Dawson County’s unemployment rate for May remained below 4 percent for the third month in a row, according to figures released by the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). But, for the
AHS graduate returns home to begin his medical career ANDREWS – Dr. Robert Vasquez is homegrown — he’s an Andrews High graduate who returned to begin his professional career at
The newly re-organized Golden Tornado Booster Club will be having another meeting starting at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Lamesa High School Cafeteria. “Our co-presidents Laura Marquez and Christine Vera
Lamesa Boys and Girls Club Director Tammy Wyatt refers to the club’s second annual Golden Tornado Day as one of those ‘win-win situations.’ “It’s one of those win-win deals for
Having already been recognized among the best six-man football players in the state, Borden County’s Zane Allen and Payton Merket now find themselves playing with the best. Allen and Merket
Harold Wayne Henson of Ropesville, Texas passed away Saturday, July 6, 2019 from a sudden heart attack.
Out of the total annual budget for Dawson County, almost 7.1 million dollars is required to pay for mandatory and discretionary items. Those two areas of the budget were a
Lamesa’s annual Independence Day Celebration “started off great and ended great,” Chamber President Sandra Adams told the Press-Reporter on Friday. There were some low attendance numbers for some of the
Although it seemed to get off to a late start, the professional fireworks display ended Lamesa’s Independence Day Celebration with a spectacular display of fireworks near Forrest Park. The annual
Following board approval of a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of $10,871,032 for phase 1 of the Lamesa ISD bond project, school officials were told to plan for a groundbreaking around
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