City continues juvenile curfew
It isn’t uncommon for municipalities to have curfews to curtail minors venturing out late at night.
It isn’t uncommon for municipalities to have curfews to curtail minors venturing out late at night.
The new budget and tax rate, adult lunch prices, and property insurance top the O’Donnell Independent School District board members’ Tuesday night agenda.
Extension hosting event for producers growing, considering growing alfalfa
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will present the West Texas Organic Cotton and Peanut Tour on Sept. 1 in and around the Seminole area.
The USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) recently announced appointees who will serve on the Texas USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) state committee.
The National Cotton Council’s Producer Information Exchange program (P.I.E.) will enable Mid-South and Southeast cotton producers to see cotton and other agriculture related operations in Texas’ Lubbock and Lower Rio Grande Valley areas on August 21-26.
The summer break ended Wednesday morning for some 1,500 students in the Lamesa school system as they headed back to classes for the new school year. At the high school (above), percussionist band members, cheerleaders and varsity athletes lined the sidewalk to the student entry door on the west side of the campus, welcoming back their classmates. Just across the street at North Elementary, physical education teacher Penny Borland (right) was photographed giving a big hug to a student arriving at the front door.
Three of the five small Class 1A schools surrounding Lamesa received scores in the upper 90s in the Texas Education Agency (TEA) accountability ratings released Monday.
Lamesa City Council members got closer to finalizing the city’s 2022-2023 budget during their fourth workshop session Tuesday night.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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