The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will increase its presence on the roads to ensure highways are safe as part of a spring break enforcement campaign.
Economic development plans, the May 7 elections and business contracts are on the Lamesa City Council’s agenda for their meeting at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday in City Hall.
Residents, business owners; and city and county representatives gathered Friday afternoon at a come-and-go reception to meet the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce’s new president, Ashley Tidwell (right). Shown visiting with Josh Freitag, chairman of the Chamber’s board of directors, Tidwell took over the presidency a few weeks ago after working as the offi ce’s manager for less than two months. LPR photo
Operating hours for the city landfill are changing in conjunction with this weekend’s shift to Daylight Savings Time.
The Lamesa Middle School Golden Tornado Bands earned University Interscholastic League (UIL) awards in a recent March 9-10 competition held at Frenship High School in Wolfforth.
Culinary students at Lamesa High School are hosting a luncheon fundraiser to help cover the costs of two upcoming competitions.
In early 2022, commodity prices are looking up, but farmer optimism hasn’t quite followed.
A new U.S. Department of Agriculture report shows use of no-till, crop rotations, more efficient irrigation methods and advanced technologies have climbed in recent years.
Aiding an investigation by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, local police and sheriff’s officers helped serve an arrest warrant at a Lamesa residence Wednesday which reportedly resulted in the recovery of stolen property and seizure of methamphetamine.
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