Five years after first considering a new site for the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) staff and ambulances, Dawson County Hospital District (DCHD) board members finally put that $2.8 million plan into action during a special meeting last Thursday.
An electrical power outage Tuesday morning resulted in canceled high school classes, Medical Arts Clinic and 1,497 electrical customers temporarily left in the dark, and state-mandated exams postponed at both North Elementary and Middle School.
The Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce has changed the date and time for its second annual Senior Parade due to a conflict with high school sports.
My husband left this world in November. I miss him every day, in every way. Of course I do. I had someone tell me it would be weird if I wasn’t sad right now. She was right.
Lamesa High School has blessed my life for the last three years with the chance to join their incredible academic growth, exciting construction & inspiring success. I write this with a lump in my throat because while I am excited about retiring to an LCU professorship to grow aspiring teachers and principals, leaving is truly bittersweet, as my time here in Lamesa has rekindled my hope and passion for educating students and improving the future of West Texas and America.
The number of traffic accidents decreased in 2020, but the number of Texans killed while not wearing a seat belt increased by 16%, according to the Texas Department of Transportation.
Lamesa City Council has a new mayor pro-tem. After three of their own took the oath of office Tuesday, the council then decided who got to serve a year in the second highest office on the council.
Two local university students were among 1,200 students named to the Spring 2021 Dean’s Honor Roll at Abilene Christian University.
SNYDER – Authorities captured one of the state’s Top 10 most wanted fugitives in Snyder last week.
BROWNFIELD – In an amazing tale of patience, 2001 Brownfield alum Kyle Isaacs had his dream come true when Arizona Western College Athletic Director Jerry Smith named him as the new head coach of the Matadors basketball program on April 29.
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