I guess I should mention that I don’t know Bob. Peter, my husband, knew Bob in high school. To be perfectly honest, I’m not sure Peter and Bob were even close pals in high school. But Bob sent me a Facebook friend request shortly after he became Facebook friends with Peter and, even though I don’t know Bob, I accepted. Then Bob challenged me to do push-ups. “Join me in the pushup challenge!” Bob said.
As you know, the coronavirus has become a major health concern, not just in China, but in other parts of the world, too – and it’s also shaken up the financial markets. As an individual investor, how concerned should you be?
As the worldwide threat of novel coronavirus increased, state agencies already were working together to ensure the health and safety of all Texans, Gov. Greg Abbott said Feb. 27.
Each year, the National Weather Service (NWS) in Midland conducts Skywarn severe weather spotter training courses across portions of west Texas and southeast New Mexico.
The Lamesa Community Players’ annual LaCopa awards banquet will be held at 6 p.m. this coming Friday, March 6, at K-Bob’s Steakhouse.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue last week announced additional disaster assistance available to agricultural producers, including producers impacted by drought and excess moisture as well as sugar beet growers.
ANDREWS – The city has already made purposeful use of more than half the funds it received around a year ago through a lawsuit settlement concerning the initial reliever route project that failed six months after opening in 2014.
SEMINOLE – On Friday, the Seminole Police Department received a report of an explosion and possible H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) gas escaping from a pump jack, said Police Chief Bernie Kraft.
BROWNFIELD – Career and technology (CTE) classes continue to be a very important aspect of high school instruction, especially for Brownfield ISD. CTE programs focus a lot on vocational training such as mechanics, welding, etc.
SNYDER – After it publishes its March 7 edition next weekend, the Snyder Daily News will adopt a new name and switch from a six-day-a-week publication to a twice-weekly newspaper, coming out on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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