Construction workers on Friday morning were putting down two different sizes of gravel in preparation for the installation of artificial turf on the infield of the boys baseball field at Lamesa Hig
Construction of the First United Methodist Church’s new building is ongoing. The addition to the church will include a new sanctuary, classrooms, and a nursery.
Sands’ girls basketball team bounced back from a district loss to Garden City last week with a 54-32 win over Borden County on Friday evening at Gail.
For decades, four words have been used to magnify success achieved by remarkable individuals. The words?
Ihave been going down through the Everglades for the last 30 years. For 30 years I have successfully driven by the air boat rides without stopping. There did not seem
I have a plaque on my office wall it’s titled “Purpose.” This is what it says, “I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 3:14
Lamesa Middle School has posted its A and AB honor rolls for the third six weeks of the current school year.
Those students from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades follow:
Dawson ISD in Welch is among the schools that has partnered with Texas Tech for the University’s Tech-Teach Across Rural Texas program, which allows the college to recruit and prepare more teachers
Brent and Suzane Medlin of Lamesa have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lindy Nicole Medlin, to Logan Grant Morris.
The school trustees of Klondike ISD voted to extend Superintendent Steve McLaren’s contract for an additional year at their board meeting this past Thursday.
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