News
Close to 1,200 locals have voted early
Since the doors opened at the Dawson County Elections Department Monday for the start of early voting in the Nov. 5 races, election workers have seen the numbers of voters casting their ballots in next month’s elections daily climb into the hundreds.
The Thrift Store re-opens
The packing is over. The re-arranging is done, and the Thrift Store’s inventory has found a new home.
County judge appointed to state advisory committee
Months ago, Dawson County Judge Foy O’Brien was appointed to a juvenile advisory committee.
Howard College hosting CPR, first aid class
Students have a few more weeks to make up their minds about enrolling in Howard College’s First Aid and CPR training class next month.
Law enforcement students return from contest with wins
Lamesa High School’s (LHS) criminal justice/ law enforcement students nabbed several honors after competing with other high schools in the Lubbock Public and Safety Competition held Oct. 18 at Lubbock Matthews Academy High School.
LVA selects new office-holders
Members of the Lamesa Veterans Association (LVA) appointed office-holders during their Monday night meeting.
Police investigate shots fired report
There was a report of a shooting occurring this week, but the Lamesa Police Department (LPD) isn’t releasing any information about the incident.
Mesa UWCD approves permits, management plan
Mesa Underground Water Conservation District board members Wednesday granted seven well permits and approved a management plan.
OHS marching band headed to state UIL competition
The O’Donnell High School’s Eagles Marching Band are taking their performance to the state University Interscholastic League (UIL) competition.