SNYDER – Oilfield activity in Scurry County finished the year with fewer permits and completions reported here, according to data from the Railroad Commission of Texas.
ANDREWS – School trustees on Tuesday approved extending Andrews ISD Superintendent Bobby Azam’s contract through 2024.
Lamesa City Council members discussed Tuesday a packet outlining the policies and protocol regulating how its members ask staff questions or obtain information.
Klondike school board members are scheduled to receive and take action on the school’s annual financial audit during a special called meeting Thursday evening.
The Plains Cotton Advisory Group met past Friday in the Plains Cotton Growers (PCG) Conference room kicking-off the 2021 Friday morning meetings.
The flow of traffic around the busy intersection of North 4th Street and Bryan Avenue got even more challenging late this week as construction barriers went up blocking off the north side of 4th St
Medical Arts Hospital officials are currently making a waiting list for the future after all 200 slots filled quickly for COVID-19 vaccinations available to the public here this coming week.
It appears the Lamesa city limits will soon be expanding at least a short distance to the southeast.
The Dawson County Health Department (DCHD) is compiling the names and phone numbers of residents qualifying for the vaccine against COVID-19.
Schools in Lamesa and the surrounding area were free of new COVID-19 cases during the first week of classes after the Christmas break.
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