“My New Year’s Resolution is to stick to my Keto’s diet; eventually hit my goal weight.”
- Tosha Woodberry
“I haven’t made it yet.”
- Steven Archer
Lamesa City Council members took only a few minutes Monday to okay a $54,500 engineering study for a pipeline that could expand the city’s wastewater system.
The term “Pay it Forward” is defined by one dictionary as repaying a kindness by doing another act of generosity for someone else.
Dawson County officials have tallied more than $132,000 worth of equipment they hope to purchase through funds from the local Weaver Foundation.
Just six months after adopting a policy regulating pipelines placed alongside county roads, Dawson County officials are now looking at taking measures to enforce that policy.
If there’s was ever an occasion that a basketball team needed one of those “bounce back” games it was the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes going into Monday’s contest here against longtime rival Andrews.
If Golden Tornado girls basketball coach Shai Young has a New Years’ resolution for his young hoop squad then it would have been to read somewhere along the lines of ‘Starting 2021 like we finished
After their second loss of the season in their final game before the Christmas break, Coach Ben Connell’s Sands Mustangs dropped out of the top 10 in the state in Class 1A’s latest poll.
The Borden County Coyotes enjoyed a clean sweep over the Meadow Broncos on the hardwoods Tuesday afternoon at Gail.
Both Klondike’s boys and girls basketball squads found themselves on their home court Tuesday afternoon in their first game back from the Christmas break.
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