In observance of National Boys and Girls Club Week, April 8-12, the Lamesa club has activities planned for its members each evening. “Please join us any day as we make
The proposed restroom renovations at Howard College are back on the agenda for the Dawson County Commissioners Court this coming week. That meeting will start at 4 p.m. Tuesday in
Directors of the Mesa Underground Water Conservation District will consider a possible tax abatement agreement for a proposed solar farm when they meet this coming week. The board’s regular monthly
Dawson ISD’s board plans to officially name Layne Sheets as that school district’s superintendent at a meeting this coming Tuesday at 7 p.m. Naming Sheets as superintendent is the only
Klondike ISD’s board will discuss business for the last two months of the school year at their meeting this coming Tuesday, at 6:30 p.m., in the school library at 2911
Several recruiting events are planned this coming week by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for units in this area, including the Smith Unit of Lamesa. Testing at the Smith
Ceremony marks start of new jail/sheriff’s office building ANDREWS – Those with the sheriff’s office have known for more than 10 years the day was approaching when a new jail
Proponents of international trade are making a push in Washington, D.C., and nearly 200 Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members last week added their voices in calling on Congress to support
Texans are one step closer to meaningful eminent domain reform with the Senate’s passage of CSSB 421. “Today’s Senate vote shows Texans that our senators know landowners need more fairness,
Farmers should like the cotton provisions of the new farm bill that will be going into effect with this year’s crop, according to Craig Brown, the National Cotton Council’s vice
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