Friends of Lamesa residents Kyle and Laci Welcher are planning a variety of fundraising activities next Saturday, Oct. 2, to assist the Welcher family with medical and other expenses.
In a short special meeting Tuesday, Dawson County Hospital District (DCHD) board members decided on some routine financial policies.
It’s never too early to prepare for winter, especially for the little ones in need.
O’Donnell school teachers and employees can now access more sick leave days after school board members recently doubled the days staff can use when ill during the current academic year.
Legal Aid of Northwest of Texas, a legal justice volunteer program, is offering advice on civil cases at no cost to those who qualify.
ANDREWS – The state last week filed a lawsuit in U.S. Appellate Court against the federal agency that recently issued a license for temporary storage of high-level waste at Waste Control Specialists’ site in far west Andrews County.
SEMINOLE – Farm tractor safety on the roadways, whether it is a divided highway or a county road, is a daily must in Gaines County and throughout West Texas.
SNYDER – With only three members of the general public in attendance, the Scurry County commissioners court voted unanimously to not allocate $475,000 of its anticipated $3.2 million from the American Rescue Plan (ARP).
The Klondike Cougar volleyballers are now 11-7 this season after winning their last two District 3-2A matches.
Lamesa High School volleyball coach Gabi Nichols isn’t too keen on “moral victories.”
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