Although we are not native to Borger, we have lived here since acquiring the dealership in December 2024. We are proud to now call Borger home for the foreseeable future. Our mission is to provide our customers with a type of service they have never experienced from a dealership.

We like to jokingly say, “we are the anti-car dealership, dealership!” Our goal is to create a company that has generational customers. We believe that price should not be the only factor when deciding where to buy a vehicle.

So, we want our customers to feel a sense of value from their car buying experience. This is why our service after the sale is where we truly shine. For example, one of the many perks of being a Webb & Company customer is having free carwashes for the life of your vehicle.

Additionally, the most important aspect to us is that the company is, and always remains, faith based and that we strive to do all things for the glory of God.

Please come and experience the Webb & Company difference, because everyone needs a “W”!

Sincerely,
Christopher & Tyler Webb

Raymond Brady, Director of Information Technology with Dumas ISD speaks with KXDJ'S Chris Samples about the data center.

 

Viridiana Delgado, sentenced for stealing from the City of Cactus Source:69th District Attorney's Office

Former Cactus employee sentenced for stealing from the city.

CACTUS, Texas - A former employee of the City of Cactus has pleaded guilty to stealing from the city.

Viridiana Delgado pleaded guilty to theft following an investigation by the Texas Rangers.

Delgado is a former Court Clerk for the City of Cactus Municipal Court.

According to the 69th District Attorney’s Office, the investigation determined she was responsible for filing, organizing and maintaining court records as well as collecting, documenting and depositing citation payments in to the court’s bank account.

Citations were often paid in cash.

Today, she was sentenced to 10 years probation and ordered to pay $88,745 in restitution.

If she violates probation, she can be sentenced to up to six years in prison.

We continue our series on area cities and how 2025 was for them.

Today, Dumas City Manager Mark Hall joins KXDJ’s Chris Samples to discuss the last year.

 “A lot of progress. We have a sidewalk improvement project going on and it is pretty extensive. That is a TxDOT project and they are predicting it will end in the late spring,” Hall told Samples.

Listen to more HERE

We will have more from Hall in coming days.

 

Pictured left to right: Connie Flores, Kaile Sysakayavong, and Samantha Thompson

Congratulations to Kaile Sysakayavong, who is a recipient of a Service Excellence Award.

Here is her story:
Late October, a patient arrived at the facility in visible distress, overwhelmed by a family civil matter and the challenges of caring for a newborn. Having recently given birth, the patient had very limited supplies and nowhere to turn for help. Kaile Sysakayavong immediately recognized the urgency of the situation and responded with compassion and decisiveness. She brought the patient upstairs to receive support from the OB nursing team ensuring they were surrounded by care and understanding during a vulnerable moment.

While the patient was being supported, Kaile went above and beyond what was expected. She took it upon herself to visit the gift shop and personally purchase essential baby items, offering practical assistance along with emotional reassurance. Her thoughtful actions brought comfort and relief to someone who was feeling overwhelmed and alone.

This moment reflects a pattern of kindness that Kaile demonstrates every day. On another occasion, an individual who frequently walks around town stopped by the facility to rest and use the phone. During a phone conversation, it became clear that the individual was facing eviction. Without hesitation, Kaile responded. She went to her father’s food truck and returned with food, ensuring the person would not go hungry during an already difficult time.

Kaile consistently treats everyone she encounters with empathy, dignity, and respect. She looks for meaningful ways, both large and small, to ease the burdens of others. Her quick thinking, generosity, and genuine care for those around her exemplify an unwavering commitment to service. Kaile truly embodies the values we strive to uphold and is an invaluable asset to our team and the community we serve.

Congratulations to Conda Bell, who is a recipient of a Life Saving Award. Here is her story:

On the morning of August 18, 2025, Conda Bell noticed that something was wrong with one of her co-workers after visiting with him in his office. He did not “look right” to her, and his shortness of breath concerned her deeply. Though her role as HR Benefits Specialist doesn’t involve patient care, she didn’t hesitate. Acting on instinct, Conda called the ED and requested immediate assistance, ensuring he could get the care he urgently needed.

Her quick thinking set a chain of life-saving actions in motion. Her coworker arrived at the ED and the clinical team quickly assessed and stabilized him, ultimately identifying a life-threatening pulmonary embolism that required emergency intervention. Her coworker received immediate stabilization and was transferred for treatment and surgery. Thanks to the rapid response initiated by Conda, he was discharged home safely the next day.

Conda went far beyond her normal responsibilities. She stepped into an unfamiliar, high-stakes situation with courage, compassion, and determination. She demonstrated that compassion and courage are not limited by one’s job description, and her actions directly contributed to saving a life of a co-worker who is still with us today due to her actions.

Dumas Demon Head Coach Aaron Dunnam speaks with KXDJ's Chris Samples
about his progress over the season, keys to success and what to expect

Pictured left to right: DeDee Hudspeth, Mayumi Tay, Mariana Gonzalez, Alexa Serda, and Amanda Jones

Congratulations to DeDee Hudspeth, Amanda Jones, Brandy Cano, Mariana Gonzalez and Alexa Serda, who are recipients of a Moore to Give Award! Here is their story:

When Medical Technologist, Ma “Mayumi” Tay, moved here from Dubai, she faced the daunting challenge of starting life in a new country without a driver’s license or a car. DeDee Hudspeth, Amanda Jones, Brandy Cano, Mariana Gonzalez and Alexa Serda immediately stepped in, and for nearly two years they have faithfully supported Mayumi not only in her day-to-day work activities, but also with needed transportation.

All of these ladies have stepped in to make sure Mayumi has always had a ride to and from work whenever they are available even when they were not scheduled to work themselves.
Brandy, DeDee and Amanda have consistently gone the extra mile by taking Mayumi to the store and other places she needed to go so that she has the resources she needs to be successful both at home and at work.

With patience and encouragement, DeDee and Amanda taught Mayumi how to drive, and Mayumi recently achieved a major milestone by earning her driver’s license, made possible in large part because of DeDee and Amanda’s dedication to teaching her.

More than simply “giving rides” these ladies recognized the importance of independence for Mayumi’s success and confidence. Their willingness to give their time, energy, and care has had a lasting impact on Mayumi’s personal and professional life. They have fostered a supportive work environment, strengthened team bonds, and demonstrated what it truly means to look out for one another. Their actions go far beyond the scope of their job duties and speak to their character as a caring teammates and supportive friends. They are shining examples of how generosity can change another person’s life.

Thank you for your kindness, selflessness, and commitment to helping a teammate We are incredibly proud that you are a part of our team!

Area tax rates (city) adopted for the next fiscal year include:

Cactus $0.314208
Canadian $0.846380
Borger $0.606807
Dumas $0.614928
Fritch $0.547556
Gruver $0.2770
Pampa $0.703304
Perryton $0.501485
Sunray $0.302340
Stratford: $0.820486

As the area taxing entities wrap up their public tax hearings, we are finally able to publish the information as each community and county adopt local budgets and tax rates for the upcoming year.

Have you ever wondered just how your taxes are calculated?  Be an informed taxpayer!

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