A 22-5 third quarter was the difference-maker as the Borden County girls pulled out a 48-47 win over the Klondike Lady Cougars on Friday evening at Gail.
O’Donnell lost both their boys and girls games to Ropes in District 7-1A action on Friday at Ropesville.
Three out of the four girls basketball teams from Lamesa Middle School seemingly ran into buzz saws at Levelland this past Thursday, as those teams all lost their games.
Registration is now underway for youngsters wanting to participate in Lamesa’s Cal Ripkin Baseball League this spring.
The league is open to both boys and girls from ages four to 12.
Kurt Davis, et al, to Tawny L. Mahon, WD Tawny L. Mahon to Churchill Mortgage Corporation, DT Earnest Ray Hawkins Trust to Charles R. Qualia, Memo Zelpha Bearden Re: Estate to Charles R.
Chapel funeral services for Richard Trevino Jr., age 59, of Lamesa, will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, February 4, 2019 at Gonzales Funeral Home Chapel.
Separate agreements for tax abatement and tax rebate for economic development were approved by the Dawson County Commissioners Court on Tuesday for two solar projects planned in northeast Dawson Co
District Judge Reed Filley spreads butter on the pancakes of his daughter, while his wife, Rebekah, gets ready to pour syrup on their other daughter’s pancakes at
The position for a Texas AgriLife Extension Agent - FCH (Family and Community Health) in Dawson County has been vacant for two-and-a-half years. But, that soon could change, since the
Weldon Baker has filed as a candidate for the District 4 seat, which will be vacated by Sonya Raney, on the Lamesa school board. Current board member Ernest Ogeda filed
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