BROWNFIELD – This was Brownfield alum Kyle Isaacs’ first year as head coach of the Arizona Western College Matadors men’s basketball team.
ANDREWS – Former hospital board member John Parish wouldn’t been ecstatic over Friday’s memory care unit groundbreaking ceremony.
SEMINOLE – What began as a discussion on options for storing items from the “old jail” during the March 2 meeting of the Gaines County Commissioners Court resulted in a motion to move forward with building a new facility at the AgriLife Extension Farm located across from the rodeo grounds.
SNYDER – J.E.T.S. Head Start and Early Head Start received a donation of 121 books Thursday from the Snyder Rotary Club.
Unless someone else turns in the necessary paperwork by 5 p.m. Monday to run in the city council’s District 6 spot, there will be only two candidates on the ballot.
Final plans are coming together as Lamesa’s big Chicken Fried Steak Festival is now less than two months away.
You see them in neighborhoods, on school grounds and in city parks – people walking who aren’t really headed anywhere; just walking for the exercise.
Lamesa High School culinary students Laynie Allen (right) and Helen Vargas serve up sausage and bacon while assisting at last weekend’s big pancake supper hosted by the Lamesa Service Club. About 600 meals were served during the event, which raises funds for various local projects supported by the club. LPR photo
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177
