A trio of facade improvement applications and a possible grant for a longplanned restaurant here are among the items to be considered by local economic development leaders on Monday.
Personnel matters will be among the business facing members of the Klondike school board during their regular meeting Monday evening.
“Somewhere in the Bayou” by Jarrett Pumphrey “Big Truck Little lsland” by Chris Van Dusen “I Was Born A Baby” by Meg Fleming “Where in the World are You?” by Marie G. Rohde “Vamonos” by Cynthia Weill “Mina” by Matthew Forsythe “Perfectly lmperfect Mira” by Faith Pray “Counting to Bananas” by Carrie Tillotson “Powwow Day” by Traci Sorell “Chester van Chime Who Forgot How to Rhyme” by Avery Monsen “l’m Hungry! Tengo Hambrel” byAngela Dominguez “Bathe the Cat” by Alice B. McGinty “Pizza! A Slice of History” by Greg Pizzoli “That’s Not My Name!” by Anoosha Syed “Endlessly Ever After: Pick Your Path to Countless Fairy Tale Endings!” by Laurel Snyder “Berry Song” by Michaela Goade “Solitary Animals: lntroverts of the Wild” by Joshua David Stein “Odd Birds: Meet Nature’s Weirdest Flock” by Laura Gehl “Bear Has a Belly” by Jane Whittingham
With planting season right around the corner, everyone is on the same page.
The stewards of Texas’ working lands have spoken.
Texas voters can provide protections in the Texas Constitution for everyday farming and ranching following passage this past week of a proposed right to farm and ranch constitutional amendment by the Texas Legislature.
After a strong showing earlier, the Lamesa Middle School (LMS) Symphonic Band wasn’t finished accumulating awards.
Winners of the team roping competition, held in conjunction with last weekend’s Chicken Fried Steak Festival, have been announced.
All Roger Hayer ever wanted was to be a success.
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