Group forms to find homes for local abandoned animals
Lamesa native Julie Miller wears many hats in serving her hometown community.
Lamesa native Julie Miller wears many hats in serving her hometown community.
Budget preparations will be a main focus for the first meeting of Lamesa’s economic development boards with a new executive director at the helm.
Members of the Dawson County Commissioners Court on Tuesday will hold a public hearing and consider approving a program that would give property owners access to loans for projects that decrease energy and water consumption.
Changes to the school calendar for the upcoming year will be considered when the Klondike school board meets Monday evening.
It still lurks in my mind’s “crannies,” jumping to the forefront of my thoughts more often than I’d like. It was a single sentence – uttered by someone whose name I don’t know – imparting an important truth usually requiring paragraphs, chapters or even volumes.
My husband, Peter, and I miss having a dog. I see a lot of dogs on the trail during my daily hike, and so Peter (who is always full of good ideas— usually about things I should do) suggested I carry dog treats.
About 28 years ago we were visiting friends of ours in Western Tennessee. Back then I did a lot of bicycling. We met our friends in Memphis and were to follow them to Jackson about 65 miles away on Highway 70. I was going to meet them in Jackson.
More than 320 miles of state roadways are scheduled for preventative maintenance work during the months of July and August. The roads are part of the Lubbock District’s 2020 sealcoat program.
Brent Nelson of Sudan, was elected president of Plains Cotton Growers, Inc., for 2020-2021 during PCG’s quarterly Board of Directors meeting earlier this past week via Zoom.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177