When the Great Depression had a strangle hold on the nation in 1930, the “haves” were outnumbered by the “have-nots” greatly. It wasn’t even close. Most scenes seemed rural, and
Ihave been back in Malawi for over two weeks. In their last election three weeks ago, the president won by about 1 percent of the vote over the next opponent.
Ican remember the day when I decided to marry a young lady named Christine Marie Thiel. It was April 16, 1972. I saw her from a distance in her father’s
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Lamesa is celebrating the 70th anniversary of it founding this year. That makes this year’s annual Jamaica celebration special, according to Tommy Flores,
SEMINOLE – As compelled by a Texas Attorney General opinion, Seminole ISD Superintendent Kyle Lynch delivered resignation settlement agreements between the school and former superintendent Gary Laramore and former girls
SNYDER – Hermleigh ISD elementary school parents will not have to make a trip to the store for school supplies this year. The school’s administration announced that teachers are collecting
TAHOKA – A crowd estimated at more than 200 people attended Saturday afternoon’s ceremonies recognizing the historical restoration and rededication of the Lynn County Courthouse in Tahoka. The occasion marked
SEMINOLE – Since its acquisition of a vacated office park at NE 3rd St. and Ave B last February to serve as the new headquarters for the Seminole Police Department,
ANDREWS – The county received good news with the recently revealed certified values for 2019: the numbers are up by about 10 percent from 2018 and also increased from preliminary
Seventy-five members of the Lamesa Boys and Girls Club participated in the club’s Fishing Days held July 15 and 16 at the lake just behind the club. U.S. Silica helped
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