The Texas School Safety Update, a report highlighting progress made to keep students and teachers safe at school, was released by Gov. Greg Abbott. The report gives Texans an update
The Lamesa High School Class of 1969 has scheduled its 50th reunion on Oct. 5 in Abilene. Organizers are urging all classmates who graduated that year to attend, as well
A group of former local musicians from the 1960s and early 1970s presented a concert here Saturday evening at the Forrest Park Pavilion, entertaining with a vareity of musical selections.
After starting practices on the first day of August and then playing their first 23 matches on the road, the Klondike Cougar volley-ballers finally made their first home appearance of
Apparently some time off did the Golden Tornadoes’ volleyball squad some good. After being busy with three straight tournaments during the month of August, the Golden Tor volleyballers made only
Don’t be too surprised to see a little extra pep in their step when the Golden Tornadoes’ football squad takes the field Friday night at Golden Tornado Stadium. Motivation definitely
The Lamesa Press-Reporter’s annual Football Contest got off to a strong start with four contestants opening up the year at 12-0 for the first week. Jordan Shofner gets this week’s
The Golden Tornadoes’ cross country squad officially opens its season Saturday morning at Plains. “Our girls will be running at nine and our boys at 10,” Golden Tornado Coach RoseMary
Last week the Klondike Cougars kicked off the football season with a 50-0 blowout victory over Roby as part of the Garden City Shootout. Facting the always-tough Rankin Red Devils
Following last Saturday’s season opener against Baird, Sands coach Steve Keith said it didn’t look like the first time for the Bears to play six-man football. “They were big and
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