Movieland getting improvements
Lamesa’s Movieland Theater is a source of pride for Mike Roy, who is in his 19th year as the theater’s manager. “I know that the people who work here and
Lamesa’s Movieland Theater is a source of pride for Mike Roy, who is in his 19th year as the theater’s manager. “I know that the people who work here and
Teachers and other employees at the Dawson school district in Welch soon will be seeing signficant pay increases. Pay raises were approved by the Dawson school board this past Monday
Visit the library’s website at https://dclibr.net/ Library Memorials A donation was given to the library recently by Lamesa Seniors Community in memory of David Juan Gutierrez. Coming Soon! CDS “Shotgun
A hot and mostly dry July has set in across the Texas Panhandle and South Plains, and although some recent spotty rains have helped the crop along, growers are managing
Ten cotton producers from Texas and Oklahoma will observe cotton and other agricultural operations in California’s San Joaquin Valley while nine Southeast cotton producers will see the same in Arkansas,
Texas A&M researchers believe the development of climate-smart crops is the key to improving nitrogen-use efficiency and reducing fertilizer nitrogen loss in agricultural fields. The crops would have the ability
After Taylor Feliciano’s recent resignation, O’Donnell High School Athletic Director Blake Nichols has spent most of his summer seeking a new girls basketball coach for the Eagles. As it turned
Having parents as successful as hers were in high school couldn’t help but give Midland Christian’s Andie Sheppard a good feeling as she started her own athletic career. Andie’s parents,
It’s a scenario that has played out in rural America since the great migration west. A stray animal, or even what was thought to be a trusted family pet, answers
With a ribbon cutting ceremony held this past Friday, Landy Land is a new business in Lamesa at 506 S. 1st St. Landy Land plans to cool down the summer
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