The middle of July in West Texas normally includes some pretty hot weather, but humans and cotton plants alike will have to weather some temperatures this weekend that forecasted to soar well past the 100-degree mark, with lows only in the upper 70s.
Above average temperatures are exacerbating drier-than-normal conditions around the state, said the state’s climatologist.
Budget preparations for the 2020-2021 fiscal year will be a focus at two meetings of the Lamesa City Council this coming week.
The caption under a photo with a story about Kalith Brown on the sports page of the Press-Reporter this past Wednesday stated he is pastor of Welch Baptist Church. He actually is the minister at the Welch Church of Christ.
After missing most of this past football season due to a leg injury which ended up needing surgery. Lamesa High School senior wide receiver Nick Casillas has been looking forward to the 2020 season as much as anybody.
Knowing just how big a role that sports played in his own life, Matthew Wade now sees how important that it could also be for his young daughters.
At 5-foot-5, Iliana (Castro) Stout doesn’t look like your average college volleyball hitter.
The University Interscholastic League has released revisions to the COVID-19 risk mitigation guidelines for summer strength and conditioning development programs.
The title of 2020 Lamesa Rodeo Queen is being sought by four young ladies from the area.
Jayci Cave and Anthony Bishop have announced their engagement and approaching marriage. The weddiung ceremony is set for Dec. 12, 2020 at Kitalou Gin in Lubbock.
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