Texas Governor Greg Abbott is getting a letter from here pertaining to hospital officials’ concerns over the funding and manpower needed to possibly fight another wave of the coronavirus.
Holding their musical instruments in imaginary fashion, members of the Lamesa High School Golden Tornado Band go through a marching practice session Friday morning on the practice football fi eld a
When Norman Schoonover closed the Dal Paso Barber Shop last month after cutting hair in Lamesa for more than 56 years, he made sure that donations he had collected for a cause dear to his heart wer
Dawson County is being listed by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a place where even vaccinated people should begin wearing masks indoors in public places.
Dawson County Hospital District (DCHD) board members held off Wednesday on setting the preliminary tax rate for the 2021-2022 fiscal year until a form from the property tax division of the state co
Hired by the City of Lamesa as part of its ongoing efforts to improve the city’s appearance, a crew with Ortiz Construction was busy Friday morning tearing down an old, abandoned building at the so
Cattle ranchers and other livestock owners need to be aware of an important task they will need to take care of during the coming months.
The cost of repairing the roofs of local medical buildings damaged by the June 26 storm here won’t be known until an insurance adjustor examines the facilities on Aug. 11.
They have the money, the land and even the support of the next door neighbor.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Tuesday, July 27
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177