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
The following were among the many calls responded to by the Lamesa Police Department from Wednesday, April 10, through Thursday, April 11: Wednesday, April 10 10:38 a.m. – A male
Robroy Resources LLC to Brahm-Ag Resources, LLC, Asgn
Evangeline Theis Lindsey to Lindsey Mineral Holdings, LLC, MD
Joe Raines, et al, to Eastland Oil Company, Memo
A 57-year-old male from Lamesa was transferred to University Medical Center in Lubbock after being struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle here on Thursday morning. Lieutenant Darrell Williams
A number of routine items were addressed during the monthly board meeting of the Klondike ISD this past Tuesday. “There was nothing too exciting ... it was mainly a lot
Oil drilling activity continues to increase in Dawson County, with the latest well-site planned just about five miles southwest of Lamesa. Halvey Energy of Midland received a permit in late
Four public hearings for requested zone changes or specific use permits, including land in northwestern Lamesa being considered for the construction of a three-story apartment complex and townhomes, will be
Mostly routine items, including an annual approval of a tax credit for the Mesquite Creek Wind Project, will be considered by the Lamesa ISD board this coming week. That board
More than 250 cotton growers, ginners, industry leaders, and others interested in cotton attended PCG’s 62nd Annual Meeting last Friday at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center. Attendees heard from food
It’s no surprise to the agricultural community, but the 2017 Census of Agriculture confirmed it Thursday — Texas farmers and ranchers are doing more with less and taking fewer days
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