Friends of The Thrift Store, operated by the Christian Women’s Job Corp., are hosting a fund raiser to help cover a former high school teacher’s medical bills.
Uncle Mort’s contraptions and inventions usually are “farfetched.” Finally, he’s come up with one that is “near-fetched.” And, it may be of considerable help to those among us who daily dread what used to be a thoughtless and e_ortless routine: putting on socks.
Imagine you and a friend are doing some hiking in the woods when you stop to have lunch. Then while eating you notice a dangerous animal in the distance watching you both. So you say to your friend, “There is something very hungry with sharp teeth who is watching us and slowly heading in this direction. We need to get up and go right now!.” Then what if your friend responds with, “I’m tired and enjoying my lunch. No! You go on and I’ll catch up with you later.”
Texas Farm Bureau
Texas A&M AgriLife If you feel like you’re the victim of itchy mosquito bites more often than others, it may not be all in your head.
After Lamesa High School’s all-everything pitcher Laila Vasquez and sister catcher Amaya Vasquez finished their high school softball careers in the Region I-3A finals a couple of years ago, most local fans couldn’t help but look at the future of this program as being in that rebuilding mode.
Most baseball players, at any level, would love a .928 batting average.
Despite graduating 10 seniors from last year’s Golden Tor volleyball squad, Lamesa Coach Skye Torres remains very upbeat about this 2024 season.
Ron Mann’s team continues leading the pack in the Wednesday weekly golf scrambles at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
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