Lamesa Press-Reporter
Stephens receives alumni award from Wayland Baptist University
Val Stephens was 55 years old when he graduated from Wayland Baptist University in January of 2008, more than 35 years after he first began his pursuit of a college degree.
Bairrington set to join LEAP board
Kim Barrington is scheduled to take a seat on the Lamesa Economic Alliance Project (LEAP) board of directors when Lamesa’s two economic development boards meet Monday evening.
An open letter to Krissy
Acouple of days ago, a friend of mine posted something written by a friend of his on Facebook. This is what she had to say: “I’ve been contemplating what I really miss in life. Why do I feel this empty space? I have not felt completely full in a very long time.
It is time for a change. Will it take an earthquake?
For some, 2022 was a year of hardship. A year they do not want to repeat. For others, it was a year of success and they want 2023 to build on it. Whatever last year was like, or whatever you hope for in the new year, I pray the Lord God will bring a spiritual change that will impact the rest of your life. Such is one man’s story from centuries ago.
Students returning from holiday break
It’s back to the grind for Lamesa and Klondike students as they return to school Monday.
Klondike trustees schedule hearing on academic report
Klondike school board members will be holding a public hearing on the school’s 2021-2022 Texas Academic Performance Report during their regular meeting Monday evening.
Texas sees 11th driest year
Drought has major impact on agriculture, economy