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Headlines for June 19, 2013:

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Residents to battle cancer with Relay For Life

Monday's rain makes June wettest month this year

Restoring Power

School board hears how oil values are computed

New wells drilled by city have disappointing flow

News

Two are charged with grand jury indictments

Lamesa ISD will take over pre-kindergarten program

Obituaries

J.O. Adams

Claudia Pearl Gill Stephens

Annie Christine Lee

Lifestyles

Survivor Fellowship

Moreland to present photography workshop

Sports

Cal Ripken baseball tournaments returning to Lamesa

 

Residents to battle cancer with Relay For Life

Front Page - Published: June 19, 2013
 
Residents to battle cancer with Relay For Life
SURVIVOR SUPPER Relay For Life Organizer Jamie Gonzales (standing) visits with Dale and Jane Schwartz before the Survivor’s Dinner held on Tuesday evening at the Dawson County Senior Citizens Center in Lamesa. United Supermarkets provided the meal for the survivors, while Bush’s Chicken supplied the cups, ice and tea for the meal. The Relay For Life is this Friday, beginning at 6 p.m., at the Lamesa High School Golden Tornado Football Stadium. (Regina Crutcher/Press-Reporter)
 
Beginning this Friday afternoon, residents of Dawson County will do their part in the battle against cancer.

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Monday's rain makes June wettest month this year

Front Page - Published: June 19, 2013
Lamesa recorded its second wettest one-day rainfall amount this year on Monday, boosting June’s rainfall total up to the wettest month so far this year.

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Restoring Power

Front Page - Published: June 19, 2013
 
Restoring Power
An employee with Oncor Electric Delivery is shown replacing an electrical high voltage “dropout fuse” about 10 a.m. Wednesday near a transformer location in the alleyway in the 500 block between North 1st and South 1st Streets. Businesses in the 500 block of both streets and in the 100 block of South Austin Avenue were experiencing electricity outages when employees arrived for work on Wednesday morning. The Lamesa Press-Reporter and South Plains Printing were without electricity for about three hours, delaying the publishing of today’s edition of the newspaper. (Herrel Hallmark/Press-Reporter)
 

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School board hears how oil values are computed

Front Page - Published: June 19, 2013
Lamesa school board members got a crash course Tuesday in how oil values are computed for property tax purposes.

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New wells drilled by city have disappointing flow

Front Page - Published: June 19, 2013
Mayor Dave Nix and members of the Lamesa City Council on Tuesday evening expressed their disappointment in preliminary results obtained after the drilling of several new city water wells.

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