Lifestyles
Brett Seely is receiving MS treatments
Brett Seely of Lamesa was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) around August of last year. According to his wife, Tammy Seely, “Brett is doing somewhat better.”
Museum announces winning trees
Dal Paso Museum board members have announced the individuals who received the most votes for the Christmas Tree Forest Community Fundraiser recently held at the historic downtown museum.
CASA calling for volunteers
“Out with the old and in with the new” is a phrase often used by those who make a list of resolutions at the start of every New Year.
Women’s luncheon scheduled Thursday
A Women’s Luncheon will take place at Second Baptist Church this coming Thursday, Jan. 17, from 12 noon until 1 p.m. All ladies are welcome to attend to receive food and fellowship.
LAW ENFORCEMENT APPRECIATION
The four School Resource Officers (SROs) employed by Lamesa ISD who attended North Elementary School’s lunch this past Wednesday were (left to right) Gabriel Flores, Jermaine Davis, Johnny Ortegon,
Museum wraps up 2018 events; plans for new year
The individuals who run the Dal Paso Museum have finished the museum’s holiday events for 2018 and are preparing new projects and events for the coming year.
Lamesa ISD will honor SROs
North Elementary School is planning to celebrate Law Enforcement Day this coming Wednesday, at 11:30 a.m., by inviting the Lamesa ISD campuses’ local law enforcement officers to lunch.
School will resume this coming week
As Christmas and New Year break ends for schools in the area, students and teachers throughout Dawson County are preparing to return to class in the next few days.
Mammography screenings will be provided on Jan. 7
Mobile mammography screenings will be offered in Lamesa on Monday, Jan. 7, at United Supermarket by Covenant Health and the Arrington Comprehensive Breast Center.