Months after the Lamesa school board members rolled out a newly purchased large activity bus, they tabled the possibility of buying another one during their Tuesday meeting.
As residents of Ruidoso, New Mexico continue the battle against a raging wild fire that has claimed 1,400 structures and two lives, Tyler Roberts plans to help the residents who may have lost e
After 29 years in the classroom, Julie Gray retired May 31 from teaching in the same school district where she graduated as a high school student and where she spent her entire career.
A Sparenberg High School graduate recently celebrated her 100th birthday with cake, balloons and visits from family and friends.
The community is invited to attend the celebrations this weekend in honor of when Texas slaves were freed from bondage 159 years ago.
Parents of Lamesa school students can now get a peek of how their children did on the Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) exam.
Youngsters enjoy the bubbles and foam coming from a machine during a membership drive at the Lamesa Boys and Girls Club Friday afternoon. The party gave children a fun chance to cool down and parents the opportunity to sign up their children to participate in the club’s summer activities.
A tour of the city’s facilities, a call for bids on a sewer line project, three budget amendments and a contract with an auditing firm are on the Lamesa City Council’s agenda.
Members of the Lamesa Economic Development Corporation and the Lamesa Economic Alliance Project are holding a special meeting today at 4 p.m. in the president’s room in the chamber of commerce building at 123 Main Ave.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177
