Dawson girls gaining more confidence with every game
The Dawson girls continue taking strides in this their first season back as a high school basketball team.
The Dawson girls continue taking strides in this their first season back as a high school basketball team.
The Borden County Coyotes are 14th in the latest Class 1A girls basketball state ranking and Coach Lindsey Schmidt’s hoopsters are looking like a squad worthy of that respect.
Happy, Texas has come to be known as the “Town Without a Frown.”
The Sands Mustangs boys fell just short of bringing home any medals from Monday morning’s Class 1A State Cross Country Championships at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.
Two teams and an individual from Klondike are advancing to state Leadership Development Events competition after placing high in the area contest this past Saturday.
The City of Lamesa’s landfill will be closed both Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holidays, according to Robert Ramirez, the city’s public works director.
Honor roll students in the O’Donnell school system have been announced for the second six-week grading period.
SEMINOLE - At first glance, one would think they had entered the North Pole when walking into Tommy Spence’s Auto Tech class at Seminole High School. Groups of taller-than-expected “elves” are busy repairing used bicycles and “magically” preparing them to be delivered to children on Dec. 18, just in time for Christmas
ANDREWS - The final move involved with the new jail facility - transporting the inmates - was scheduled for this week, but ended up being delayed by an unexpected state inspection of the old jail at the courthouse, according to Andrews County Sheriff Rusty Stewart.
SNYDER - Snyder’s annual Lighted Christmas Parade and tree lighting ceremony, planned for Dec. 5, have been canceled due to the increasing caseload of COVID-19.
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