Lamesa school district employees aren’t getting a pay raises. Instead, returning staff will receive an estimated total of $300,000 in 1.5-percent to four-percent salary stipends.
Lamesa Police Chief Josh Peterson didn’t have any firm specifics, but did report a rash of burglaries within the past two months.
Lamesa City Council members are conducting two meetings this week. The first one is their regular meeting Tuesday night. They will convene again Thursday to take action on the new budget.
Sometimes it’s good (and fun) to just be silly. I guess today is one of those days for me. So here goes.
One of my favorite uncles was the late George Renard. He was a bombardier pilot during World War II. He participated in training exercises with Doolittle’s Raiders on the shores of Lake Murray in my hometown of Lexington, SC.
Forecasters for the National Weather Service are anticipating a more active hurricane season this year because of record-warm ocean surface temperatures, the Texas Tribune reported.
Lamesa High School 12th graders are the second senior class to continue what will hopefully become a new tradition: “Senior Movie Night” at Movieland Theater.
Golden Tornado head football coach Joseph Hood calls last Friday night’s first scrimmage at Sweetwater, in preparation for the 2023 high school football season, as a ‘good starting point’ now just over a week away from its season opener.
Most of the pre-season polls are looking for the Borden County Coyotes season to be a good one. Based on their first scrimmage last Friday, Coyote fans have plenty to cheer about.
The Golden Tornado Booster Club’s annual Meet the Tors, which helps signal the beginning of another fall sports season, has been set for approximately 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Golden Tornado Stadium. Prior to Meet the Tors, Golden Tor football will have its second scrimmage against the Stanton Buffaloes in preparation of the 2023 season. The JV starts at 5 p.m. and varsity at 6 p.m.
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