Above: Erik Morales and Jasmine Duvall will share one of two $1,500 Sandra Galindo Memorial Scholarships. Below: Haitey Barrera was gifted the second scholarship. The students’ families stepped in to received the scholarship checks during the Springtime Shine Car Show this past weekend. The recipients were attending school events and were unable to be present Saturday
For another consecutive month, Dawson County saw an across the board increases in its sales tax allocations while the City of Lamesa enjoyed a jump in its monthly payment, but a decline in its total rebates for the year.
A new tractor, a policy change and an appointment are all on the Dawson County commissioners’ Tuesday agenda.
Pre-schoolers with intentions of enrolling into the Lamesa Head Start program can register starting at 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m., Monday.
Members of the Lamesa Service Club on Tuesday presented a $1,500 Craig Cowan Culinary Award to the Lamesa High School culinary teams to assist them in traveling and competing in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America culinary contests. The local culinary students have been assisting the past few years with the Service Club’s annual fundraising pancake supper. Longtime club member Craig Cowan, who is moving to Abilene, has been the club’s pancake supper chairman for a number of years.
FFA teams from Lamesa and the surrounding area continue to do well in various Career Development Events (CDE) contests across the region.
Honor roll students in the O’Donnell school system have been announced for the fifth six-week grading period.
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is hosting a Community Futures Forum and everyone is invited.
Klondike school board members Tuesday hired two construction companies to build storage sheds and two homes for school staff.
The planted acreage for corn, soybeans and wheat in Texas are forecast down this year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) 2024 Prospective Plantings Report.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177