A Texas Watershed Steward workshop will be held Jan. 28 from 1-5 p.m. This workshop is designed to help watershed residents learn about local water resources and how to become involved in watershed protection and management activities.

Retired agriscience instructor/FFA adviser Dr. Steve Forsythe of Lampasas has assumed another responsibility this spring. He will be the university supervisor for three senior Texas Tech University agriculture education majors completing their 12-week field experience.

Cayhil Isom exhibited the first-place finewool cross lamb and secondplace market goat at the Grandstand Youth Livestock show, a replacement for the Kerrville district show. In the gilt show, Bryli Wilson placed second with her Hampshire, and Saige Koger placed seventh with her cross.

The Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center, Kiwanis Club and Lampasas Lions Club have announced they will postpone the 2021 Casino Night, originally set for Feb. 20 at the Lampasas County Livestock Center.

A sticky substance on plant leaves, plant stands and the floor are often the first clue alerting gardeners to a problem on houseplants. If a closer look reveals bumps on the upper and lower surface of leaves and stems, it means scale insects have moved in to dine on your plants.

Danielle Tucker Shepard, a Lampasas real estate broker, and Kempner Realtor Shurece Amador were elected by Fort Hood Area Association of Realtors members to serve on the organization’s Board of Directors. They will serve three-year terms.

Galvanize, a coding and data-science training firm, will offer its Operation LevelUp program from Jan. 25 through June 4 to Fort Hood soldiers.

Zoé M. Bradley of Lampasas was named to the Tarleton State University dean’s list after earning a 3.75 GPA during the fall 2020 semester.

Marissa Beth Banks of Springfield, Missouri became the bride of Casey Glenn Hardin of Omaha, Nebraska in an Aug. 1, 2020 ceremony at South Haven Baptist Church in Springfield – the bride’s childhood church home.

The next American Red Cross Community Blood Drive is set for Feb. 1 from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the First Street Church of Christ fellowship hall, 201 W. First St. Photo ID or Red Cross donor card is required.