Lamesa Economic Development Corps. (LEDC) and Lamesa Economic Alliance Project (LEAP) board members discussed Monday the steps they have to take in conducting a feasibility study on the Interstate 27 (I-27) project.
It’s a situation the city has never faced before: two vacant spots on city council haven’t tempted anyone to fill them in the May 4 election.
Don’t expect mail, do any banking or access certain public services this Monday.
Lamesa Independent School District board members are gearing up for the March 5 elections.
When Republican voters go to the polls during the March 5 primary election, they’ll be voting on more than the candidates seeking the offices of the presidency, U.S. senator, railroad commissioner, judgeships or Dawson County positions.
Each year, supporters of the only non-profit movie theater in the state organize a membership fund drive to ensure Movieland Theater remains in business.
Wherever Ruth Helene Breen goes, she’s always the oldest person there.
An incumbent and a newcomer filed in two races in the May 4 elections.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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