It’s no surprise that the chances of grassland and woodland fires is up across the state. Fires already claimed two lives, 1.25 million acres and cropland, hundreds of homes and ranches; and thousands of livestock in the Texas Panhandle for over a week.
For the first time in the school’s history, a Sands High School (SHS) student captured the state championship title in digital animation film at the University Interscholastic League (UIL) competition held in Austin Feb. 28.
It isn’t a done deal since it wasn’t on their Tuesday agenda, but county commissioners could decide at their March 19 meeting about closing the county library on Saturdays.
Dawson County commissioners reviewed the list of cities Tuesday standing in line for seal coating their roadways through the Parkhill engineering firm.
We are among the dwindling few who still answer the doorbell when it chimes between sunup and sunset. (If we don’t hear it, we can rely 100% on our new rescue dog, Archie, to “bark” an alert.)
I’ve been reading about cats,” my husband, Peter, tells me. Peter has never had a cat before. “Oh, yeah?” “Salt is not good for their kidneys. We have to give Felix unsalted fish.”
Along with millions of other movie-goers, my wife and I attended the blockbuster movie, Sound of Freedom. We did so due to the generosity of an anonymous donor that paid for the whole theatre! The theme of the movie came from a captivating line by Jim Caveziel’s character when he said, “God’s children are not for sale.” The movie took America by storm, framing the massive multibillion-dollar demonic sex trafficking industry in a compelling way.
After consecutive months of decreasing sales tax rebates, Dawson County is finally seeing an uptick in the numbers while the City of Lamesa is continuing the downward trend.
Between 15 and 18 Lamesa firefighters responded to a vehicle fire in an alleyway Wednesday night.
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