At 96, Jewel Jackson isn’t surprised about her longevity. Both her parents lived long lives. Her mother lived to be 96 while her dad had 89 years on Earth.
With a broad support from the community, Lamesa’s Movieland Theater opened almost 21 years ago as a unique non-profit walk-in movie theater.
Although the death toll has gone up once again, COVID-19 cases have reached a minimal level during the past couple of weeks.
Lamesa Community Players (LCP) has established the Samuel Leonard Memorial Scholarship and is now accepting applications to be awarded this spring to a graduating senior.
BROWNFIELD – On Monday, Brownfield Independent School District (BISD) had a 2022 Ford F-350 ag truck stolen at the hotel in San Antonio during the stock show.
SEMINOLE – With filing for the May 7 municipal race closing at 5 p.m., Feb. 18, several entities found their current board members running unopposed.
A meet-and-greet event for Kevin Sparks, one of four candidates vying for nomination as the Republican candidate for state senator representing District 31, is scheduled here Monday morning.
SNYDER – Three students from Ira Independent School District won the Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas Careers in Action video competition.
ANDREWS – The city council earlier this month provided its support for a proposed low-income apartment complex that would be constructed in northwest Andrews, according to city officials.
SLATON – Slaton Economic Development Corporation (SEDCO) board members discussed several ways to help boost the business in the city Feb. 17 during their regular monthly meeting.
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