The 86th Texas Legislature convened Jan. 8 as the partial shutdown of the federal government that began Dec. 22 enters a third week. As always, lawmakers’ priorities will be writing
The following were among the many calls responded to by the Lamesa Police Department from Friday, January 4, through Sunday, January 6: Friday, January 4 8:02 a.m. – A male
Attorney General of Texas to Zachruius Cy-Lewis Jackson, Child Support Lien Shirley Pearce Thomas to Solaris Midstream MB, LLC, Memo Bobby J. Campbell, et al, to Danny Gray, et al,
BROWNFIELD – Local hunters have come to know and appreciate Game Warden Aaron Sims during his four-plus years in Terry and Yoakum counties, while those who would skirt game laws
ANDREWS – Community Legacy Committee members recently voted in support of a $1.34-million project to revive ball fields at Lakeside Park and renovate those at the Sports Complex in southeast
SNYDER – Much of Development Corporation of Snyder’s (DCOS) mission is to entice companies to set up shop in Snyder, but the agency also is tasked with reinvesting in the
Tickets for the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual banquet now are on sale exclusively at the Chamber for $25 as the organization continues to plan for the event. The
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Last week the Lamesa High School girls opened district play against a Level-land squad ranked number one in the state in Class 4A by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches.
Much like it did last Friday against district foe Sands, a slow start doomed the Klondike Lady Cougars on Tuesday against state-ranked Garden City. Klondike could not overcome a 15-0
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