After extensive discussion over the past two months, members of the Dawson County Commissioners Court on Tuesday gave final approval to a new county budget for the 2020 fiscal year.
After a lengthy discussion, members of the Lamesa City Council voted 5-1 on Tuesday evening to allow a mobile home to be placed in a residential neighborhood near the southern
Lamesa’s Head Start will begin the new school year on Aug. 26. There will be a mandatory Orientation for parents and children to attend on Friday. The orientation will be
A planning meeting for the 2020 Lamesa High School Golden Tornado Jubilee will be held Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 6 p.m. in the Lamesa High School cafeteria. The Jubilee will
Inever used to consider myself a bird watcher. But this summer I’ve had various species of birds cross my path. And while they all fly (I haven’t seen any ostriches
Iwould like to take this opportunity to welcome you, and your child, back to school at Lamesa ISD. Our district offers the most diverse learning opportunities that your child can
Texas now boasts its own Domestic Terrorism Task Force, established by order of the governor in the wake of the deadly Aug. 3 shooting in El Paso. Twenty-two people were
Analyza Reyes and Jonathon Rodriquez are this year’s recipients of scholarships from the local Knights of Columbus. Shown are (from left) Knights of Columbus members Willie Ortiz Sr. and Luciano
With no questions or comments raised at either of two public hearings during the past week, directors of the Dawson County Hospital District are scheduled to adopt a new tax
Corbin Saenz of Lamesa was one of 28 graduates of the 2019 South Plains College Law Enforcement Academy on Aug. 16 in Levelland. Saenz joined graduates from Lubbock, Snyder, Levelland,
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