With face masks now joining back packs for back-to-school, these two girls were waiting Wednesday morning to head into South Elementary for the fi rst day of classes in the Lamesa School District.
Wearing a Superman mask, this young man is ready to head into South Elementary for the fi rst day of classes on Wednesday morning.
The Lamesa Community Players are preparing to present The Savannah Sipping Society, a hilarious comedy with a message, by Jones, Hope and Wooten.
There is no clear right or wrong when it comes to sending students back to school. Every situation is different, and every family will have to evaluate their circumstances, health conditions, and family situations. These variables will determine what each family will decide. There is no right choice, and we honestly continue to say there is no wrong or right choice. Each family will make decisions that are based on each families circumstances.
I’m not sure of the exact definition of middle age. I guess it depends on how long you plan to live. I’m not ready to publicly admit to middle agedness as I plan to live forever, but I am beginning to get a feel for some of the changes that happen during the F-word decades.
A Texan’s speeding ticket put her in the legal history books last week.
The U.S. Census Bureau, in partnership with the Lamesa Chamber of Commerce, will offer assistance with the 2020 Census questionnaire assistance on Sept. 9, 10 and 11 on the lawn at the Dawson County Courthouse in Lamesa.
ANDREWS – To Andrews High School Principal John Carranco and all the others, Thursday morning seemed a bit surreal.
Two recent Klondike High School students each were awarded $2,000 in tuition scholarships from the Vexus Scholarship Program.
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