A combined total of 16 students from Borden County and O’Donnell High Schools are advancing to state in University Interscholastic League (UIL) academic competition.
Voters aren’t exactly making a bee-line to the polls to cast their early ballots before next Saturday’s election.
Elwood Freeman (right), president of Lamesa National Bank, was honored during a reception Friday afternoon for more than 75 years in the banking business. Libby Clark with the Texas Bankers Association was on hand to present Freeman with a copy of a resolution from the association recognizing Freeman for his many years of service. Also shown is Bryan Nowlin, Freeman’s grandson who currently serves as a vice president at the bank. Freeman has been with the local bank since 1973 and got his start in banking in 1944.
When O’Donnell school students begin the 2023-2024 academic year in August, they’ll be under a slightly different calendar than usual.
Parents or guardians with little ones heading to pre-kindergarten classes in August can begin Tuesday registering them for school at O’Donnell Elementary.
Golden Tornado senior all-state pitcher Laila Vasquez admitted Thursday evening that her squad’s hot bats make her feel more comfortable when she’s inside the circle.
After Tuesday night’s 14-3 win at Muleshoe, the Golden Tornadoes’ baseball team is back in the Class 3A state playoffs again.
Lamesa Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth President Hector Carrejo announced this week that the Chevy Baseball and Softball Clinic will be returning to Lamesa’s Bill Weaver Youth Complex on May 8.
The Borden County Coyotes are ranked seventh in this week’s Texas Girls Coaches Association’s Class 1A states softball poll.
Tom Anderson’s team shot a 28 Wednesday evening to win this week’s scramble at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
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