It’s all positives when it comes to sales tax rebates received this month by Dawson County and the City of Lamesa from the state comptroller’s office.
Houston-based OXY USA WTP has received permits from the Texas Railroad Commission to drill three new oil wells within a short distance of each other southwest of Welch.
It’s pumpkin time at the Dawson County Public Library.
Lamesa High School’s Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) students are hosting their fourth annual Pumpkin Patch fund raiser from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., Sunday at Pedroza’s restaurant, 1501 N. Dallas Ave.
Two men arrested after a three-hour manhunt Thursday, along with another man they initially were with, remained in county jail here Friday afternoon.
The construction of a new water storage tank for the city and almost five miles of pipeline leading to wells north of town began in early September and is advancing rapidly.
Having started at the bottom of the ladder as a new deputy in the county clerk’s office some 15 years ago, Clare Christy has been heading that office as county clerk for the past three years.
Joe Hines is scheduled to start his new job as Lamesa city manager on Monday, and Lamesa residents will have an opportunity Tuesday to get to know him.
Having served as justice of the peace here for almost three years, Larry Duyck has announced he hopes to be able to continue serving the people of Dawson County for a second term in that office.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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