Local COVID cases waning somewhat
COVID-19 case activity in Dawson County continues to wane somewhat compared to the big surge in cases being reported here a few weeks ago.
COVID-19 case activity in Dawson County continues to wane somewhat compared to the big surge in cases being reported here a few weeks ago.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Employees in the county’s Road and Bridge Department now will be required to work overtime hours when needed, according to a new policy approved Tuesday by the Dawson County commissioners court.
Klondike students are enjoying hosting an array of activities this week in honor of homecoming.
Proposed improvements to Highway 115 in Dawson, Gaines, Martin and Andrews counties will be the focus of a virtual public meeting scheduled by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Odessa District.
SNYDER – Although Regeneron is currently available at Cogdell Memorial Hospital, a recent move by the federal government may limit its availability in the future.
Otis and Bindi have a lot in common. They both sport black and white coats. They enjoy treats and attention, and both are looking for permanent homes.
Talks became a little heated at the Lamesa school board meeting Thursday night when some members asked the question: Why can’t parents bring their own food to have lunch with their kids during school hours?
Enrollment in the Lamesa school district is a little lighter than last year.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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