Lamesa’s Bill Weaver Youth Sports Complex will be hopping this weekend as the ‘Show-Me-What-You- Got’ youth girls’ softball tournament will be bringing in young talent from all over West Texas and parts of New Mexico.
Junior Makayla Gonzales and sophomore Jocelyn Marroquin will be representing the Golden Tornadoes next Saturday in the regional power lifting championships at Monahans.
Sign ups continue until March 13 for the Lamesa Girls’ Fastpitch Association.
The Golden Tornado Band participated in the Region 16 solo and ensemble contest on Feb. 22. The following are the results: Earle of Oxford Marche (brass), 1st division; Earle of Oxford Marche (brass) 1st Division; Ronde des Princesses (Clarinet choir), 1st division; and Concerto Grosso (oboe solo), 1st division.
Lamesa residents Steve and Joy Payson have hosted more than three dozen foreign exchange students in their home here in recent years.
The Lamesa Press-Reporter will be publishing its special Wedding Section on March 8 and is once again seeking the names of couples to be included on the popular Marriage Honor Roll.
A half-dozen mostly upand-coming music entertainers who are rapidly gaining fame and followers will be taking the stage during a 10-hour music festival being planned here on March 28
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller recognized the Klondike Independent School District with a Best of the Bunch Award for its success in the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) 2019 Farm Fresh Challenge.
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