If you live within the city’s District 4 area and haven’t registered to vote, you have another week to sign up in time to participate in the city’s Dec. 18 special election.
When Americans recently changed their clocks by one hour this past weekend because of Daylight Savings, the municipal landfill followed not far behind in altering its schedule for the winter.
SEMINOLE – While Seminole bull riders Andrew Alvidrez (PBR, Professional Bull Rider) and J.W. Nunn (MBR, Miniature Bull Rider) were riding high in Las Vegas last week, five-year-old E.J. Olivas was preparing for his first time on the big stage.
ANDREWS – Dianne Pitkin was concerned about a tree with large limbs hanging over the kitchen area of her home.
SNYDER – The women of the Cogdell Memorial Hospital Auxiliary recently presented the hospital with six new wheelchairs. Auxiliary members can be found helping throughout the hospital and recognized by the bright pink smocks they wear.
It was a tough finish to a great season for the Klondike volleyballers Tuesday night at Littlefield, falling to Wildorado in a tough fiveset match in the Class 1A regional quarterfinals.
Three area high school football teams will see playoff action this weekend.
It was another tough week for participants in the Lamesa Press-Reporter’s football pick-em contest.
As long as the Golden Tornado basketball girls can continue making the kind of progress the rest of the season as they did in their first two games, they should be lots of fun to watch.
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