Operated by a local nonprofit organization, North-ridge Retirement Center in Lamesa offers a chance for independent living at a very reasonable price. New director Marissa Sorola who has been on
Officials with the Lamesa Boys and Girls Club have announced they will be moving their annual gala this year to New Year’s Eve. “We would love for people to put
Lamesa Monday Elementary Breakfast: Sausage, egg & cheese burrito. Middle School Breakfast: Sausage, egg & cheese burrito. High School Breakfast: Sausage, egg & cheese burrito and cinnamon French toast .
First United Bank, with one of its 14 banking centers in Lamesa, was recently named one of the “best banks to work for in 2019.” This is the fourth year
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed Saturday, Sept. 14, as Quanah Parker Day. The event will be celebrated across Texas and highlighted in the communities in the Texas Plains Trail
Time flies, and before we know it, it will be 2020. But there’s one big event coming on the very last day of the year. It is the annual Boys
Lamesa Tuesday Elementary Breakfast: Sausage kolache Middle School Breakfast: Sausage kolache High School Breakfast: Vanilla glazed donut and sausage kolache. Elementary Lunch: Chicken quesadilla, hamburger and cheese garden salad w/
Macy Sharp recently was named to the President’s List at Texas Tech University in Lubbock. Macy is the daughter of Gary Don and Cindy Sharp of Lamesa. Sharp graduated from
The Classy Seniors luncheon at First Baptist Church will be held at noon on Tuesday, Sept. 20, in the church fellowship hall. Lunch will be provided, with donations accepted to
First Baptist Church of Lamesa will be serving as host for a Grief Recovery Group which will be meeting at the church beginning Sept. 22. Everyone is welcome to attend,
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