To provide relief for the community during the current pandemic, the Seminole Ministerial Alliance and the Seminole Hospital District devised a Community Support Hotline. The hotline is designed to assist with picking up and/or delivering groceries, prescriptions, mail, daily errands, or transportation for any essential needs.
Many local and area high school athletes had high hopes this spring of reaching the state level of competition in various activities.
Last Friday afternoon, Governor Abbott made the difficult decision to close Texas schools for the remainder of the school year. Soon after, the UIL made the decision that all sports and other spring activities for students would be suspended for the remainder of the year.
Michael Ray Horton, 67, passed away in Lamesa, Monday, April 20, 2020.
Numbers have been rapidly changing for both the good and bad regarding the number of COVID-19 cases in Dawson County.
It didn’t come as a surprise to Lamesa school superintendent Jim Knight that Governor Greg Abbott announced on Friday that Texas schools would remain closed for in-classroom instruction the remainder of the current school year.
A new fire truck expected to be ready for service sometime this coming week should be a big help in battling fires both in the city of Lamesa and the rural areas of Dawson County, according to Lamesa Fire Chief Larry Duyck.
Healthcare professionals at Medical Arts Clinic in Lamesa are continuing to see and treat all types of patients, regardless of whether they have an illness or just need a checkup or some other type of care.
The Lamesa Municipal Airport has been awarded a federal grant of $30,000 as part of the CARES Act aimed at economic relief from the impact of the novel coronavirus.
Lamesa High School’s Carter Atkinson is one senior who’s found a way to fill some of his spare time this spring benefitting many in his community.
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