There’s good news for both Dawson County and the City of Lamesa, as both entities have seen increases in their sales tax rebates from the state comptroller’s office.
Reagan Chase Martinez, a 2017 graduate of Lamesa High School, graduated from Texas Tech University in May with a bachelor of arts degree in political science and history.
TOPEKA – The extent of damage to the Lynn County Courthouse continues to be assessed more than three weeks after a waterline burst above the third-floor balcony over the district courtroom and wate
ANDREWS – Several opponents of storing spent fuel at Waste Control Specialists’ (WCS) sites in far west Andrews County made their positions known during the public forum session at Tuesday’s commis
STANTON – A Lubbock-based convenience store chain is readying a new location in Martin County.
Lucky Scarlett Olivas, a 2017 graduate of Lamesa High School, graduated from Texas Tech University in May with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science with concentrations in animal productio
SLATON – Thousands of guests braved the 90-plus degree temperatures to attend the biennial South Plains Airshow Saturday (June 12) at the Slaton Municipal Airport.
SEMINOLE – The Gaines County Community Resource Group is busy planning for “Got Character” Camp 2021, scheduled for July 13-15.
You don’t normally see a Lubbock television news cameraman at city hall, a standing-room-only audience, clapping, smiles, or tears from a grateful business owner during a city council meeting.
Entrance and rental fees for the community swimming pool haven’t changed in years, even though those fees aren’t enough to cover the cost of operating the facility.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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