeting held on November 12, 2018, at City Hall in Muleshoe, Texas, where local veterans were honored at the first of the meeting. Items on the agenda: 1. Approval of Minutes a. Council Meeting October 8, 2018. 2. Consider reimbursement of receipts from Kenzi Green for the 2018 Muleshoe Merry Market from Hotel/Motel Tax Funds. 3. Consider Resolution R-743-1118 Canvassing returns of the City Special Election held on November 6, 2018. 4. Consider Resolution No. R-744-1118 designating the city’s official newspaper. 5. Receive Financial Statement for the month ending October 31, 2018. 6. Administrative Reports: a. Work continues on the ground storage tank project. b. The City of Muleshoe Police Department held their first “Coffee with a Cop” on October 24th at McDonalds. c. Muleshoe EDC will be hosting a Leadership Muleshoe on the morning of November 15th. Matty McLain will offer “Getting Things Done” and Slater Elza will offer a session on Employment Law. d. The city will hold its annual Christmas Luncheon on Wednesday, December 5th at noon at the City of Muleshoe Training Facility. e. Shorty Flores, an employee of the Muleshoe Area Public Library, has announced her retirement and will be honored with a reception at the library on Thursday, December 20th from 3-4p.m. She began full time employment at the library on October 1, 1993. f. The Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce will have the tree lightning on Saturday, November 24th at the Muleshoe Memorial form 6-8p.m. That day is also “Shop Local Saturday” that kicks off “Shop the Shoe”. g. The Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade will be held on the evening of December 15th.

See the first snow of the season hit Muleshoe, Texas, on Veteran’s Day Weekend, November 11 & 12, 2018, with about 1″ of snow falling in the area. Muleshoe schools were delayed two hours Monday morning and the basketball games vs. Dimmitt have been cancelled.  Gil Lamb Advertising coverage of Muleshoe area weather brought to you by http://knkpharmacy.com/

Meet Judy Coffman, the head of the Muleshoe Meals on Wheels program and some of their volunteers. See how you can help as the program has recently doubled the number of elderly and needy they assist in Muleshoe. You can contact Judy at the Bailey County Courthouse in person or call 806-272-3647. You can also mail a donation to Muleshoe Meals on Wheels at 300 South First, Suite 110, Muleshoe, Texas, 79347, or make a direct deposit at AimBank Muleshoe to Muleshoe Meals on Wheels.

See video of the Muleshoe High School Senior Pep Rally held on November 2, 2018, at the MHS Gymnasium in Muleshoe, Texas, spotlighting the MHS Class of 2019. Gil Lamb Advertising coverage of Muleshoe Mules football brought to you by McDonald’s Restaurant, Bailey County Electric, Barrett Potato Farms, Terry Burton Service Center, Irrigation Pumps and Power, Leal’s Tortilla Factory, Mohawk Auto Parts, Muleshoe Housing Authority, Muleshoe ISD, Hereford Feed Ingredients, Muleshoe Animal Clinic/Muleshoe Vet Supply, AimBank, Chad Beall Construction, Five Area Telephone/West Plain Telecom, K&K Pharmacy, Muleshoe Area Medical Center, Wilson Drilling, WTG Fuels, First Bank, Lance Insurance and McCormick Seed.

See our interview with singer/songwriter Michelle Young on October 29, 2018, at the Trinity Christian Center Church in Muleshoe, Texas. She tells about the upcoming Bailey County Ministerial Alliance Thanksgiving Service and the Trinity Christian Christmas Concert she will be performing in and also sings one of her original songs “Come to Me”. Meet Your Neighbor is brought to you by United Supermarkets.

See video of the Muleshoe High School Pink Out Pep Rally held at the MHS Gymnasium on October 26, 2018. Around $2,000 was raised for Matthew Alarcon in the Shave the Head Competition that saw teacher Larry Cribbs and students Ryan Rodriguez and Nate Cabrera shave their hair off during the pep rally. Master of Ceremonies is Louis Pacheco and the speaker is Shelly Turnbow. Gil Lamb Advertising coverage of Muleshoe Mules football brought to you by McDonald’s Restaurant, Bailey County Electric, Barrett Potato Farms, Terry Burton Service Center, Irrigation Pumps and Power, Leal’s Tortilla Factory, Mohawk Auto Parts, Muleshoe Housing Authority, Muleshoe ISD, Hereford Feed Ingredients, Muleshoe Animal Clinic/Muleshoe Vet Supply, AimBank, Chad Beall Construction, Five Area Telephone/West Plain Telecom, K&K Pharmacy, Muleshoe Area Medical Center, Wilson Drilling, WTG Fuels, First Bank, Lance Insurance and McCormick Seeds.

See the soaking rain that fell on Muleshoe, Texas, on October 24, 2018, with .70″ dropping at the NWS Station at Channel 6, .68″ at the Muleshoe Mesonet and the Earth Mesonet, next to Tolk Plant, received .54″. Gil Lamb Advertising coverage of Muleshoe area weather brought to you by http://knkpharmacy.com/

See the Coffee with a Cop hosted by McDonald’s in Muleshoe, Texas, on October 24, 2018. Members of the Muleshoe Police Department were in attendance to meet with the local community including Police Chief Gary McHone, Lieutenant Benny Parker, Sergeant Leonardo Aviles and Officers Marcos Soto and Eric Gruwell. Coffee with a Cop brings police officers and the community members they serve together, over coffee, to discuss issues and learn more about each other.

See the Muleshoe High School Fall Choir Concert held on October 21, 2018, at the Kerry Moore Auditorium in Muleshoe, Texas. The MHS Choir Director is Christy Barber and she is assisted by Michelle Young, Daniel Barber and Jessica Maynerich. Piano accompaniment by Clint Barrick. Program includes: Prelude Choir (Beginning Choir) – Galop by Ken Berg and Storm by James DesJardins, Cambiare Choir (Junior High Boys Choir) – Billy, The Pirate by Keith Christopher, Arranged by Christy Barber, Cantabile Choir (Junior High Girls Choir) – If There Is by Dominick DiOrio and Blackbird by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Arranged by Audrey Snyder, Colla Voce Choir (High School Mixed Choir) – Double, Double Toil and Trouble by Leeann Ashby Starkey and How Fair A Rose by Jay Althouse. The performance was dedicated to Matthew Alarcon.