The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recently gave the green light – along with some cautionary suggestions – for this year’s costumed trick-or-treaters.
With the holidays coming up soon, the local Thrift Store operated by the Christian Women’s Job Corps is preparing for its annual Christmas Sale.
A spaghetti supper to benefit the drama program at Sands is planned before the school’s home football game against Loop this coming Friday.
Lamesa school board members agreed last week to use the legal services of the Underwood Law Firm for redistricting the district’s single member voting districts.
O’Donnell school board members last week reviewed the school’s English as a Second Language (ESL) program and agreed to allow two county Extension agents to serve as adjunct staff members for the current school year.
STANTON – Renovations are complete and the first house built in Stanton has been saved.
SNYDER – The Scurry County Museum is working on a new way to highlight local veterans for Veterans Day.
It’s going to take a while longer before Lamesa school district officials know how much insurance will cover the more than $1.2-million in damage caused to school facilities by June 26 storm.
This is a scene that many local farmers have only got to dream about the past few years, as a cotton stripper pulls in an abundant crop from an irrigated fi eld a few miles east of Lamesa this past
Operators of area cotton gins are predicting this season will be a good one for cotton as long as the weather holds out.
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