Whether you’re 55 or five, get out your trick-or-treat bags and don’t forget the scary mask because the community is coming out later tonight for some Halloween fun.
A new COVID-19 booster vaccination is out, but many local medical providers don’t have it.
At the start of a Lamesa school board meeting each month, administrators, staff and students are recognized for their dedication and accomplishments.
Unless you have an atomic clock, you’re going to have to remember to set your manual clocks back one hour this Sunday.
Dawson County voters still have a few more days to cast their ballots early on 14 amendments to the Texas Constitution.
Klondike Future Farmers of America (FFA) students will be aiming for yet another national championship during the 96th National FFA Convention and Expo in Indianapolis this week.
Before venturing off to Trunk or Treat on the downtown square Halloween Day, drop by Medical Arts Hospital for an early adventure on the spookiest time of the year.
JJ Koehler was a star athlete and honor roll student when he died in a tragic car accident over nine years ago. His memory remains as part of the varsity football team’s celebrations at home games.
Howard College is scheduling the necessary classes and course work for students interested in becoming Certifi ed Nursing Assistants (CNA). The class is on a fast track schedule, lasting only 13 days.
As far as Dawson County Hospital District (DCHD) Board President David Sanderson knows, representatives of a battery storage company haven’t taken any steps in filing for a tax abatement with the district.
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