SEMINOLE – The South Plains Public Health District (SPPHD) in Seminole, with assistance from the Seminole Emergency Medical Services, administered 450 doses of the COVID vaccine during their mobile clinic Feb. 24.
BROWNFIELD - It is not uncommon to hear stories about residents all over Texas complaining about high energy bills after the winter storm. The storm left many without power and water, and for those who were lucky enough to have power to keep warm, a ridiculously high energy bill.
If their past couple of outings are any sign of what to expect, the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes ought to be fun to watch in the 180 Cotton Field Baseball Tournament here at Joe Spikes Field.
After dropping their final two games in last weekend’s Concho Classic at San Angelo, the Golden Tors’ softball squad got back on the right track Tuesday night at Snyder with a 6-3 victory over the Tigers.
After making it to the playoffs in football and basketball this school year, the O’Donnell Eagles should be a team to watch this spring on the high school baseball diamond.
After fielding stateranked squads in football and basketball, the Borden County Coyotes are now doing so on the baseball diamond.
A couple of high school golf tournaments are teeing off this week at Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Rusty Rainbolt made his debut as Borden County’s new head softball coach Monday evening at Tahoka, where a sluggish start proved rather costly for the Coyotes.
After starting the season winning their first three invitational meets, the Golden Tornado girls power lifting squad hopes to put a cherry on the top of their accomplishments on Saturday at the Division III Region I Powerlifting Championships at Kermit.
Lamesa High School’s girls and boys track teams will get their season started this Friday at Denver City.
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