With the local planting deadline for insurance purposes fast approaching, local farmers on Tuesday were taking advantage of the recent rainfall – and a day of clear weather to get into their fields. Soil conditions here remain something of a patchwork quilt, with satisfactory moisture in some areas and marginal conditions in others.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Organizers are planning three days of activities here recognizing June 19 – or Juneteenth – the anniversary of when Texas slaves learned they were finally free.
Data mining center turned down again for tax abatement
GREENWOOD – The Greenwood Rangers basketball program has been moving in the right direction for several years and the hiring of a new head coach could be the difference between needed to make a huge leap forward.
SEMINOLE – Susie and Herman Koethler, along with a team of other members from the Seminole community, will organize and host their second annual Feed My Starving Children MobilePak (FMSC) event on June 16-17.
STANTON – Martin County Hospital District in Stanton was recently named one of the top 20 critical access hospital (CAHs) for Top 20 critical access hospitals in America in the patient satisfaction area in the country.
One of the 1,107 things I love best about family is the little stories we create. The inside jokes. The phrases only we understand, and the giggles we share because of them.
If you’ve ever been involved in building a house — or even if you’ve just heard about it — you know that there’s a well-defined process to be followed. But here’s something to think about: Some of the same steps connected to constructing a home are the same as those needed to build an estate plan.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177
