BROWNFIELD – In recent days Terry County has seen a rise in COVID-19 cases. As of Friday, Oct. 9, there were 14 new cases and 96 active cases.
Roll up your sleeves and pitch in to help keep Lamesa beautiful.
Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce is postponing their usual Open House event due to the COVID-19 outbreak that has already claimed seven lives in Dawson County.
Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce representatives helped with a ribbon-cutting on Tuesday for K’Js, located inside McCall’s by Julie at 112 Austin Ave.
For those Trick-or-Treaters who want to have fun before Halloween night, they’re in luck.
Halloween is a time when people often put on masks, but it is certain to be even more so this year during the COVID-19 pandemic.
More new cases of COVID-19 were reported here in a two-day period this past week than the entire first three months after the virus officially arrived in Dawson County.
Dawson County Commissioner Tony Hernandez died early Friday morning at a Lubbock Hospital. He was 59 years old.
Sidney Lamar Forrest lived through the Spanish Flu, two World Wars, and the switch from horsepower to engine power.
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