SEMINOLE – Seminole Independent School District (SISD) Superintendent Kyle Lynch sent a reminder to parents March 2 concerning face coverings.
An ambulance was called to the scene but apparently no one was seriously injured in a collision Tuesday morning between two tractor-trailer rigs at the intersection of FM Highways 829 and 1064. It appeared a feed truck was heading southbound on 829 and ran a stop sign in front of a sandhauling truck which was headed east. LPR photo
Dawson County officials are again seeking bids for an oil and gas lease involving mineral interests owned by the county.
As painful and frustrating as it was last year at the regional girls power lifting championships for Lamesa’s Jocelyn Marroquin, those tears turned into grins this past Saturday at Kermit.
If last Friday’s seasonopening performance in the Denver City Mustang Relays is any sign, the Golden Tornadoes should be in the fast lane this season.
The Golden Tornadoes’ tennis squad finished fifth out of 10 teams in last weekend’s Texas Tennis Coaches Association’s regional tournament at Brownfield.
A strong finish Monday evening at Post helped the Borden County’s softball squad chalk up its first win of this season.
The Golden Tornado softball squad continues to roll, and it was “long ball” which fueled its latest win.
The Golden Tornadoes’ baseball squad finished up play in last weekend’s 180 Cotton Field Tournament with a bang.
As strange as it sounds it’s been a while since the Borden County Coyotes and O’Donnell Eagles have played each other in a district baseball game.
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