Brian Rodriguez and Claire Morris were sworn in Monday as new members of the Lamesa Economic Alliance Project board of directors. Both were appointed by the city council last month to fill vacant positions on the seven-member board. LPR photo
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Banks, governmental entities and grocery stores are shutting their doors for the Christmas holidays, wit the city also changing trash collection schedules.
City council members approved new boundaries for the city’s six single-member voting districts during their regular meeting Tuesday evening.
ANDREWS – A special incentive package approved at last Thursday’s city council meeting will provide one of Andrews’ largest employers with an important piece of equipment to keep production flowing.
SEMINOLE – Seminole resident Tina Siemens said she has had the vision to create a Mennonite Museum in Gaines County for many years. With moral support from the Gaines County Commissioners and a plan, she believes her dream will eventually become a reality.
Ever wonder what happens to the Santa letters deposited at the local post office?
Carter Schildknecht, chairman of a redistricting advisory committee appointed to make a recommendation on establishing new boundaries for the Lamesa school system’s singlemember voting districts, points to a map during the school board’s regular meeting Thursday evening. At the committee’s recommendation, the board approved a redistricting proposal that makes only minimal alterations to the current districts. LPR photo
Karen Mize’s 10-year tenure with the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce, including about two years as president, ended Wednesday.
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