On Wednesday, June 30, Steve Verett officially retired as the Chief Executive Officer of Plains Cotton Growers, Inc., after 24 years of dedicated service to the High Plains cotton industry.
Lamesa fi refi ghter Steven Phillips directs a stream of water on a pickup burning about 12:45 p.m. Tuesday beneath a toppled metal awning outside the offi ce area at First Baptist Church.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is increasing the number of Texas Highway Patrol troopers on the road through Monday, July 5, as part of Operation CARE (Crash Awareness Reduction and Ef
A blown-out door at the city’s animal shelter and a damaged kennel resulted in rescuers having to corral 10-15 older shelter puppies and search for eight foster puppies after the June 26 storm that
After a request from the City of Lamesa was approved by the State Operations Center, a special jobs crew from the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) Lubbock District began assisting with
While another dog waits and watches, Ethan Villarreal carries a dog last Sunday from the fl ooded yard of a residence west of the Boys and Girls Club lake.
The power is back on, and felled trees and brush are being removed from city streets.
In the wake of last weekend’s storm that damaged school facilities, Lamesa school board members are conducting a special meeting at noon Tuesday.
Lamesa Fire Department firefighters accepted donations of food, water and blankets from a Ft. Worth couple who came back to Lamesa after hearing about the damage caused by a heavy storm.
Roofing companies are definitely getting the word out about their arrival after a storm damaged properties in Lamesa on June 26.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177