Western Texas College international student Shoma Iwasaki, a native of Japan, elected to stay in Snyder as the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the world.
International students face challenges due to COVID-19
Although Western Texas College (WTC) has moved classes online and closed its campus for most students for the rest of the semester, there are still a few students who remain, including international students, one of whom is Shoma Iwasaki from Miki,... more
Katy Cade named principal of Snyder Intermediate School
Katy Cade has been named principal at Snyder Intermediate School beginning with the 2020-21 school year.“Mrs. Cade has leadership experience within the district and is respected by the staff. She will be a great asset to Snyder Intermediate,” Snyder... more
Pictured are some of Patricia’s Wittie’s finished homemade masks.
Local seamstress donates masks to Cogdell
In ways large and small, the Snyder community is getting creative to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic.Patricia Wittie is using her sewing skills to make homemade masks. She has donated masks to Cogdell Memorial Hospital, its physical therapy... more
(Clockwise from top) Penelope Spiegel, Jon Luke Farmer, Liam Hale, Luke Hale and Mya Hale work on lessons at home.
Parents adjust to teaching at home
With all Texas schools ordered to close until at least the end of April, many parents find themselves in a role that they may not have expected: Teacher. For parents with younger students, the role can add to the stress of trying to maintain their... more
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Hicks, Cooper answer the public’s questions
Scurry County Judge Dan Hicks, Fire Chief/Emergency Management Coordinator Perry Westmoreland and local health authority Dr. Bid Cooper fielded questions during a 27-minute livestream Thursday evening. The stream started with slides providing... more
Western Texas College international student Shoma Iwasaki, a native of Japan, elected to stay in Snyder as the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the world.
Fuel from a pickup truck flares as Snyder firefighters work to extinguish small fires following a wreck Tuesday afternoon. The white pickup truck (left) struck a nearby telephone pole in the 300 block of 37th Street around 3:08 p.m. Tuesday. Personnel from Snyder Fire and Police departments and Scurry County EMS responded to the wreck. No one was transported to the hospital from the scene.
Pictured are some of Patricia’s Wittie’s finished homemade masks.
(Clockwise from top) Penelope Spiegel, Jon Luke Farmer, Liam Hale, Luke Hale and Mya Hale work on lessons at home.
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