After repeated rainfalls across the region during the past few weeks, Dawson County farmers are taking advantage of clear weather this week to get into their fi elds and plant their cotton crops before approaching deadlines to qualify for crop insurance coverage. LPR photo
A story in this past Sunday’s edition of the Lamesa Press-Reporter incorrectly stated that recent Klondike High School graduate Brenda Friessen is the first recipient of The Colton Kearney Memorial Scholarship.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
The Christian Women’s Job Corps recently received a donation from David and Vicky Huckert in memory of Samuel Leonard.
Some parents and kids were probably disappointed Tuesday when they went to the municipal swimming pool only to find a sign on the door announcing it was closed for the day.
Cari Lyn Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner of Lamesa, graduated from Texas Tech University in May with a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction, with an emphasis in Language, Diversity and Literacy Studies.
Six local Angelo State University (ASU) students were recently honored by achieving the Dean’s List designation for the 2021 spring semester.
Students graduating this year from the Lamesa, O’Donnell and Borden County high schools are among those named as recipients of scholarships from the Poka Lambro Telephone Cooperative.
Bailey Boles, a recent honor graduate of Lamesa High School, has been named this year’s recipient of the $2,000 Buckel-Kiwanis Club Scholarship.
ANDREWS – One major roadway in Andrews County will continue to undergo rehabilitation and others could be in store for future work, according to a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) - Odessa District spokesman.
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