TOPEKA – The extent of damage to the Lynn County Courthouse continues to be assessed more than three weeks after a waterline burst above the third-floor balcony over the district courtroom and wate
ANDREWS – Several opponents of storing spent fuel at Waste Control Specialists’ (WCS) sites in far west Andrews County made their positions known during the public forum session at Tuesday’s commis
STANTON – A Lubbock-based convenience store chain is readying a new location in Martin County.
Lucky Scarlett Olivas, a 2017 graduate of Lamesa High School, graduated from Texas Tech University in May with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science with concentrations in animal productio
SLATON – Thousands of guests braved the 90-plus degree temperatures to attend the biennial South Plains Airshow Saturday (June 12) at the Slaton Municipal Airport.
SEMINOLE – The Gaines County Community Resource Group is busy planning for “Got Character” Camp 2021, scheduled for July 13-15.
Golden Tornado Athletic Director Gregg Moreland admits he took a chance three years ago when he hired a 24-year-old head basketball coach.
After helping lead their softball teams to successful seasons this spring, four area sluggers have been recognized among the best in the state by the Texas Girls Coaches Association.
After making all-state in his third different sport of the 2020-2021 school year, Borden County’s Trey Edwards modestly attributes his success to his Coyote teammates and coaches.
The son of a former Golden Tornado coaching assistant and Klondike Cougar head football coach is now being recognized as one of the best high school baseball catchers in the state.
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