Landowners received valuable information on negotiating fair eminent domain agreements in a recent webinar hosted by Texas Farm Bureau (TFB).
Well permits and budget amendments will be among the business facing directors of the Mesa Underground Water Conservation District when they hold their regular monthly meeting Wednesday morning.
A budget amendment and a strategic plan will be among the items discussed by Lamesa’s economic development boards this coming Tuesday.
You’re out of luck if you haven’t done your banking before the weekend. Many banks, along with most governmental entities and schools, are shutting their doors Monday for Columbus Day.
Honor roll students in the O’Donnell school district and elementary students with perfect attendance have been announced for the first six-week grading period.
Friday’s Division II District 4 six-man football opener at Loop between the Longhorns and Sands Mustangs turned out being an identity crisis.
Shallowater’s red hot Mustangs moved up to fifth in this past week’s Class 3A high school football poll.
Shallowater not only has one of the top ranked high school varsity football teams in the state but apparently the Mustangs’ future on the gridiron is pretty bright as well.
Borden County’s demanding non-district schedule continued on Friday night with the Coyotes taking on another Top 10 opponent that, as of mid-week, they weren’t expecting to play.
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