SNYDER – The Scurry County Appraisal District (SCAD) ended the year with a surplus of more than $70,000, which Chief Appraiser Jackie Martin said would likely go toward litigation expenses.
The spring election and employee contracts are on the agenda for O’Donnell school board members during their regular meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the school district’s board room at 400 Small Street.
As dry conditions continue to grip much of Texas’ Cotton Belt, there are factors producers can control that will improve the chances of establishing a good cotton stands, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.
A bill that would create emergency waivers for duties levied on fertilizers by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) was introduced in Congress last week.
Lamesa economic development officials agreed last Friday to sell 8.52 acres of land just east of town to a local oilfield company.
Outside a small house on N. 10th Street a group of teenagers on Monday were lending a hand in making repairs to a home damaged by last summer’s floods.
Revitalizing the downtown area with better lighting and sidewalks, along with replacing sewer and water lines along Bryan Ave., took another step forward Tuesday night when Lamesa City Council members opened bids and awarded the construction projects to two different companies.
Owners of a future convenience store and a recycling business got the green light from Lamesa City Council members Tuesday for upcoming projects here.
If you have a gown you wore once long ago to the high school dance, the shoes to go with it or even jewelry, consider donating the entire lot for the next generation of upcoming prom-goers.
Lamesa City Council members took an unprecedented route when they agreed Tuesday to allow Dawson County Child Welfare (DCCW) board members to put out signs within a municipal right-of-way.
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