Lamesa police are investigating a trio of breakins which occurred at Lamesa auto sales companies sometime late Sunday night or early Monday morning.
Lamesa City Council members agreed in a special meeting Monday to contract with an area company for inspection services.
A Big Times Bubbles worker aims a soapy suds-making machine above the heads of excited youngsters attending a foam party Monday afternoon at Forrest Park as part of the public library’s annual reading program. LPR photo
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Activities focused on the adults and teenagers are part of this week’s Dawson County Public Library events.
When it comes to thrillseeking, I’ve always embraced being one of the wimpiest of the wimpy. Why ride a roller coaster when you can watch all the fun from the sidelines? Rhetorical question, to be sure.
The Texas Education Agency has released the 2022 State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness results for grades 3-8, which showed acrossthe-board improvements in all grades and subjects, with especially significant gains in reading.
Bicycles bestowed to winners of a Dawson County Public Library drawing replace a bicycle purchased from a garage sale, allow a child who outgrew a bike to have a new one at just the right time, and a young boy to get his very first bike.
SEMINOLE – In addition to abiding by city-enforced restrictions, Seminole’s current water problems will temporarily be solved by purchasing water from Silver Layer Logistics, LLC. According to former mayor Mike Carter, Silver Layer Logistics is managed by a group of residents who are providing a temporary fix in an effort to get the city out of a bind.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177