Leigh Ann Archer (left) presents Tammy Wyatt, executive director of the Lamesa Boys and Girls Club, with a $2,500 America’s Farmers Grow Communities donation from the Bayer Fund. Archer was
By Mary Jane Buerkle Plains Cotton Growers Thanks to favorable weather, harvest activity on the Texas High Plains increased fairly significantly over the past week, with more defoliant being sprayed
Texas farmers and ranchers have the opportunity to win a $2,500 donation for a nonprofit of their choice through America’s Farmers Grow Communities program. The program, which began in 2010
Earlier this week, O’Donnell Coach Fernando Baeza talked about the importance of Friday’s homecoming football game against Grady. Baeza’s Eagles went out and played like a team on a mission.
Taking a break from league play this week, the Klondike Cougars went into Friday night’s game against Loraine expecting a good fight from the Bulldogs. It didn’t take Coach Dalton
Lamesa’s junior high football teams enjoyed a successful evening Thursday at Brownfield, winning three of their four games against the Cubs. All three wins came by shut outs. Lamesa’s eighth
This area will be well represented at the Region I-IA Cross Country Championships on Oct. 28 at Lubbock’s Mae Simmons Park. Following this week’s strong showing at their district meets,
Sands’’ Landry Morrow is one of many area runners now heading to the Region I-IA Cross Country Meet after winning the District 8A girls race here this past Tuesday.
The Borden County Coyotes continue making quick work out of their league opponents. The fourth-ranked Coyotes are now 7-0 after taming the Sands Mustangs, 53-0, at Ackerly in a game
DISTRICT 7A VARSITY GIRLS Individual finishers: 1. Chloe Truill, Ropes, 12:37.44. 2. Madyson Horton, Wellman-Union, 13:48.84. 3. Allyson Mixpn, Wellman-Union, 14:18.81. 4. Brooklyn Belyeu, Ropes, 14:26.97. 5. Megan Moore, Ropes,
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