Just as they’re fully underway to teaching students at home, schools across Texas learned Tuesday they will be continuing that process for at least another month.
Three cases of the CO- VID-19 coronavirus have now been confirmed in the small town of O’Donnell.
After having spring break extended by a week due to the COVID-19 virus, students in the Lamesa school system resumed classes on Monday.
Danielle Ortiz a 4th grader at North Elementary holding a letter sent by teacher Angela Veenendaal which encourages how to stay safe and healthy Submitted photo
Anyone who came in public contact with Dawson County’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 has a low risk of having contracted the virus, according to information from the South Plains Public Health District.
A net loss of just over $200,000 is being projected for the Dawson County Hospital District for the 2020- 2021 fiscal year beginning April 1.
Planning to step down in May after 24 years on the Lamesa City Council, Marie Briseno now will be serving for an additional six months.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
A common undertaking among adults caring for children is how to keep kids active and entertained.
The Texas Health Care Association (THCA) has announced the Adopt a Nursing Home initiative to connect willing Texans with a local nursing home to safely communicate during the COVID-19 outbreak to send words of comfort to both residents and their caregiving staff.
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