Students bring famous Americans back to life
Two leaders, a couple of astronauts, a behaviorist, a former First Lady, professional athletes and a children’s book writer all came to life Wednesday at South Elementary School.
Two leaders, a couple of astronauts, a behaviorist, a former First Lady, professional athletes and a children’s book writer all came to life Wednesday at South Elementary School.
Dawson County Hospital District board members learned Tuesday they may have to repay the federal government $710,269, but only if they ask for it.
There were winners and there were prizes during the annual Chicken Fried Steak Festival at Forrest Park.
Dawson County Commissioners Tuesday didn’t agree to the plan of installing a fitness platform possibly at Forrest Park. They did agree to designate County Judge Foy O’Brien to look into the possibility.
It’s that time again; time for Dawson County Commissioners to begin work on the next budget season.
Led by a perfect score from senior Sagen Oaks, a team of four Lamesa High School FFA members recently placed third in the state in the Career Development Events cotton judging competition.
A few weeks ago, a College Celebration was on the list of activities scheduled to recognize Lamesa High School’s (LHS) graduating Class of 2024.
Cotton farmers on the South Plains of Texas need a good crop this year after consecutive years of drought and high winds have decimated their crops.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is requiring electronic eartags for shipment of dairy cattle, some beef cattle and bison.
The importance of voluntary land stewardship and the role that forests play in Texas are the focus of this year’s Soil and Water Stewardship Week set for April 28 through May 5.
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