SNYDER – Snyder native Tessa Holladay has been named the Scurry County Museum’s executive director. Holladay earned a master’s degree in arts and cultural management from the University of Denver and has been working with the museum since January.
Somebody once said ‘You’re only as good as your last match’.
The Klondike Cougars were just a play or two away from sweeping a dual match Tuesday evening at Grape Creek against a couple of bigger schools.
Although no official score is kept during a scrimmage, one wouldn’t have been able to tell it on the Golden Tornado football team’s trip back home from Sweetwater last Friday night.
If there wasn’t already enough excitement at Klondike with three starters on each side of the ball back from last year’s district championship football team, the Cougars added even more last Friday.
Michael David Wilkins passed away July 24, 2021 in McKinney, TX.
Graveside service Elmer Eugene Sumrow, 99, of Lamesa will be held Saturday, August 21, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at Dawson County Cemetery with Rev. Sam Lanham officiating. All are welcome.
For Lamesa’s school age children, this weekend means the summer season is about over and the new academic year is about to begin.
Hundreds of students in five area school districts are heading back to school this coming week.
The public is invited Tuesday to take a look at Lamesa High School’s new Career and Technology Education facilities.
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