Lamesa High School students were recognized Thursday by their teachers and school board members for their numerous accomplishments. They excelled in several competitions with many advancing to state competition after qualifying in business skills, culinary arts, agriculture, law enforcement, medical, cosmetology and construction trades contests.
Activities scheduled for graduating seniors
Enrollment in the Lamesa school system is down and district officials want to know why.
In the future, anyone walking into a school building’s front door will have to go through a detection system searching for any potential weapons coming onto school grounds.
The numbers won’t be in for awhile, but school board members received some updates Thursday about the process of coming up with the figures before they delve into the start of working on the 2024-2025 budget.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Commodity Credit Corporation today announced the 2024 crop loan rate differentials for upland and extra-long staple cotton.
Students from Lamesa, O’Donnell, Borden County, Sands and Dawson will be competing Thursday and Friday in the UIL Regional Contests.
After getting off to a shaky start on the District 3-3A diamond, the Golden Tornado baseballers now find themselves in a promising situation going into their regular season finale here Tuesday evening against Littlefield.
It was only a year ago when the Golden Tornadoes enjoyed one of their most successful runs on the softball diamond in school history before falling to eventual state champion Coahoma in the Class 3A regional finals.
Lamesa’s major division girls’ all-stars won four out of their six games in the recently held National Little Dribblers’s Basketball Tournament at Levelland to bring home the third place trophy.
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