What began four decades ago with a few hundred visitors now attracts thousands of area residents as the National Ranching Heritage Center (NRHC) at Texas Tech University will celebrate its
ANDREWS – A solid year-ending quarterly payment from Waste Control Specialists in September pushed the county’s take to over $1 million, according to county officials. Through three quarters of the
SEMINOLE – During their scheduled meeting, City Administrator Tommy Phillips had some good news for the Seminole Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) and the City of Seminole. Phillips told the SEDC
ANDREWS – The comparisons are somewhat surprising when stacking up unleaded gasoline prices in Andrews against other areas in Texas. Andrews is substantially higher than many places in the state.
The St. Margaret Mary and Our Lady of Guadalupe churches will hold posadas beginning this coming Sunday and continuing nightly through Sunday, Dec. 23 in homes throughout Lamesa. The word
Topics that O’Donnell’s school board members will discuss at their regular meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday include stationing a student resource officer on campus and the school’s financial audit. Board
LRS Financial Network, Inc., to Sidney Allen Shoup, et al, Rel Richard Aguilar, et al, to Conferencia Internacional, Conveyance Randy Cozart, et al, to Charles Robert Blalock, MD Frederick E.
Klondike ISD’s board plans to go over the school district’s Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) rating and other school business at its regular meeting and public meeting this
Dawson’s ISD’s board members plan to discuss possible support from the Weaver Foundation and hold a public hearing at their meeting this coming Thursday, beginning at 7 p.m. The school
The Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce board welcomed its new members for 2019 and discussed recently held events at their regular meeting on Monday. New board members whose duties will
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