Another Lamesa City Council incumbent and a fifth school district candidate have thrown their hats into the ring for local elections scheduled in May.
Both the number of new and active cases of COVID-19 in Dawson County are steadily dropping, according to the latest information from the South Plains Public Health District.
Work is about to begin on a $48.8-million project to add passing lanes to U.S. Highway 180 in Dawson and Gaines counties, according to an announcement from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).
An Italian stone pine tree, standing 72 feet high, may be the tallest of its kind in Lamesa, and is probably not the last to lose its life to pine needle blight.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
A free course on creating and maintaining a garden is being offered here by The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.
We’re a big fantasy football family. Have been since we started our own league in 2014. My daughter and I never paid much attention to the NFL prior to this, but when the guys in your life love football, you find it in your heart to love football as well – or at least to participate in the family fantasy football league.
If you’re a business owner, you’ve got a lot on your mind – cash flow, competition, marketing, and so on. However, you may also want to think about tomorrow – if you don’t already have one, you might want to consider establishing a retirement plan.
It’s an honor to take over writing “Capital Highlights” from two capable predecessors, Chris Cobler and Ed Sterling. They are tough acts to follow, but I’ll do my best.
Lamesa High School’s chapter of the Business Professionals of America enjoyed great success in the Area 4 Regional contest held virtually this past Friday, with 34 members qualifying to advance to state competition. LHS photo
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