It’s going to be a little longer before Dawson County Hospital District (DCHD) board members make a final decision about hiring a new chief executive officer (CEO).
Lamesa could soon see the start of construction on one long-awaited project, but another apparently is still months away from breaking ground.
One local pharmacy now has the new vaccine targeting the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus, and the health district recently received its supplies of the booster inoculations.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is hosting a sixlesson series called “Master of Memory” next month. The classes are to help older adults understand how memory works, learn tools for improving their memories, and know about how everyday life affects memory.
O’Donnell school board members on Sept. 20 prepared for the upcoming Nov. 8 school board election by selecting election judges and setting the location of the early polling site.
Contract for EMS building also on agenda for Tuesday meeting
Lamesa High School celebrated homecoming this week, with a pep rally on Thursday night and football game on Friday. A fire department representative (above) watches as a football player and a fan get their photo taken in front of the burning “LHS” letters Thursday night. David Renteria and Amaya Vasquez were crowned 2022 homecoming king and queen during half-time festivities of Friday night’s game against Fabens. Tor football players (below, left to right) Sean Zapata, Johnathan Iglesias, hector Zamora and JJ Morales joined in the school song during the pep rally.
Doses of a vaccine against a new variant of COVID-19 could soon be available here.
Martinez combines dual passions in community life and role as county library director
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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