We are losing a fish. It’s happened before. We are fish people and fish sometimes die. It’s the whole circle of life thing. Humans typically live longer than pets. Unless
Aplan is afoot for large-scale, regional projects to improve the state’s resilience to hurricanes and other natural disasters, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Oct. 4. Abbott tapped Texas Land Commissioner George
City program seeks to spur local interest in volunteerism ANDREWS – A community can’t seemingly thrive without behind the scenes type work that possibly is unbeknownst to many. Volunteer efforts
The Golden Tornado volleyballers got back on the right track in a big way here Tuesday evening at Follis Gymnasium. Lamesa’s spikers celebrated their first District 3-4A win of the
Due mainly to conflicts with district meets, O’Donnell Coach Perri Clark expected to see a drop in the number of schools participating in this year’s Romp Through The Park at
Braylon Shofner went 10-2 but needed some help from the tie-breaker to win this week’s Lamesa Press-Reporter Football Contest. Shofner guessed 70 points on the tie-breaker, which saw Greenwood roll
With their district meet now just over a week away, Golden Tornado head cross country coach Rose Mary McCall is encouraged by her runners’ steady progress. The Golden Tors ran
Klondike’s high school volleyballers grabbed a share of the District 3-2A lead Tuesday evening at Cougar Gymnasium after spiking the Plains Cowgirls, 28-26, 25-19, 25-14. The Cougars and Cowgirls are
This time a year ago the Golden Tornadoes’ football squad made a memorable trip home from Sweetwater after knocking off the tradition-rich Mustangs 49-30 in their own backyard. Golden Tor
Having one of the best teams in the state, Borden County Coach Trey Richey’s Coyotes have got to be considered a huge favorite to win the Division I District 6A
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