With organizers recently opting to cancel plans for a Golden Tornado Jubilee this coming summer due to COVID-19, a handful of LHS graduates are making plans for what they are calling a ‘mini-Jubilee’ on July 2.
Matthew Hernandez opened his bakery, Lucy’s Flour Shop, a year ago. Due to the pandemic, Hernandez had to hold off on an offi cial ribbon cutting at his bakery at 316 N. Austin Ave.
A little over a year after shutting its doors to daily activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dawson County Senior Citizens Center will be welcoming people back inside beginning this coming T
Effective Thursday, April 1, the center will reopen. We will continue to practice social distancing, and masks will be optional. The curbside meal pick up will stop on Thursday, April 1.
The following memorial donations have been received recently by the Dal Paso Museum.
In memory of Robert Davis
By Jimmy & Cathy Davis
By Kevin Davis
Holy Week is the time when Christians mark the remembrance of Jesus’ last week on earth, his crucifixion at the hands of the Roman Empire, and his resurrection on Easter morning.
When some senior citizens, who were once seniors graduating from Lamesa High School over 60 years ago, heard COVID-19 wiped out any chances of a Golden Tornado Jubilee this year, they were disappoi
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Monday: Frito chili pie, fiesta corn and dessert
Tuesday: Baked chicken, broccoli & rice casserole, tossed salad and dessert
Lamesa
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Pre-K/Elementary breakfast: Country chicken biscuit, apple and fruit juice
A few years ago, I received an unexpected call from a woman I’d known all my life.
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