BROWNFIELD – When the Brownfield City Council met Thursday they heard complaints from two members of the community regarding a citizen using their home to run a business.
Lamesa City Council members will be holding a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Friday to discuss ordering a special election to replace Dore Rodriguez on the council.
With American forces having now left Afghanistan after two decades of fighting there, at least one former military member had mixed feelings about the move.
The cost of dumping material into the city landfill could soon get a little more expensive.
After spending more than an hour and a half behind closed doors for a personnel discussion Tuesday afternoon, members of the Dawson County Commissioners Court will be looking to establish a policy handbook specifically for county road maintenance employees.
In the few weeks that Myagmarjav Gantigmaa and Annemai Rajang have been in Lamesa, they’ve experienced their first football game and American movie theater, and visited several sites of interest in New Mexico.
Food truck is at 1102 N. Dallas Ave.
A photo caption in the Sept. 1 edition of the Press-Reporter for a ribbon cutting at the Los Castillos food truck provided the incorrect location. The truck is located at 1101 N. Dallas Ave.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
COVID-19 has been tough on everybody. It changed everything. Over the past 18 months, various social events have been canceled and people have often quarantined or social distanced from each other.
Her face decorated with painted dots, a member of Lamesa High School’s Golden Tornado Band plays the flute during the band’s halftime performance at last Friday’s homecoming football game at Tornado Stadium. LPR photo
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