City of Lamesa officials are seeking volunteers to participate in a community cleanup effort aimed at covering the entire city on just two upcoming Saturdays.
Challenges continue to mount for this year’s Texas High Plains cotton crop, as many growers, including those in the northern Panhandle, saw their young plants burn and wither away earlier this week under a canopy of blowing dust.
Agricultural producers who have not yet enrolled in the Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) or Price Loss Coverage (PLC) programs for 2020 must do so by June 30. Although program elections for the 2020 crop year remain the same as elections made for 2019, all producers need to contact their local USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) office to sign a 2020 enrollment contract.
After a long interviewing process this spring, Borden County ISD has officially hired Stephanie Behrens as their new superintendent.
The State Bar of Texas and legal aid providers across the state remind Texans that a toll-free legal assistance hotline is available to low-income individuals and families confronted with civil legal problems as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Just like the COVID-19 virus created a strange ending to high school for this year’s graduating seniors, it did the same for the careers of five Lamesa school district employees.
Preparations for the upcoming year and possible improvements to school facilities are among the items on the agenda for the Dawson school board’s regular meeting on Monday.
It’s safe to say that Lamesa’s Casey Sumpter spent most of his life on the run.
Golden Tornado high school and junior high athletes are making a good first impression after the first week of the strength and conditioning and specific sports skills training allowed by the University Interscholastic League.
The opening pitch on a season which nearly wasn’t will be thrown at 6 p.m. Monday at Lamesa’s Bill Weaver Youth Sports Complex.
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