Funeral services for Carmel Moreno age 75 of Lamesa, TX., will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, October 6, 2023, at the Northridge United Methodist Church of Lamesa with Pastor Juan Vasquez officiating. Burial committal will follow to the Dawson County Cemetery.
A Catholic funeral mass was celebrated for Argentina Maria Castillo age 79 of Lamesa, TX., at 2:00 p.m., on Saturday, October 7, 2023, at St.
Fire Chief Larry Duyck updated county commissioners Tuesday about counties lifting their burn bans across the state now that temperatures are dropping and so was the rain.
The yearly calendar tells us (or at the very least gives us clues) as to what we should dwell on - a.k.a. think about at any given time.
In football, there are penalties for “unnecessary roughness.” Life is a much different animal. Sometimes it is necessary to be rough.
Another special session slated for October G ov. Greg Abbott has called a third special session, this time about school choice, for next month. He is promising retribution for lawmakers who oppose his move to enact school vouchers in Texas, the Texas Tribune reported. “There’s an easy way to get it done, and there’s a hard way,” Abbott said on a tele-town hall about the issue. “We will take it either way — in a special session or after an election.” Abbott essentially threatened to find primary opponents for legislators who oppose his initiative, which failed to gain traction during the regular session as a coalition of Democrats and Republicans representing rural districts opposed it.
It’s almost cotton harvesting season and farmers have a few more decisions to make. They can either harvest their cotton and take it to market or fail it out and take the insurance money.
The Klondike Cougars are only days away from beginning their bid for another District 2-1A volleyball championship and although the state ranked Cougars appear to be an overwhelming favorite to repeat, focus remains the big key for this squad.
As much as they’ve already been through this season mainly because of injuries the Golden Tors continue clinging to their ultimate goal of playing in the Class 3A state volleyball playoffs this fall.
The finish of the high school fall tennis season left the Golden Tornadoes in somewhat of a strange position wondering not only what could have been, at the same time, what to expect in the future of that program.
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