The Dawson County Soil and Water Conservation District is continuing to take orders for evergreen and hardwood seedlings. Landowners are encouraged to purchase these one-year-old seedlings in bundles of 25
Poka Lambro is now accepting applications for $2,500 scholarships. Students graduating from an area high school whose parents are customers of Poka Lambro are eligible to apply. Recipients are selected
Visit the library’s website at https://dclibr.net/ Coming Soon! Audio “Terms of Endearment: A Meg Langslow Mystery” by Donna Andrews “The Stalking: Krewe of Hunters” by Heater Graham “No Judgments” by
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reminds agricultural producers interested in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) 2020 general signup to enroll by February 28, 2020. This signup is available to
The Sands Mustangs and Klondike Cougars renewed their old rivalry Tuesday night with a District 8-1A doubleheader at Ackerly. When the smoke finally cleared both schools had something to smile
Klondike’s Aaron Young is now three-for-three when it comes to high school power lifting meets this season. Previously bringing home the gold from meets at Big Spring and Colorado City,
Golden Tornado head girls basketball coach Shai Young is quick to admit that he’s never been too keen on morale victories. But if there was ever a case for one,
The Golden Tornado boys played some of their best basketball of the season here Tuesday night during the first half of their game against the Levelland Loboes. Unfortunately, that didn’t
Borden County’s state-ranked basketball squads didn’t have much trouble winning a pair of District 8-1A games on the road Tuesday night at Garden City. Borden County’s girls, who remain 20th
Lamesa’s eighth grade girls’ B basketball team brought home the consolation championship from the Andrews Tournament this past weekend. After losing their first game to Andrews, 23-19, the Golden Tornadoes
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