U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue last week announced additional disaster assistance available to agricultural producers, including producers impacted by drought and excess moisture as well as sugar beet growers.
ANDREWS – The city has already made purposeful use of more than half the funds it received around a year ago through a lawsuit settlement concerning the initial reliever route project that failed six months after opening in 2014.
SEMINOLE – On Friday, the Seminole Police Department received a report of an explosion and possible H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) gas escaping from a pump jack, said Police Chief Bernie Kraft.
BROWNFIELD – Career and technology (CTE) classes continue to be a very important aspect of high school instruction, especially for Brownfield ISD. CTE programs focus a lot on vocational training such as mechanics, welding, etc.
SNYDER – After it publishes its March 7 edition next weekend, the Snyder Daily News will adopt a new name and switch from a six-day-a-week publication to a twice-weekly newspaper, coming out on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
All voting in Dawson County will be in one location for Tuesday’s Republican and Democratic party primary elections.
The Dawson County Hospital District’s actions the past few years in “right sizing” the services it offers should help it as even more financial challenges are coming, according to Chief Executive Officer Letha Stokes.
City Secretary Betty Conde (left) and Municipal Judge Leticia Dimas (right) share a moment with outgoing Lamesa City Manager Shawna Burkhart after she was presented Friday with a clock as a gift from the city staff. The presentation was made during a lunch and reception in her honor before she leaves to take over a new position as city manager at Bay City, southwest of Houston.
Lamesa has hired an interim city manager to take the helm when City Manager Shawna Burkhart closes out her tenure here on Tuesday.
Chamber cancels plans for CFS Festival dinner
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