Howard College’s Lamesa campus at 1810 Lubbock Hwy. is offering free General Educational Development (GED) classes to those without a high school diploma.
The more than 70 employees working for the City of Lamesa can expect another benefit package that will help them prepare for future retirements.
Musician and vocalist Johnny Arreola preformed at Forrest Park’s pavilion on Easter Sunday. The Praise in the Park festivities included live praise and worship, communion, picnics, visits with the Easter Bunny and an egg hunt for all ages. LPR photo
Families and friends of lost loved ones are invited to attend a memorial being conducted at Northridge United Methodist Church at 2616 N. Lubbock Hwy. from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. this coming Sunday.
Lamesa school board members on Thursday will consider boosting the overall maximum price for an array of construction projects in order to include the cost of renovating the middle school library.
Get out your Bingo daubers and your lucky rabbit’s foot, because Bingo is coming to town.
SEMINOLE – At last Wednesday’s meeting of the Gaines County Commissioners Court, County Judge Tom Keyes asked for authorization to explore and pursue participation in a Rural Regional Public Defender’s Office for the 106th Judicial District.
BROWNFIELD – Women from across West Texas gathered in Brownfield Thursday to embrace the agriculture life and to celebrate women’s role in that life.
For the first time since last June, the South Plains Public Health District (SPPHD) is reporting no active cases of COVID-19 in Dawson County.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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