All week long Borden County head football coach Trey Richey talked about how he’s learn something about his Coyotes in Friday’s six-man opener against Strawn. His main concern was about
The Golden Tornadoes’ JV football team started its season with a 28-24 come-from-behind victory over the San Angelo Lake View Chiefs here Thursday evening. “This is a huge win for
Lamesa’s junior high volleyball squads started their seasons on shaky ground here Thursday evening against the Greenwood Rangerettes. The Golden Tors lost Thursday’s eighth grade A team match, 25-14. 25-21.
After somewhat of a sluggish start, the Klondike Cougars ended up giving the Roby Lions a rough introduction to six-man football on Friday evening. An explosive 40-point second quarter rally
The O’Donnell Eagles were able to defend their home field on Friday night against the visiting Southland Eagles, 56-6, in Fernando Baeza debut as O’Donnell. O’Donnell was dominant in their
Proposals for ballpark project come in higher than expected ANDREWS – Contractor proposals for the Lakeside Park Ball Field project opened at Monday’s commissioners court meeting came in much higher
First United Bank, with one of its 14 banking centers in Lamesa, was recently named one of the “best banks to work for in 2019.” This is the fourth year
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed Saturday, Sept. 14, as Quanah Parker Day. The event will be celebrated across Texas and highlighted in the communities in the Texas Plains Trail
Time flies, and before we know it, it will be 2020. But there’s one big event coming on the very last day of the year. It is the annual Boys
Lamesa Tuesday Elementary Breakfast: Sausage kolache Middle School Breakfast: Sausage kolache High School Breakfast: Vanilla glazed donut and sausage kolache. Elementary Lunch: Chicken quesadilla, hamburger and cheese garden salad w/
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