In a special noon meeting Monday, Lamesa Independent School District (LISD) board members agreed to apply for federal funds to offset the cost of 380 new computers.
Emotions stretched from one extreme to the other Saturday night when Klondike FFA members gathered to hear how they had done at the top level of competition in the state.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Dawson County Public Library.
Organizers of the fifth annual Toy and Coat Drive, along with a car meet, were not surprised when residents came out Sunday to donate gifts for needy children.
Directors of the Dawson County Hospital District have called for a special meeting at 12 noon Thursday in the Medical Arts Hospital’s (MAH) conference room.
Imagine if you would – without warning, and quite against your freewill – you find yourself traveling to another dimension. It is a dimension of sight and sound and mind. It lies between the pit of our fears and the summit of our knowledge. It came quietly and is invisible, yet deadly. It knows nothing of the norms of regular society but creates its own rules. It is both ruthless and relentless; no one is safe. You are moving into a land of shadows and substance, of life and death.
Texas is ready to distribute 1.4 million doses as soon as the COVID-19 vaccine receives federal government approval. Gov. Greg Abbott said the
SEMINOLE - In a press release last week, Governor Greg Abbott announced the Center for Disease Control (CDC) had made an initial allotment of over 1.4 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to Texas for December.
ANDREWS - The school district’s enrollment numbers are the lowest they’ve been in four years after a 110-student decrease from October to November, according to figures that were expected to be presented at Tuesday’s board meeting.
SNYDER - Scurry County has experienced its 22nd death due to COVID-19.
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