Lamesa school board members will consider purchases and school building renovations during their regular meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the board room at the school administration building.
Lamesa’s economic development boards are continuing to work toward the development of new goals for the community.
O’Donnell school board members on Tuesday looked through the district’s English as a Second Language (ESL) program, its Safety Plan and its Family Engagement Plan.
The words “wash and wear” exploded in the 1950s, thanks to the introduction of treated cotton and synthetics that meant clothing could be worn straight from the washing machine.
Today I will get Blue again. Blue is the anxious Italian mastiff that I dog-sit on Wednesdays while his owner, Bill, works in the office.
The Latin phrase Tempest Fugit is roughly translated to mean time flies. Time is one of those irreplaceable assets. It is a lot like the unsold airline ticket or hotel room.
TAHOKA – Lynn County Hospital District broke ground recently on a new project that is being undertaken just west of hospital grounds on the western edge of Tahoka, on US 380.
SEMINOLE – At a scheduled meeting of the Seminole City Council Monday evening at city hall, the council approved the utilization of the Austin law firm of Allison, Bass and Magee to assist in the r
ANDREWS – The City of Andrews is considering bringing another recreational opportunity to local residents— this one in the form of a court-type sport that is apparently gaining popularity in West T
SNYDER – In an online meeting lasting less than 10 minutes Tuesday at noon, the Snyder ISD school board formally approved the district’s Emergency Operations Plan for the current year.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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