Anthony and Stace Hernandez, with their children Kaylee, Myranda and Timothy, painted this message of hope on a cinder-block fence on the west side of their house at 227 N. 22nd Place. Stating that Jesus is greater than COVID-19 and proclaiming faith over fear, the message is readily visible to traffi c heading east on N. 22nd St.
Lamesa police were involved in two pursuits of the same vehicle early Sunday morning before eventually arresting the driver of the auto.
As the nation continues to shelter in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar is urging Texans to shop online or practice strict social distancing measures for in-store purchases during the sales tax holiday for emergency preparation supplies.
Type 2 Diabetes is a disease that happens when someone’s blood glucose is too high because their body doesn’t make enough insulin or it doesn’t work well to get the blood glucose into the cells where it can be used for energy.
The COVID-19 situation will be part of the focus during the O’Donnell school board’s regular monthly meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday at the school.
Gov. Greg Abbott on April 8 announced a partnership between the Texas Military Department and Prestige Ameritech to increase production of personal protective equipment for health care workers.
First we all measured this situation by days and then by weeks and now the days string together and I’m not always sure if it is Tuesday or Wednesday. By now, we are seasoned pandemic participants. We know how to kill a month by staying inside and following the rules. Cross that one off the bucket list.
These have been trying times for everyone. The COVID-19 virus might have changed the way school systems are forced to operate, but it has not dampened our spirits towards our students. Our Special Education Team (as well as every teacher and department in Lamesa ISD) is hard at work every day coming up with ways to try to make this time less stressful on you as a parent and impactful and effective for your students.
One of Jose Lucio’s ultimate goals as the Golden Tornadoes’ new head tennis school is to help create players like he was during high school.
Borden County’s Camden Edwards has pretty much climbed the pinacle when it comes to the world of high school athletics.
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