See our interview with John Ryan Isaacson who just spent a year in Germany in the Rotary Foreign Exchange Program.  John Ryan is the son of Dieter and Kristine Isaacson and the interview was conducted on July 24, 2014, at K&K Pharmacy in Muleshoe, Texas.

See our interview with Muleshoe native KaLynn Coffman who is working on a Master of Divinity in Messianic Jewish Studies at the Charles Feinberg Center in Brooklyn, New York.  She is a MHS Graduate of the Class of 2004 and the daughter of Jeff and Judy Coffman.  Interview was conducted on July 18, 2014, at the Calvary Baptist Church in Muleshoe, Texas.

Hear our interview with Bailey County Pioneer Frances Stegall conducted on February 4, 2014.  Funeral service for Frances Stegall, 102 of Muleshoe, is 11a.m., Wednesday, July 16, 2014, at the First United Methodist Church.  Frances moved from McAdoo, Texas to Bailey County in 1922.  She began writing at the age of 90, and published 9 books. She was a member of the Muleshoe Art Association and the First United Methodist Church of Muleshoe.  Frances was devoted to caring for her family.  She was preceded in death by her husband, Cass in 1990, her parents, and a daughter, Lavon Stegall in 1983. Get the full obituary at https://gillambadvertisingmuleshoe.com/?cat=1

Rain and thunderstorms move through Muleshoe, Texas, on July 14, 2014, with .51″ falling in the afternoon and an evening storm bringing the daily total to 1.20″ at the NWS Station at Channel 6.

See the Muleshoe City Council Meeting held at City Hall on July 14, 2014, in Muleshoe, Texas.  Find the agenda at the first of the video.

President of the Texas Municipal Clerks Associaiton, Art Camacho, surprises Muleshoe City Secretary LeAnn Gallman at the end of Monday’s Muleshoe City Council Meeting and names her the 2014 Clerk of the Year.

Harvest Fresh Produce, open Monday-Saturday 9a.m-6p.m., featuring red & yellow watermelons and just in black diamond watermelons grown right here in Texas, huge load of just out of the garden tomatoes.  They also carry fresh squash, zucchini, pinto beans, potatoes, green beans, black-eyed peas, sweet yellow onions, red onions & super colossal onions, cucumbers, cantaloupes, mangoes, peaches, red potatoes and russet potatoes will arrive very soon!  Harvest Fresh is just in front of Barrett Produce east of Muleshoe on Highway 84 and arriving soon they will have okra and sweet corn!

Farm Fresh Produce featuring Red & Yellow Watermelons, Tomatoes, Squash, Potatoes, Beans, Black-eyed Peas, Onions, Cucumbers, Cantaloupes, Mangoes, Peaches and More in front of Barrett Produce on East of Muleshoe on Highway 84!

See our interview with Muleshoe native Kolby Lanham about finding human remains at the World War II crash site of a B-24 Liberator “Diana-Mite” near Stuttgart, Germany.     Find out how you can help recover the fallen crew of the Diana Mite by clicking here.  Kolby is a 2005 graduate of Muleshoe High School and the son of J.T. and Piki Widener.  The interview was conducted on July 12, 2014, in Lubbock, Texas.

See our interview with Muleshoe native Jill Turner-Mitchael and her husband Steve who along with the Walmart Foundation has made a generous donation to the Bailey County Senior Citizens.  Jill serves as Senior Vice President of Health and Wellness at Sam’s Club in Bentonville, Arkansas.  Jill is a 1982 graduate of Muleshoe High School and the daughter of Royce and Sandy Turner.  Interview was conducted on July 11, 2014.

Hear our interview with Bailey County Pioneer Jack Schuster conducted on February 4, 2014.   Funeral service for Jack Schuster, 87 of Muleshoe, was held on July 9, 2014, at the First Baptist Church.   Jack was a lifetime resident of the Muleshoe community.  He farmed south of Muleshoe for over 70 years.  He served on the Needmore Gin board for over 30 years; the Bailey County Farm Bureau board for 2 terms; the High Plains Research Foundation Board as a Lifetime Member; and was one of the oldest members of the First Baptist Church of Muleshoe.  Jack received the Celebration of the Land Award for participation in the Great Plains Conservation Program in 1995 and the Outstanding Conservation Farmer Award in 1975.   Jack talks about rural electrification in Bailey County, the paving of Highway 214 and the advances he has seen in farming over his lifetime.