Texas farmers and ranchers established policy to help guide the agricultural advocacy efforts of Texas Farm Bureau (TFB), the state’s largest general farm and ranch organization.
Every female Palmer amaranth plant can produce over 1 million seeds that may germinate and compete with a cotton crop.
Officials with the Lamesa campus of Howard College have announced their class schedule for the 2022 Spring semester.
ANDREWS – It has been just over a year since the new jail/sheriff’s office facility in southeast Andrews opened its doors, and so far, the single-level building has made a noticeable difference in everything from meeting current policy requirements to cost savings, according to county officials.
SEMINOLE – With Gaines County subject to redistricting that moved it from Lubbock attorney Dustin Burrows’ state House District 83 to District 88, Seminole residents got the chance to meet their new state Representative, Canadian businessman Ken King, Dec. 8 at the Seminole Community Center.
BROWNFIELD – The Terry County commissioners met Monday morning for their first meeting of December.
SNYDER – The abatement of the old Hermleigh school has began and this week the board approved spending $156,216 to demolish the old school.
Organizers of the annual Dawson County Junior Livestock Show are gearing up for another big event featuring 4-H and FFA students showcasing months of hard work in raising their animals.
The transition is just starting, but local residents will be seeing a change in the police department vehicles patrolling the streets of Lamesa.
Miniature horses Nugget and Sugar pulled a small cart during the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Light-ed Christmas Parade this past Saturday at Forrest Park.
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