Although school enrollment numbers aren’t expected to level out until after Labor Day, Lamesa High School Principal David Ritchey is surprised to see the school’s enrollment already has hit the 500 mark since classes started on Aug. 18.
After heavy rains during the middle of 2021 and then drought conditions the last few months, underground water levels across Dawson County saw little overall change last year.
A new budget was approved and the annual financial audit presented Thursday morning during the quarterly meeting of the Dawson County Central Appraisal District’s board of directors.
The number of active COVID cases reported among Dawson County residents this past week jumped by nine compared to a little over a week earlier.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
In addition to action on the budget and tax rate, Lamesa school board members will be swearing in a new member and beginning the search for another replacement when they meet Tuesday.
A public hearing and action on the tax rate, an executive session to discuss the hiring of a new chief executive officer are all on the Dawson County Hospital District board’s agenda for their regular meeting Tuesday.
O’Donnell school board members on Tuesday approved the 2022-2023 tax rate, and a budget that is $3,200 in the black.
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