Dawson County voters were in sync with the rest of the state during Tuesday’s election on the fate of 10 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution. All but one of
General plans for a program to help develop future leaders for Lamesa were given initial approval on Monday by directors of the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce. An outline of
The following were among the many calls received by the Lamesa Police Department from Tuesday, Oct. 29, through Monday, Nov. 4. Tuesday, Oct. 29 11:06 a.m. – A truck reportedly
Several special events are being planned her to honor local military veterans in connection with Veterans Day on Nov. 11 Annual breakfast The annual Veterans Day breakfast hosted by Lamesa
With a Lamesa-wide cleanup focusing on bulk items nearing a close, City City Council District 4 will be the targeted area this coming Saturday. That district is represented on the
ANDREWS – Two proposed subdivisions by a prominent local developer could add more than 150 upper-end and mid-range homes in northwest Andrews, according to city officials. Through an agreement several
SNYDER – The Development Corporation of Snyder (DCOS) board of directors has discussed several times the need for affordable housing. On Thursday, the board approved spending $8,500 to conduct a
ANDREWS – In a move that was made sooner than originally anticipated, the hospital board last week named Permian Regional Medical Center’s new CEO. Hospital directors approved hiring interim CEO
County offices here should soon be seeing a big improvement in internet service at a lower cost than the county currently is paying, according to a proposal approved Tuesday by
Clayton Smith of Ackerly has earned a Bachelor of Science, Business Management degree from Western Governors University (WGU). The online, nonprofit university based in Utah, held four separate commencement ceremonies
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