More than 250 cotton growers, ginners, industry leaders, and others interested in cotton attended PCG’s 62nd Annual Meeting last Friday at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center. Attendees heard from food
It’s no surprise to the agricultural community, but the 2017 Census of Agriculture confirmed it Thursday — Texas farmers and ranchers are doing more with less and taking fewer days
Own a piece of Texas? Whether it is 2 acres or 200,000 acres, landowners need to be aware of their legal responsibilities and rights. “Owning Your Piece of Texas: Agricultural
County commissioners OK gift of ‘drunk goggles’ to SO TAHOKA – Lynn County Commissioners met in routine session on Monday and approved two donations to the Lynn County Sheriff’s Office,
Construction work got underway just last month on an 80-unit apartment complex northeast of the intersection of N.E. 7th Street and Lynn Avenue. Information was revealed this week that an
Over 125 vehicles from New Mexico, Midland, Odessa, Lubbock, Seminole, Snyder, Andrews and Kyle, as well as local entries, registered for the fourth annual Springtime Shine Car Show, which took
The upcoming Chicken Fried Steak Festival and a candidate forum, as well as other items, were discussed by the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce board at its noon meeting on
Sands Consolidated ISD will use a portion of its designated Permanent School Funds to refurbish the school district’s track, following approval of the request by the Dawson County Commissioners Court
Amos Supply, which has been in business in Lamesa for over 70 years, has been selling off its products as the business prepares to close its doors one last time.
Miguel Rodriguez (right) took it upon himself to reconstruct the merry go round at the Lamesa Boys and Girls Club Lake with the help of Eric Mancha (middle) and Johnny
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