SNYDER – The Ministerial Alliance and Godly Girlfriends Ministry honored the first responders Friday afternoon. The Godly Girlfriends honored Snyder’s law enforcement, Cogdell Memorial’s staff and care givers, and Snyder’s fire department with handmade wood flags.
ANDREWS – A locally owned U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)-certified and customs meat processing operation that diversified the Andrews Economic Development Corporation’s (AEDC) Business Park West recently opened its doors for business.
Klondike school board members spent a big part of their regular meeting Monday evening touring the various construction projects being undertaken at the school with funding from an $8-million bond issue approved by voters almost a year ago.
The Dawson County Public Library is getting in a Halloween mode by hosting pumpkin decorating sessions and a contest to see who can come up with the best jack-o’-lantern.
Honor roll students in the Klondike school system have been announced for the first six-week grading period.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding small nonfarm businesses in Dawson County – along with 165 other Texas counties and neighboring counties in New Mexico and Oklahoma – of the Nov. 5 deadline to apply for an SBA federal disaster loan for economic injury.
Howard College’s celebration Thursday of 75 years of “Making Dreams Come True” included recognition of a 49-year partnership providing college classes in Lamesa.
Two employees at Medical Arts Hospital who have been promoted to managerial roles were formally introduced to the Dawson County Hospital District (DCHD) board members during their regular meeting this past week.
COVID-19 has claimed the lives of two more Dawson County residents, according to the latest information from the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS).
Joe Hines is expected to begin his first day as Lamesa’s new city manager Oct. 11.
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