SNYDER – After months of searching, the Scurry County Ministerial Alliance has procured a new site for the Scurry County Food Cupboard and several other ministries.
ANDREWS – With Memorial Day fast approaching in just over a month, a prominent roadway in Andrews will be dedicated to local soldiers who provided the ultimate sacrifice for their country and town.
BROWNFIELD – Early voting for Terry County is still a week away beginning Monday, April 19 and going until Friday, April 23, and the second chance being Monday, April 26 until Tuesday April 27.
SNYDER – The Snyder ISD school board voted Thursday to amend the school’s face covering protocol.
SEMINOLE – The Texas Education Agency (TEA) informed school districts across the state on Tuesday, April 6, that they would have to suspend their first day of STAAR testing due to widespread technical problems.
Having been in office only a few months, Congressman August Pfluger (R-San Angelo) says he is seeking to reach across the aisle to create conversations between Democrats and Republicans in Washingt
Call it happenstance or just a coincidence, but when Pablo Vasquez found a 2008 Lamesa High School class ring while on the job, he didn’t have to go far to find its owner.
There’s one positive coming out of the mid-February winter storm that shut down schools, caused electrical black outs and froze water pipes.
It is taking his dream job to lure Jerry Jerabek away from his position as principal at Lamesa High School.
Just over half of the residents of Dawson County age 65 and older have now received at least one dose of vaccine for COVID-19.
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