Lamesa Economic Development Corps. (LEDC) and Lamesa Economic Alliance Project (LEAP) board members are doing whatever they can to get the state’s plans for the construction of proposed Interstate Highway 27 (I-27) a little closer to town.
Families wanting a little help with all the ingredients needed for a traditional Thanksgiving meal can find them at a distribution drive starting at noon, Sunday in the Lamesa Middle School’s little gym.
It seems Texas Governor Greg Abbott is about to get his way when it comes to school vouchers.
The Lamesa school district faces the same dilemma as other districts. There just aren’t enough teachers to go around Educators are leaving the field due to the long hours, low pay and stressful responsibilities. Each year school districts cross their fingers and strive to find qualified educators before a new school year begins.
Over 100 local families will benefit from the distribution of free Thanksgiving meals thanks to a local car dealership.
Dawson County Democratic Party offi cials are inviting the community to a pre-Thanksgiving dinner on Monday.
Students across Dawson County won’t have to return to classes Monday.
Demand is growing for organic cotton in the U.S., but imports continue to pick up the slack of inadequate domestic production. A new project led by Texas A&M AgriLife research aims to turn the situation around by identifying the challenges to and opportunities for U.S. organic cotton growers.
Next time you see a food, clothing or boot commercial or even a popular television series, pay attention, you just may recognize a familiar face.
When Gene Lee was on his usual visit of the Dawson County Public Library, he noticed the display case near the front door.
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