Call it a ‘wake-up call’ or what, but the Klondike Cougar volleyballers saw their eight-match win streak snapped going into the first round of the playoffs this week. This past Saturday they dropped a tough five-set loss to one of the best schools at their classification.
Last Friday night’s high school football regular season finale here in town started out with a special ceremony recognizing the Victory Bell, which is now rung in the memory of late Golden Tornado great J.J. Koehler. He was tragically taken away from this world in a tragic automobile accident going on some 19 years ago.
To the woman who knocked on my apartment door a few weeks ago: Don’t come back.
Awoman described her middle-aged hubby thusly: “He’s 44 inches around the waist, size seven and a half around the head, 95 around the golf course and a nuisance around the house.”
A story about a Dawson County and City of Lamesa joint meeting contained an error.
Whether you’re 55 or five, get out your trick-or-treat bags and don’t forget the scary mask because the community is coming out later tonight for some Halloween fun.
A new COVID-19 booster vaccination is out, but many local medical providers don’t have it.
At the start of a Lamesa school board meeting each month, administrators, staff and students are recognized for their dedication and accomplishments.
Unless you have an atomic clock, you’re going to have to remember to set your manual clocks back one hour this Sunday.
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