Despite what it read on the final scoreboard the Dawson Dragons still felt like winners because of the fact that they were playing high school football overcoming their obvious lack of numbers at Welch.
Better buy all the Forever stamps you can from the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) because the rates are going up.
The Golden Jubilee, bringing with it a mass reunion of Lamesa High School (LHS) alumni to town, may be 19-months away but organizers are already planning for it.
Calling it a deal too good to pass up, Dawson County commissioners approved to a tax abatement agreement for a battery electrical energy storage facility currently under construction on S. Elgin Ave.
Free, confidential depression screenings will be held Tuesday, Oct. 17 at Scenic Mountain Medical Center, 1601 W. 11th Place in Big Spring.
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a three part series focusing on the Nov. 7 election when voters decide on 14 amendments to the Texas Constitution. The focus is on amendments 11-14, along with the language on the ballot, and an explanation of their pros and cons, according to the Secretary of State website and other online articles.
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