A hectic series of meetings and work sessions during the past few weeks by the Lamesa city council is about to reach a conclusion. After finalizing the budget on second
The following are among the many calls received by the Lamesa Police Department from Tuesday, Aug 27, through Thursday, Aug. 29: Tuesday, Aug. 27 2:04 a.m. – The sheriff’s department
The Howard College Board of Trustees recognized the Lamesa Economic Development Corporation (LEDC) during their regular meeting this past Monday. The board presented a resolution to the LEDC for their
Austin-based Estancia Oil and Gas recently received permits to drill two new oil exploration wells in southwestern Dawson County. The two wells will be located within a mile of each
Mickey Eddins didn’t want folks to make a “big to-do” about him or his western accessory business, but that’s simply too bad. “If he hadn’t wanted a ‘big to-do’ made
Iwas not popular in high school. Everyone says this. I now realize that no one—not even the most popular person in high school—self-identifies as popular. Lately I’ve been getting a
It can be legitimately said that setbacks are the absolute key to success in life. How else can one measure how one is doing? One might further argue that setbacks
Following a public hearing without any input Thursday evening, Dawson school board members approved both a new budget and tax rate for the school in Welch. The new tax rate
While most Texans are sweltering under a brutal August heat wave, savvy dove hunters will gladly suffer along providing conditions don’t change before the Sept. 1 season opener. A hot,
At the NCC’s Mid-Year Board of Directors meeting in Memphis, NCC Chairman Mike Tate updated attendees on the major developments and activities since the NCC’s 2019 Annual Meeting. Tate noted
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