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LISD: History in the Making

LISD: History in the Making

The Lamesa Golden Tors have made history. Throughout the years we have had great success in many of our athletic programs. From the yearly success of Vanessa Hernandez and the softball team to the recently rediscovered success of Jose Lucio and our Tor Tennis program and everyone in between (too many to name, but we are proud of you all!), success is not unknown to our student athletes. This year, we have a new addition, as for the first time in 23 years, our Golden Tor football team has brought home the District Championship, a remarkable achievement that has the entire town buzzing with pride.

The Big Red One and The Battle for Freedom

The Big Red One and The Battle for Freedom

The Big Red One” is the nickname for the U.S. Army’s 1st Infantry Division, the first and most storied and decorated division in the Army. The “BRO” is routinely the first division sent into war settings. They saw their initial action during WWI in 1917, and were also ordered to serve in WWII, Vietnam, The Balkans, Iraq and in the War on Terror. (Image from 1st Infantry Division Facebook Page) The Division won America’s first victory in WW1 at the Battle of Cantigny in France, pushing back German forces at the cost of over 1,000 U.S. soldiers. There were also incredible acts of valor on the battlefield, resulting in five members receiving the Medal of Honor, which is the military’s most revered award for combat. One of those recipients was Sergeant Michael Ellis.

Silent no more!

Silent no more!

You are sitting at home in your basement mancave scrolling through the news of the day while taking in a football game when all the sudden you smell smoke. It catches your attention and causes you to be distracted for a moment. However, you know your wife is with the kids working on a craft upstairs, so you keep enjoying your time of solitude, that is until you hear screams followed by, “Honey!!” and then “Daddy, where are you??” At that point you run upstairs only to see the kitchen in flames burning through the second floor where your family is.

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