If the headline for this piece doesn’t elicit at least minimal interest of most readers, perhaps I should find the goose, select the spot with is a paucity of plumage and stick my quill back in.
The heat wave that has swept across the state has taken a toll on many water wells in Texas, which were already affected by extended drought conditions.
Borden County’s Ryann Phillips has hopes of someday shooting trap in the Olympics.
As long as the Golden Tors can make as much progress in Monday’s first workout to Tuesday’s second practice this season could end up being much better than anticipated.
Cody Hogg’s team shot a 28 Wednesday evening to win this week’s golf scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
After just having their first practice this past Monday, the Golden Tornado volleyballers now find themselves only days away from their 2023 season opening matches.
Entering the month of August is a good sign that the bells will not only soon be ringing in the beginning of another school year, but that another busy year of high school sports is also quickly approaching, Golden Tornado Booster Club President Eric Garcia announced this week that the Booster Club’s annual ‘Meet the Tors’ is right around the corner; coming up Thursday the 17th at Golden Tornado Stadium.
The family of Noe Alfredo Gonzalez proudly announces his graduation from Texas Tech University. Noe will receive his bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology as a first generation college student on Saturday, August 5th. Throughout his collegiate journey, Noe has been supported from his wife, Kelsie, two children, Morgan and Kade, three sisters, parents Noe Sr and Brenda Gonzalez, grandparents Juan Alfredo and Maria Teresa Gonzalez, Joe and Maria Reyes, and his many extended family members who are beyond thrilled of his achievement. Noe has accepted a position with Lamesa ISD where he will teach 6th grade Science and also coach for the Lamesa Golden Tornado Football and Athletic Program.
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