Dawson County commissioners are meeting at 4 p.m., today to vote on the 2024-2025 proposed budget and decide on salary increases for elected officials and increased Cost of Living benefits for county retirees.
There’s still ample time to sign up for Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) classes at Lamesa’s Howard College campus.
Those interested in attending correctional officer training can go online at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s (TDCJ) website at tdcj.texas.gov.
Have you ever wondered how many things there are in life that are overrated?
A26-page report from the Texas Comptroller concludes that the state needs 306,000 additional homes, a shortage that has sent housing costs soaring, The Texas Tribune reported. Homebuilding hasn’t kept up with the booming economy as millions of new residents have moved here over the past decade, leaving more than half of the state’s homeowners and renters struggling to find and keep affordable housing.
It began in 1995 as a father’s way to get his two boys together once a year. It quickly turned into another family’s way of continuing the tradition while honoring that father.
After watching Friday night’s high school football season open, local fans had to make the make trip back home with mixed reviews.
Despite playing last Friday’s six-man football opener without one of that game’s best Klondike still gave Knox City a fight to the finish, But in the end, it was the Greyhounds who had just a little more left in the tank as Knox City held off Klondike, 42-30, at Jayton. This game was part of last weekend’s Jayton Kickoff Classic.
If the first week of the Lamesa Press Reporter Football Contest is any kind of sign it’s definitely going to be a fight to the finish.
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