More than 100 Lamesa High School (LHS) members of the Class of 2024 left behind the tardy notes and dismal bells Friday night when they accepted their diplomas in an hour long ceremony at the Golden Tor Stadium.
When Kloee Fairchild, 18, walked the stage to accept her Lamesa High School diploma at the graduation ceremony Friday night, she brought someone with her.
Tony W. Rodriques couldn’t be as proud of his three grandsons as they follow in his footpath.
Mesa Underground Water Conservation District members took less than 20 minutes Wednesday morning for them to approve well permits, make an amendment to the 2024-2025 budget and hear an update on the finances.
The dates aren’t set in stone. They can be changed or adjusted at any time.
Dawson County commissioners are re-visiting the idea of helping to pay for an exercise platform in a local park during their meeting scheduled for 4 p.m., today in the county courthouse at N. 1st and Main streets.
A caption under a photo, published in Friday’s paper of activities taking place during the final week of the 2023-2024 school year, contained an error.
Local veterinarian Dr. Bo A. Brock, owner of Brock Veterinary Clinic, was honored as an outstanding alumni by the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences for his remarkable contributions to the field of veterinary medicine.
Ten local residents recently earned their associates’ degrees and/or certificates from South Plains College (SPC).
The municipal swimming pools is opening for the summer season starting Monday.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177