Construction of a new Emergency Medical Services (EMS) station on the Medical Arts Hospital campus could begin sometime in mid-January with a ground breaking. It is expected to be completed by December of next year.
Medical Arts Clinic is getting a new roof to replace the one damaged by the June 26 storm that felled trees, disrupted electrical services and flooded areas of town.
BROWNFIELD – The Brownfield Regional Medical Center (BRMC) board of trustees met Nov. 22 with half the board present for the meeting.
SNYDER – Snyder First Baptist Church’s Operation Christmas Child was a success.
SEMINOLE – Tommy Spence’s auto tech classes at Seminole High School are set to begin their annual “Give a Child a Smile” project shortly after Thanksgiving and are asking the community to donate any used bicycles they might have to aid in the activity. In its 21st year, the community service project provides repaired bicycles for children in Gaines County for Christmas.
BUMPER CROP Several hundred round modules of cotton are lined up along the edge of a field adjacent to FM 829 west of Lamesa as Dawson County farmers continue to harvest what has turned out as one of the best cotton crops here in a number of years. LPR photo
First Baptist Church of Lamesa recently was recognized by the Baptist General Convention for its financial contributions to the organization’s cooperative program.
The Nuestro Car Club’s sixth annual Toy and Coat Drive, combined with a car show, will be held from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m., Sunday in the NAPA Auto Parts parking lot at 310 N. 4th Street.
Early voting begins Wednesday in the race to fill the vacant District 4 position on the Lamesa City Council.
Cotton strippers made quick work clearing a fi eld west of Lamesa this past week.
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