Although the governor’s Reopen Texas announcement on Monday will allow restaurants to reopen dine-in service beginning Friday, a number of local eateries contacted by the Press-Reporter indicated they do not plan to do so just yet.
A pair of signs were placed Tuesday on the fence surrounding the helipad at Medical Arts Hospital to recognize the medical professionals and other personnel at both the hospital and clinic who are on the front lines of the worldwide battle against the COVID-19 virus. Healthcare employees and facilities have had to adjust many of their procedures but area continuing to see patients for all types of medical services. LPR photo
With movie theaters in Texas cleared to resume operations under certain restrictions beginning this Friday, Mike Roy is anxious to get shows back on the screens as soon as possible at Lamesa’s Movieland Theater.
It may look like the military has rolled in and taken over Medical Arts Hospital here on Thursday.
After the public has been largely excluded from city and county offices the past few weeks due to COVID-19 restrictions, that will end within the next week or so.
Although he has moved into the city manager position and resigned his post as executive director of Lamesa’s economic development agencies, Sean Overeynder will continue to oversee those agencies for the time being.
Although there was hope early this week that local residents could soon be getting some much-needed haircuts and styling, that is not yet the case.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Reports are expected to dominate much of Thursday’s regular monthly meeting of the Dawson County Hospital District’s board of directors.
Although many other educational programs are facing challenges during the COVID-19 shutdown, Howard College is continuing to offer training for potential truck drivers.
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