Lamesa
Lamesa school board members meet Tuesday
A retention/stipend policy and clarification of the grading policy top the Lamesa school board’s agenda when they meet at 4 p.m., Tuesday.
Ferguson remains Klondike school board president
Klondike school district board members kept the status quo by re-appointing three board officers during their Tuesday regular meeting.
Tuna time for Felix
He’s on vigil,” my husband, Peter, said, watching our cat, Felix.
Routes old and new
The song has been a staple in Christian hymnals for more than a century, underscoring deeply held beliefs. “The Way of the Cross Leads Home”--written in 1906--might be in the running for Christians’ national anthem if it ever came to a vote.
Boozman urges economic assistance for farmers
To ensure U.S. farmers can make it from this crop year to the next, U.S. Sen. John Boozman (R-Ark.), ranking member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, is urging Congress to approve significant economic assistance for farmers by the end of the year.
Texas broadband program distributes $18.5 million
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar awarded $18.5 million to 17 counties across the state as a part of the Texas Broadband Pole Replacement Program.
Tor girls drop opener
After watching his Golden Tornado basketball girls drop their District 3-3A opener here to Coahoma Tuesday night, Lamesa Coach Trenton Jones was quick to point out two things. One, there’s still 11 league games left on their league schedule, and two, the Golden Tor girls’ shooting has got to be better than what it was this past weekend against the Bulldogs.