Dawson County Hospital District board members are hosting a 5 p.m. special meeting today at the Medical Arts Hospital’s conference room at 2200 N. Bryan Ave.
I’ve said this phrase quite a few times - many even. So much so that now, when I hear someone else fall back on these five words, I understand their secret, sorrowful, message.
Two wildfires that burned more than 1 million acres in the Panhandle were caused by downed power lines, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service.
Golden Tornado junior Naomi Marroquin is hoping that experience turns out being one of her biggest assets as she returns to the state power lifting championships at Frisco this week.
It might not have been their ultimate hopes but Lamesa High School senior Evan Sepeda and junior Hector Zamora still have some pretty nice souvenirs from last Saturday’s regional boys power lifting championships at Brownfield.
From what Golden Tornado head coach Vanessa Hernandez has been hearing as of late, Littlefield, Muleshoe and Brownfield are all three off to solid starts on the high school softball diamond this spring.
Despite going 0-for-4 in last weekend’s Greenwood Tournament, the Golden Tors are doing their best to keep their chins up. The Tors are less than a couple of weeks away from starting the District 3-3A race.
The home town athletes put on quite a showing in last Thursday evening’s Golden Tornado Relays.
Next week is Spring Break and the Dawson County Public Library has an array of activities scheduled to keep students a bit busy during their break from school.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177
