Dawson County voters ousted one Democratic incumbent while lending support to every Republican candidate seeking local offces on Tuesday’s general election ballot.
Dawson County maintained its Republican red in Tuesday’s national and state elections, as local voters replaced an outgoing congressman with another Republican and supported the return of Donald Trump as president.
Kelli Merritt has been elected to another term on the Lamesa school board and Cam Wade will be taking a seat on the board.
Like most of the entire region, Dawson County’s COVID-19 case count is continuing to climb at a steady pace.
The Precinct 2 county commissioner seat held by Tony Hernandez prior to his death last month will remain in the family, at least for a couple of years.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
It’s funny how you don’t give something a second (or third, fourth or tenth) thought, until it becomes suddenly a first thought.
We’re nearing the end of 2020 – and for many of us, it will be a relief to turn the calendar page on this challenging year. However, we’ve still got a few weeks left, which means you have time to make some year-end financial moves that may work in your favor.
For most Texans, Election Day is a misnomer.
For those kids in school who are a little different, a little more inquisitive and a little bit older than their physical years, there’s the Gifted and Talented (G/T) program.
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