From the damage at the scene it appeared someone easily could have been killed in a collision involving a sand-hauling truck and a welding truck south of Lamesa early Tuesday morning.
With the school year beginning in less than two weeks, the South Plains Public Health District (SPPHD) medical staff is hosting five COVID-19 vaccination clinics across the district.
O’Donnell school board members voted last Thursday to slightly relax the dress code while keeping the student code of conduct regulations the same as last year.
Shopping for school clothes will be a little less expensive this coming weekend as businesses selling clothing, shoes or school supplies will not be collecting state and local sales taxes on those sales
ANDREWS – The county’s active virus case numbers continued to increase last week, and included some vaccinated residents contracting COVID-19, according to the health department director.
SNYDER – Snyder residents David and Kay Shifflett are in the midst of preparations for a new camp they are building.
SEMINOLE – The COVID-19 update from the South Plains Public Health Department may have caused concern for many on Tuesday, July 27 with numbers showing nine new COVID cases in Gaines County and 14 active. New cases were also present in Terry County.
BROWNFIELD – Texas Tech’s Masked Rider and her horse, Fearless Champion, visited a small group July 28 of the Kendrick Memorial Library’s 2021 summer reading program.
ANDREWS – A federal agency reviewing a license application from Interim Storage Partners (ISP) for interim above-ground storage of spent fuel here issued its Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) last week.
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