The deadline to re-register Texas livestock and equine brands, marks and tattoos is fast approaching. Brand owners have until Feb. 28 to complete the process.
Agricultural producers and landowners can sign up soon for the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), a cornerstone conservation program offered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
In a 4-3 vote Monday night, Lamesa school board members decided not to extend Superintendent Jim Knight’s contract beyond the two-plus years still remaining.
More than 550 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported here so far this month.
This is the sixth in a series of articles focusing on the Career and Technology Education courses available at Lamesa High School.
Lamesa City Council member Doug Morris is the first candidate to file as a candidate in the May 7 election for the position of city mayor.
Lamesa schools have been experiencing a higher attendance rate a week after officials canceled two days of school when 25-percent of staff and students missed school due to illness or quarantining.
Cost estimates for a planned new Emergency Medical Service (EMS) building adjacent to Medical Arts Hospital have ballooned far above the original figures.
Two teams of students from the Dawson school district at Welch are advancing to state competition in the Academic Challenge contest sponsored by the Texas Association of Community Schools (TACS).
With many of the old paper documents on file in the county clerk’s office becoming crisp and delicate, Dawson County officials are looking to convert some of them into digital format that can be accessed by computer.
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