After serving on the Lamesa City Council for almost two and a half decades, Marie Briseno announced this past week she will not be seeking re-election. “It has been a
A Lamesa man is facing a 14-year prison stay after being found guilty on a felony drug charge during a brief trial in 106th District Court here this past week.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department: Wednesday, Jan. 29 12:56 a.m. – Police filed an offense report after responding to a call
Lamesa police were continuing Friday afternoon to look for a suspect in connection with an attack on a woman here shortly afternoon noon on Wednesday. “We have a warrant issued
This coming Monday is the last day for people to register to vote in order to be eligible to cast a ballot in the upcoming party primary elections. Local races
While you are making big plans for the upcoming Super Bowl weekend, the Texas Department of Transportation is reminding football fans to “Plan While You Can” for a sober ride
Officials with Texas Department of Transportation will be hosting a Public Meeting regarding the Ports-to-Plains Feasibility Study on Tuesday Feb. 4, in San Angelo. The meeting will be from from
The National Cotton Council (NCC) applauded President Trump’s signing this past Wednesday of the Congressionally-approved U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). NCC Chairman Mike Tate said the trade agreement will provide a boost
The 2020 elections are only months away, and those attending Plains Cotton Growers’ Annual Meeting will have the opportunity to hear one of the nation’s top election forecasters discuss a
Drier than normal conditions this winter could be a harbinger for a hotter-than-normal summer if future weather patterns fail to deliver moisture. As Texas A&M AgriLife Extension district reporters compiled
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