Kim and Ron Finley, energy consultants with Ambit Energy, were hosted by the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce on Friday afternoon, April 12, for a ribbon-cutting event marking their business
Megan Soliz, of Lamesa, recently was initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society. Soliz, who was initiated at
The West Texas A&M University Department of Agricultural Sciences hosted an invitational contest for FFA career development events on March 29. Lamesa High School’s Laynie Swafford was the highest scoring
The A and AB honor rolls have been released for Lamesa High School for the fifth six weeks of the current school year. Students follow from the ninth through 12th
Menu Monday: Marinated chicken, beets, au gratin potatoes and dessert. Tuesday: Beef tips with green peppers, parslied buttered noodles, squash with onions and dessert. Wednesday: Turkey and dressing with giblet
Lamesa MONDAY Elementary breakfast: Sausage biscuit sandwich, fruit, juice and milk. Middle school breakfast: Cinnamon french toast sticks, string cheese, fruit, juice and milk. High school breakfast: Cinnamon french toast
The Borden County Coyotes kept their post-season hopes alive on Friday afternoon with a 3-1 victory over Westbrook in a game played at Colorado City. “This is a huge victory
Your name: Weldon Baker. Office for which you are a candidate: Lamesa ISD Board of Trustees, District 4. Incumbent candidate? No. Current occupation: Chief pilot. How many years? 10-plus. Previous
Your name: Rob Parker. Office for which you are a candidate: Lamesa City Council, District 4. Incumbent candidate? No. Current occupation: Farmer. How many years? 37. Previous business background: (No
Your name: Ernest L. Ogeda. Office for which you are a candidate: Lamesa ISD Board of Trustees, District 5. Incumbent candidate? Yes. If yes, how many years? Six. Current occupation:
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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