Area high school runners put on quite a show last Saturday at Lamesa’s Forrest Park where the O’Donnell Eagles hosted their annual Romp Through The Park Cross Country Invitational.
Klondike volleyball fans continue to get their money’s worth when they watch these young Cougars play.
The Golden Tornadoes completed their final cross country tune-up meet of the season last Saturday at Lubbock Christian University’s October Invite.
With just three weeks to go, it looks like a half-dozen or more competitors still have a good chance to win the $200 to be awarded to the season-long winner in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s fo
Lamesa’s junior high volleyballers found tough sledding against Denver City here Monday evening managing to win only one out of four matches.
The high school football playoffs are still three weeks away but as far as Golden Tornado head football coach Joseph Hood is concerned they have already started.
Friday night’s six-man football showdown at Ackerly between 7-0 Klondike and 5-2 Sands is what high school sports is all about.
Although last Saturday afternoon’s score might not reflect it, Dawson head football coach John Hodges didn’t have much of a problem finding progress in his Dragons.
Dawson school board members approved the 2020- 2021 district improvement plan and handled several other items during their regular meeting Monday evening at the school in Welch.
Youngsters with dyslexia can find reading and going to school a difficult learning experience.
Even their parents can have a hard time dealing with the reading disorder.
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