SEMINOLE – As compelled by a Texas Attorney General opinion, Seminole ISD Superintendent Kyle Lynch delivered resignation settlement agreements between the school and former superintendent Gary Laramore and former girls
SNYDER – Hermleigh ISD elementary school parents will not have to make a trip to the store for school supplies this year. The school’s administration announced that teachers are collecting
TAHOKA – A crowd estimated at more than 200 people attended Saturday afternoon’s ceremonies recognizing the historical restoration and rededication of the Lynn County Courthouse in Tahoka. The occasion marked
SEMINOLE – Since its acquisition of a vacated office park at NE 3rd St. and Ave B last February to serve as the new headquarters for the Seminole Police Department,
ANDREWS – The county received good news with the recently revealed certified values for 2019: the numbers are up by about 10 percent from 2018 and also increased from preliminary
Seventy-five members of the Lamesa Boys and Girls Club participated in the club’s Fishing Days held July 15 and 16 at the lake just behind the club. U.S. Silica helped
As summer comes to an end so will the cool fun offered at the Lamesa Muncipal Swimming Pool. The pool is scheduled to close for the season next Saturday, Aug.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today announced further details of the $16 billion package aimed at supporting American agricultural producers while the Administration continues to work on free, fair,
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will offer Panhandle District Quick-Books Pro Desktop Short Courses on Aug. 21-22 in Amarillo and Sept. 11-12 in Lubbock. The two-day trainings will run
When Al Crisp starts talking about hemp, he doesn’t even want to use the word marijuana. That is because too many people believe hemp and marijuana are basically the same.
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