TAHOKA – Tahoka Independent School District (TISD) board will change its grading format from a six-week format to a nine-week format, according to information presented at the July 20 meeting of th
SNYDER – Scurry County’s seven taxing entities will begin finalizing proposed budgets now that the Scurry County Appraisal District has certified its 2021 appraisal rolls.
SEMINOLE – Seminole Police Chief Bernie Kraft said he, once again, wants to remind area residents to lock their vehicles and remove any valuables.
ANDREWS – For the third consecutive summer, Latvian student Oskars Gorbants has traveled to the United States as part of an entrepreneurial exchange program.
After watching the Golden Tornadoes end their 19-year playoff drought this past fall, Lamesa High School head coach Joseph Hood is expecting his troops to go into this year’s two-a-days with a diff
With four area six-man football teams being picked to return to the playoffs, it’s already shaping up as another exciting year going into Monday’s first day of practice.
Mario Dimas’s team shot a 27 to win the weekly scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Others on that team were Joe Soliz, Manuel Vasquez and Serapio Arguijo.
High school volleyball practices get underway on Monday, with both the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes and Klondike Cougars welcoming new head coaches this fall.
No score was kept but a lot of people felt like winners during the annual Golden Tornado Day held Thursday morning at the Lamesa Boys & Girls Club.
The Borden County Coyotes have grabbed more than their share of headlines on the sports pages in recent years.
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