SEMINOLE — In a special called meeting of the Gaines County Commissioners Court Monday morning, which lasted just under 15 minutes, the commissioners court approved a proposal to modernize the cour
STANTON - Martin County Hospital is pleased to announce that it will continue to provide COVID-19 vaccines to the citizens of Martin County and surrounding areas.
TAHOKA — Lynn County Hospital District, a regional leader in rural healthcare delivery, has announced a rebrand as Lynn County Healthcare System.
• On March 20, 1861, President Abraham Lincoln’s sons, Willie and Tad, are diagnosed with the measles. The boys recovered, but in 1862 Willie contracted typhoid fever and died.
Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of a pre-dawn blaze Saturday morning that destroyed a Lamesa home.
In the Lamesa school system it is now a personal option among teachers and students as to whether they wear masks or not.
Letters have been sent by the Lamesa school system to parents of remote learners requiring that students who are failing coursework need to return to campus in two weeks.
After several months of on-again, off-again discussions, local economic development officials have approved a strategic plan to help guide them as they seek to improve Lamesa.
Four residents of Dawson County have been confirmed with COVID-19 during the past week but the number of active cases here has dropped since last Wednesday.
Medical Arts Clinic is now taking appointments for another round of firstdose vaccinations against COVID-19.
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