Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agronomists Calvin Trostle, Ph.D., in Lubbock, and Ronnie Schnell, Ph.D., in Bryan-College Station, said the soil moisture conditions have changed dramatically for parts of the state, while other parts continue to deal with various levels of drought.
Western Peanut Growers Association (WPGA) will be holding its 40th annual meeting on Thursday, March 30, beginning at 10 am at the Gaines County Civic Building, 405 NW 5th Street, in Seminole.
Cotton Incorporated has announced the appointment of William Kimbrell as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the company.
City workers are out in full force sprucing up Forrest Park in time for next month’s annual Chicken Fried Steak Festival.
A personnel policy, the May 6 general election and the abandonment of an alleyway are among the items on the Lamesa City Council’s agenda for Tuesday.
The District 3-3A softball race begins this week, and the Golden Tornadoes appear ready to make a run at repeating as district champions.
Lamesa High School junior Paola Rodriguez and sophomore Naomi Marroquin finished a strong season by competing against the best in Texas Thursday at the girls state power lifting championships in Frisco.
The Golden Tornadoes were hoping to make it two straight in the baseball win column here Friday but Slaton left with a 7-3 win after the home team’s pitcher’s had a hard time finding the strike zone.
After sharing the District 8-A girls basketball championship and then each going three rounds deep in the playoffs, the Sands Mustangs and Klondike Cougars shared top billing on that league’s dream team.
Borden County’s softball girls are hoping that a tough non-district schedule pays big dividends down the road.
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