Election proposes repurposing sales tax funds to water project ANDREWS – The city council on Thursday approved a special election in May to potentially repurpose a portion of the economic
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The Lamesa Primary Care Clinic food bank will provide meals to the hungry in Lamesa and the South Plains next Tuesday, from 10 a.m. until noon. The food bank is
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In a matchup of two top-20 teams in the state, the Borden County boys basketball team took an early lead at home on Tuesday and held on for a 58-51
Playing in one of the toughest Class 4A districts in the state, the Lamesa High School girls continue to struggle in their search for wins on the basketball court. The
Lamesa High School’s junior class will be seeking to raise money for the upcoming prom by selling hamburger meals at a pair of upcoming Golden Tornado basketball games. The meals
A spot in the state playoffs now awaits the O’Donnell Lady Eagles basketball team after a 59-38 win over Meadow on Tuesday. Boasting a 5-2 record in District 7-1A play
The Sands Lady ‘Stangs will advance to the state basketball playoffs in the runner-up spot from District 8-1A after losing for the second time to district-leading Garden City on Tuesday
LAMESA YOUTH BASKETBALL Saturday, Jan. 26 Major Division Girls Lady Tors - 17 Combat - 4 Zoey Sifuentes had 12 points for Lady Tors and Naieli Dominguez scored three for
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