SEMINOLE – The COVID-19 update from the South Plains Public Health Department may have caused concern for many on Tuesday, July 27 with numbers showing nine new COVID cases in Gaines County and 14 active. New cases were also present in Terry County.
BROWNFIELD – Texas Tech’s Masked Rider and her horse, Fearless Champion, visited a small group July 28 of the Kendrick Memorial Library’s 2021 summer reading program.
ANDREWS – A federal agency reviewing a license application from Interim Storage Partners (ISP) for interim above-ground storage of spent fuel here issued its Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) last week.
Both Lamesa and Klondike have new high school volleyball coaches, and it’s not taking long for them to get a good impression of the players who will be making up their teams.
The Lamesa High School Golden Tornadoes open their fall tennis season at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lubbock All Saints.
The annual Wayne Hogg Memorial Golf Tournament tees off this coming weekend at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Lavon Nieman, of Lubbock, Texas, left this world for her eternal home on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is getting a letter from here pertaining to hospital officials’ concerns over the funding and manpower needed to possibly fight another wave of the coronavirus.
Holding their musical instruments in imaginary fashion, members of the Lamesa High School Golden Tornado Band go through a marching practice session Friday morning on the practice football fi eld a
When Norman Schoonover closed the Dal Paso Barber Shop last month after cutting hair in Lamesa for more than 56 years, he made sure that donations he had collected for a cause dear to his heart wer
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