Scott Myers and Spanky Fletcher and other members of the local band Common Ground took the stage at Forrest Park to entertain festival participants on Saturday evening.
A woman and child raise their hands during a worship service on Sunday at the park to wrap up the festival activities.
GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER Julian Gonzales, 8, gets a closer look at animals in the petting zoo Friday night at the Chicken Fried Steak Festival in Forest Park. LPR photo
While appreciative of the public assistance they’ve received in trying to solve a recent string of auto burglaries, police also are pleading with local residents to help prevent the thefts from happening. ‘
Klondike’s FFA chapter has built a reputation for success over the years in Career Development Events competition.
The calls of “B-12,” “O-70” and “I-23” were heard as a packed audience converged on the LeeRoy Colgan building on a Friday night for 10 rounds of Bingo.
After two weeks without a single new COVID case in Dawson County, the virus has made its return.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Seven students from Borden County High School and three from O’Donnell are advancing to state competition after placing among the top finishers in regional academic competition.
Lamesa school officials are conducting a pre-kindergarten (pre-k) round up for four-year-olds planning on attending school during the 2022-2023 academic year.
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