Board to begin interviews
Lamesa school board members are conducting two nights this week for candidates seeking the superintendent’s job.
Lamesa school board members are conducting two nights this week for candidates seeking the superintendent’s job.
A new county constable to serve for the next two years possibly could be appointed during Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Dawson County Commissioners Court.
School officials here hope for the best but are prepared for the worst when it comes to the possibility of an unprovoked attack on school groups.
EOG Resources of Midland received permits this past week from the Texas Railroad Commission to drill two horizontal oil exploration wells from a site a few miles west of Patricia.
Four campus principals went before the school board Thursday to tell them about enrollment, upcoming parental meetings to discuss changes in the grading policy, and future activities.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has made updates to several conservation, livestock and crop disaster assistance programs to give more farmers, ranchers and tribes the opportunity to apply for and access to programs that support recovery following natural disasters.
Texas A&M AgriLife is gaining new ground to conduct research in the South Plains, thanks to the generosity of Dolle Barker.
_ On Jan. 25, 1533, England’s King Henry VIII secretly married Anne Boleyn. The bride was pregnant with the future Queen Elizabeth I, and the ceremony took place shortly before dawn with just a handful of witnesses present. Its stealthy nature was, of course, due to a lack of papal permission.
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