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PHOTOS YOU LOOK AT AND THEN NEVER FORGET
It is either El Chucacabra or the Abdominal Snowman out testing. You’re guess is as good as ours.
Not only does MXA always park in the exact same spot every week at the races, but it is valet parking.
And you thought electric bike stands were only for bikes and that girls didn’t know how to work on trucks.
You can find Motocross Action logos in the strangest places, but you never expect to see it at an air show on a Sbach 342 Thunderbolt aerobatic plane.
This kid has a lot of BMX trophies! He also has seven AMA Supercross Championships and the most Supercross wins of any rider in history.
Chad Reed has been selected as the USDA National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) assistant state conservationist for Zone 1 field operations, headquartered in Lubbock, Texas, by NRCS Texas State Conservationist Kristy Oates.
Chad Reed, USDA National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) assistant state conservationist for Zone 1 field operations (
Photo courtesy of USDA NRCS)
Reed will oversee 50 NRCS field service centers across the High Plains, more than 125 employees, and a total annual budget of approximately $55 million in federal conservation aid to Texas farmers and producers in the South Plains and Panhandle regions.
“We are pleased to have Chad Reed representing our agency in one of the largest agriculture production areas in the United States,” said Oates. “His leadership and knowledge of resources will be essential for our continued success working with producers in this key area.”
Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center hospitalist Dr. Arli Bumatayo shares his perspective on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. ROB STROUD, JOURNAL GAZETTE & TIMES-COURIER
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended most aspects of everyday life and thrust many community members into situations unthinkable a year ago. None of us could have imagined what we would be facing.Â
And while the 12 past months have produced numerous stories of perseverance, few exemplify the spirit of selflessness, public service and bravery than the community s first responders, who are the Journal Gazette & Times-Courier Newsmaker of the Year 2020.Â
This year, the title goes to the legions of doctors, nurses, police officers, paramedics, fire department personnel and medical staff who have fought tirelessly this year to keep us safe.Â
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