Missouri Petroleum Product Company, headquartered out of St. Louis, Missouri, will be performing this year’s seal coat program for the City of Lamesa starting Thursday, Sept. 14.
Dawson County Public Library Director Angie Martinez went before county commissioners Tuesday with requests to close the facility for two days, renew a membership and declare withdrawn materials as surplus items.
At the Dawson County Public Library on certain days and at certain times, it’s all about the teens.
It was time to come back from Mexico. It wasn’t because of the weather. The weather was wonderful. The nights up in the mountains were cool, and the days were warm, and sometimes, in the afternoons, a thunderstorm would roll in, and a refreshing rain would fall, leaving the air clean and sweet. No. It wasn’t the weather.
n today’s front page we placed a special piece of art highlighting Patriot Day in America, marked on Sept. 11 each year to remember the horrific attacks of that day in 2001 and how our country came together. Most of us know this as 9/11.
Usual readers-- both of you, and a few relatives who sometimes read to see if I “got it right”--may remember that a month ago, I decided to put my “quill back in the goose” until September. A few cool days in New Mexico beckoned, and off we drove to the Land of Enchantment, neither footloose nor even close to fancy free, as it turned out.
While tropical storm Harold brought some relief along the coast of Texas, according to the Texas state climatologist, much of the state has witnessed above average temperatures — 4 to 8 degrees above normal and in the triple digits.
Consistency helped Lamesa’s Kent Bartlett win the Labor Day Golf Tournament held this past Monday at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
By splitting Tuesday evening’s dual at Dimmitt the Golden Tornado volleyballers continue playing .500 ball on the season.
After coming up short on still another close call the Golden Tornado tennis squad now finds its back against the wall.
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