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Miller’s Mud Mill Owner Shelley Miller decided to close the family pottery business after 39 years. They decided to close to downsize their operations and to spend time with family. They have plans to reopen in the future, but no decisions have been made at this time. (Photo credit: Linna Jones, Copyright 2023 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. )

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Miller's Mud Mill closes after 39 years
By Linna Jones Dumas Clarion Publisher
Wed,07/17/24-6:17PM , 1,133 Reads
Miller's Mud Mill owner Shelley Miller made the decision to close the handmade pottery business to downsize and have more time to spend time with her family in July 2024.
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10 & Up Girls Winner: DeWitt (Submitted Photo)

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Youth Sports of Dumas hosts Best of the Best Tournament
By Linna Jones Dumas Clarion Publisher
Fri,06/14/24-4:00PM , 702 Reads
The Youth Sports of Dumas held their Best of the Best Tournament at the former Lions Club ball park Saturday, June 8, 2024
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The Dumas City Council received an update on the new iWordQ program and how it will help citizens reports work orders for code enforcement, water works, and street repair at the Dumas City Council Monday, May 10, 2024. The program can be used to help make filing work orders more. (Photo credit: Linna Jones, Copyright 2023 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. )

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New program to help citizens submit repair work orders
By Linna Jones Dumas Clarion Publisher
Thu,06/13/24-9:14PM , 338 Reads
Dumas Citizens will soon have a new way to communicate with the city for work orders for code enforcement, waterworks and street department.
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Dumas Volunteer Fire Department (Photo credit: Linna Jones, Copyright 2023 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)

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The Dumas Volunteer Fire Department works to keep Dumas safe from emergency situations to severe weather
By Linna Jones Dumas Clarion Publisher
Thu,05/30/24-8:30AM , 517 Reads
The DVFD trains to handle day to day calls like house fires, fire alarms, grass fires, traffic accidents and more. Their basic goal is to be able to handle a house fire in the Dumas city limit where they stop the fire and make sure everyone is safe.
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