With some final debate and an eventual split vote, Lamesa City Council members on Thursday gave initial approval to a proposed 2019-2020 budget that projects a deficit of almost $536,000
The following are among the many calls received by the Lamesa Police Department from Monday, Aug 19, through Wednesday, Aug. 21: Monday, Aug. 19 1:23 a.m. – At least two
With most of their meeting focusing on current budget and financial issues, directors of the Dawson County Hospital District also finalized their 2019 property tax rate on Thursday. The new
A proposal to consolidate the county election precincts for the state constitutional amendments elections on Nov. 5 will be considered when the Dawson County Commissioners Court meets Tuesday afternoon. That
Just two decades ago, visionary Galveston leaders risked public monies, made promises they hoped they could keep, and readily shared their vision with cruise lines. They fully believed that cruising
Can the human mind override the body? You decide. My Grandmother Ray was very active. The mailbox was one-quarter of a mile from the house. Her main outlook each day
Every year it seems as if the stray dog and cat problem becomes bigger. Not all of these pets are throwaways, neglected and forgotten animals. Some of these animals running
A new viral disease of cotton found in recent years in several southeastern U.S. states has now been confirmed in Texas. The disease, cotton blue disease, was observed recently in
The longtime tradition of Texas A&M AgriLife having a sorghum breeding program in West Texas will continue, just in a new location, said Bill Rooney, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife Research
South Plains farmers will soon be making another farm bill decision, and the Texas A&M Agricultural Food Policy Center has developed an online tool to assist producers in their decision-making
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