After going three rounds deep in the Division I state six-man football playoffs, the 12-1 Borden County Coyotes were well-represented on the all-Region II-1A Dream Team. Senior Cam Edwards and
After experiencing some growing pains in last week’s tough Caprock Classic, the Klondike Cougar girls appear ready to be cashing in on lessons learned in one of the biggest high
Just about the time that Golden Tor boys basketball coach Sam Estes started thinking that his hoopsters were on the right track they took a detour. Last weekend the Tors
All-state volleyball honors continue to come in for Klondike senior Megan Arismendez. Arismendez earned honorable mention Class 1A all-state from the Texas Sports Writers Association this past week after recently
The Borden County Coyotes enjoyed a clean sweep in basketball action Friday afternoon at Meadow. The Coyote girls are now 13-6 this season after holding off the Broncos, 34-30, but
As much success as the Sands girls hoop squad has enjoyed as of late, there’s still one thing which is missing. “It’s been like 11 years since the last time
Sands’ Mayra Diaz (14) looks for position during a recent Mustang girls’ basketball game out at Ackerly. As much success as these state-ranked Mustangs are enjoying again this winter there’s
A huge 30-point second quarter rally helped O’Donnell’s basketball girls roll past Tahoka, 70-27, Friday afternoon at the Eagles’ Nest. “If I remember right, one of our boys’ teams put
Lamesa Menus not available Dawson Monday No School Tuesday Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, fruit, juice and milk. Lunch: Corn dog, tater tots, apple-pineapple D’Lite, milk. Wednesday Breakfast: French Toast, sausage, fruit,
Six generations of Lamesa residents, led by 95-year-old Susie Garcia (second from right), gathered recently for a photo. They are (from left) great-great-granddaughter Jasmine Dominguez, age 22, holding her daughter
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