When the weather is cooperative and the wind is light, volunteers with the Nazarene Missions Ministry come out on three Saturdays each month to sell donated items in the parking lot of an overpacked storage building at 602 N. Ave. G.
Lamesa Economic Development Corps. (LEDC) and Lamesa Economic Alliance Project (LEAP) board members discussed Monday the steps they have to take in conducting a feasibility study on the Interstate 27 (I-27) project.
After Tuesday night’s frustrating trip to Friona, the Golden Tornado basketball boys wasted little time in getting back on the District 3-3A right track in a big way Friday night at Muleshoe.
It’s a situation the city has never faced before: two vacant spots on city council haven’t tempted anyone to fill them in the May 4 election.
Don’t expect mail, do any banking or access certain public services this Monday.
Lamesa Independent School District board members are gearing up for the March 5 elections.
We are in the ‘amore’ season of the year. Love. Kisses. Hearts. Roses. Romantic cards. Candles. Champagne. A box of chocolates.
Lt. Gov Dan Patrick joined with the world’s largest investment firm to pitch investors on building natural gas power plants in Texas at a summit held last week in Houston.
Led by three gold individual winners, the Golden Tornado girls turned in a strong second place showing at Thursday’s power lifting meet at Hawley.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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