At the start of the holiday season each year, organizers of the Lights of Love campaign put out large tubs to collect new and unwrapped toys and clothing from the community, to ensure Santa leaves something under the Christmas tree for everyone.
Consumers should find good whole turkey prices, but that could change as the holiday season progresses due to lower production and supplies than last year, said Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.
Texas A&M AgriLife Research received a grant to establish a new opportunity to support U.S. peanut farmers.
On most mornings, San Juanita Rivas drives herself to the Dawson County Senior Citizens Center.
A mother and her son were recognized with the high honors from the 4-H Club during a Gold Star Banquet Oct. 21 at the Eberley Brooks Events in Lubbock.
The community is honoring its military veterans with several events scheduled Monday.
Educator Amber Johnson’s special education class recently visited the Premier Ford car dealership, along with 13 other businesses, to learn all about careers. In order to connect the lessons with real life, they visited 14 retail shops to learn about different positions, pay scales, becoming an owner/operator, and what skills are necessary to land the job. Two students picked up applications while out on job tours. They toured Higginbotham, United, Tea 2 Go, Claiborne’s, Lucy’s Flour Shop, Boost Mobile, Security Finance, Golden Tor Nutrition, West Texas Graphics, Advanced Auto Repair, Pedroza’s, Brock’s Veterinary Clinic and Stock & Petal.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
The Golden Tornado Band crowned Maria Reyes as Band Sweetheart and Lucas Acosta as Band Beau Friday at Tor Stadium.
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