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.
Lamesa City Council members called for engineering bids Tuesday for a project to replace water and sewer pipes along Bryan Ave between S. 4th and N. 4th streets.
Stray and abandoned dogs apprehended by the city’s animal control officer may soon get a reprieve, as city council members on Tuesday discussed extending their stay in the animal shelter from 72 hours up to 11 days before the pets qualify for euthanasia due to lack of space.
The school superintendent’s job evaluation, contract and salary are among the items on the O’Donnell school board’s agenda.
Clayton Culp of Lamesa was among more than 170 Angelo State University (ASU) student-athletes to be recognized for their work in the classroom by being named to the Lone Star Conference (LSC) Commissioner’s honor roll for the 2021 fall semester.
No one has filed yet for a spot on the May 7 ballot for three seats up for election this year on the O’Donnell school board.
The financial audit and board training will be the focus of a special called meeting of the Klondike school board at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the school.
SEMINOLE – More than six years after the approval of a $48.5 million bond issue and construction of the Seminole Memorial Hospital expansion, one that began in earnest in June 2015, the new state-of-the-art facility was open to the public Jan. 19 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house.
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