Iwould like to take this opportunity to welcome you, and your child, back to school at Lamesa ISD. Our district offers the most diverse learning opportunities that your child can
Texas now boasts its own Domestic Terrorism Task Force, established by order of the governor in the wake of the deadly Aug. 3 shooting in El Paso. Twenty-two people were
Analyza Reyes and Jonathon Rodriquez are this year’s recipients of scholarships from the local Knights of Columbus. Shown are (from left) Knights of Columbus members Willie Ortiz Sr. and Luciano
With no questions or comments raised at either of two public hearings during the past week, directors of the Dawson County Hospital District are scheduled to adopt a new tax
Corbin Saenz of Lamesa was one of 28 graduates of the 2019 South Plains College Law Enforcement Academy on Aug. 16 in Levelland. Saenz joined graduates from Lubbock, Snyder, Levelland,
Cemetery association leader meets citizens SNYDER – Facing an angry group of area residents, the president of the Snyder Cemetery Association (SCA) admitted mistakes were made in the planning and
Golden Tornado head football coach Rodney Sims would give his troops a C-plus if he was to grade them out on their first scrimmage last Friday at Denver City. “Mainly
Fresh off of winning last weekend’s Littlefield Tournament, the Golden Tornado varsity volley-ballers made their first home appearance of this season Tuesday evening at Follis Gymnasium. Unfortunately things didn’t go
Klondike senior Aaron Young has apparently found a new home in the Cougars’ football attack. After primarily playing linebacker on defense and guard on the Cougars’ offensive line, Young has
The Klondike Cougars are off to another good start on the high school volleyball court. But Tuesday evening’s trip to the Kermit wasn’t one of their better nights as the
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