Auditions scheduled this coming Sunday, Aug. 12, for the Lamesa Community Player’s upcoming production of “Faith County,” have been cancelled due to a conflict.
For those not born with a natural green thumb there is help. Six free weekly sessions teaching people how to build a garden and grow their own fruits and vegetables are being planned here.
ANDREWS – Hundreds of spectators lined the streets to watch Friday’s spectacular Andrews Christmas Lighted Parade that featured scores of area bands in a heartfelt tribute to the Mighty Mustang Band.
BROWNFIELD – The Brownfield Police Department is asking the community to donate coats and blankets. They ask the coats and blankets to be lightly used and clean to brand new. Anyone interested in donating can do so by bringing the items to the department, placing them in the box, or delivering them to the working receptionist.
SNYDER – The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Martin Prueitt Jr. chapter is getting ready for its first Dec. 18 Wreaths Across America program.
LISD- Redistricting Meeting
Nuestro Car Club members had great success this past week in collecting contributions to help two local organizations fill this Christmas wish lists to help local residents.
Dora Zapata holds her great-great-granddaughter, one-yearold Ella Stewart, during a Friday afternoon trip to the hair salon here. Dora will be 100 years old on Monday. LPR photo
One of the largest bands ever to march in a parade in this part of Texas included almost 100 members of Lamesa High School’s Golden Tornado Band on Friday evening.
Turn on the Today Show Monday morning and you’ll find one of Lamesa’s oldest former residents pictured on a Smucker’s jar.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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