BROWNFIELD – When the South Plains Underground Water Conservation District came into existence in 1992, Lindy Harris never thought she would be employed there for 27-plus years. Now her familiar face will not be present when you walk in the SPUWCD building because Harris is moving on to a new chapter in her life.
SEMINOLE – Gaines County’s Ag and Oil Appreciation Day, an annual celebration which honors top performers in Gaines County’s two largest industries, is set for Thursday, Sept. 17, at the Gaines County Civic Building in Seminole.
Cast members have been selected for the Lamesa Community Players’ November production of The Red Velvet Cake War.”
Each week, Matthew Hernandez, owner of Lucy’s Flour Shop, bakes an array of cupcakes.
The Golden Tornadoes’ tennis squad opened its fall schedule here last Saturday morning against Class 4A Levelland.
Although Tuesday’s volleyball match against Snyder ended up in the wrong side of the win-loss column, one wouldn’t have been able to tell it in Golden Tornado head coach Logan Lockard’s post game interview.
Klondike’s volleyball coach Niatha Cullen made the trip back home from Crane Tuesday with mixed emotions.
Jay Coleman, a perennial front-runner in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s annual football contest, has started the 2020 season at the front of the pack.
It’s been a while since the Golden Tornadoes and Muleshoe Mules locked horns in Friday night high school football action.
After impressive upset victories last week, both the Klondike Cougars and O’Donnell Eagles made big jumps in the state six-man football polls.
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