While urging farmers to learn all they can about the possibilities of growing hemp in West Texas, an official with the Texas Hemp Industries Association also is cautioning producers about
The trouble with the family is that children grow out of childhood but parents never grow out of parenthood.
The following were among the many calls received by the Lamesa Police Department from Friday, Oct. 4, to Monday, Oct. 7. Friday, Oct. 7 6:24 a.m. – A woman reported
Plans by Lamesa’s Movieland Theater to offer a series of free classic movies on Mondays has been postponed until the spring, according to theater director Mike Roy. “Due to technical
Enrollment in the Klondike school system has reached a record high, according to Superintendent Steve McLaren. Administrative reports presented to the Klondike school board during their regular meeting Monday evening
We are losing a fish. It’s happened before. We are fish people and fish sometimes die. It’s the whole circle of life thing. Humans typically live longer than pets. Unless
Aplan is afoot for large-scale, regional projects to improve the state’s resilience to hurricanes and other natural disasters, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Oct. 4. Abbott tapped Texas Land Commissioner George
City program seeks to spur local interest in volunteerism ANDREWS – A community can’t seemingly thrive without behind the scenes type work that possibly is unbeknownst to many. Volunteer efforts
The Golden Tornado volleyballers got back on the right track in a big way here Tuesday evening at Follis Gymnasium. Lamesa’s spikers celebrated their first District 3-4A win of the
Due mainly to conflicts with district meets, O’Donnell Coach Perri Clark expected to see a drop in the number of schools participating in this year’s Romp Through The Park at
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