With a shortage of foster and adoption homes across the region, Child Protective Services is seeking families to help resolve that situation. A meeting to discuss foster care and adoption
Science and space will be the focus of this week’s summer reading programs for youth at the Dawson County Library, according to director Debbie Garza. On Tuesday at 2 p.m.
James Keith Sherbert recently graduated from Tar-rant County College School of Nursing as a Registered Nurse. The son of Johnny and Sharon Sherbert of Lamesa, Keith is a 1994 graduate
Dawson County Public Library Visit the library’s website at https://dclib.ploud.net/Like us on Facebook! Coming Soon Large Print “Sycamore Promises,” by Paul Colt “Stagecoach to Purgatory: The Violent Days of Lou
Dawson County Senior Citizens Center Menu Monday: Chicken spaghetti, capri blend vegetables, tomato wedges and dessert Tuesday: Frito pie with lettuce, tomato, & cheese, fiesta corn and dessert Wednesday: Smothered
The Lamesa school system again is offering a summer meal program free for all children from age one through 18. The program began June 3, and continues through July 3.
A marriage license was issued on June 5, 2019, to Michael Daylon Cates, age 27, and Shemaiah Leshay Baldwin, 26.
Almost three years after his son died in a car wreck as a result of complications with diabetes, Rex Covington came up with an idea for helping others who suffer
The Summer Reading Program, entitled “The Universe of Stories,” at Dawson County Public Library will have its first children’s programs this coming week. The first children’s program is scheduled this
Coming Soon Fiction “Sweeping Up the Heart,” by Kevin Henkes. “Little Faith,” by Nickolas Butler. “Toxic Game: A Ghost-walker Novel,” by Christine Feehan. “Me For You,” by Lolly Winston. “The
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