Employees of Lamesa National Bank presented a $2,360 check to representatives of the Dawson County United Fund last week. The money was raised during the past years through a project
With title issues still unresolved, board members of Lamesa’s economic development agencies opted Monday to again table action on the planned purchase of property on N. 7th St. The delay
Several agriculture trials will be visited by participants in this year’s Dawson County Ag Tour scheduled for Sept. 17, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. In contrast to the free
The Lamesa High School Class of 1969 has scheduled its 50th reunion on Oct. 5 in Abilene. Organizers are urging all classmates who graduated that year to attend, as well
Birth order intrigues me. According to the theory, certain characteristics are associated with your place within a family – whether you are the oldest, middle or youngest child. We can’t
Gov. Greg Abbott on Sept. 5 issued eight executive orders in hopes of preventing further mass shootings. Abbott’s orders came days after seven people were killed and 25 injured in
Faith Temple Church of 1407 S 8th St. Lamesa has announced a series of revival services from Sunday Sept. 15, through Wednesday, Sept. 18 with Evangelist Woody Robinson of Dallas.
SEMINOLE – Following a year hiatus, Gaines County Ag & Oil Appreciation Day is back. After taking a year off while renovations were completed on its home at Gaines County
ANDREWS – It could be considered the worst nightmare for a mother with a son in law enforcement—receiving a call that he’d been shot while on duty. Andrews resident Patty
BROWNFIELD – The largest construction project in Brownfield’s history took another step toward reality Monday when the Brownfield ISD board of trustees selected a construction firm for the building of
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