Love your neighbor” or “treat others as you want to be treated” are statements we often hear from churches, activist groups or politicians when trying to gain support on hot button issues like illegal immigration, racism or other social justice causes. One billboard put up by a church said, “Love trans people.”
Dawson County commissioners Tuesday discussed their options in toughening their pipeline policy and getting an operator to remove a water pipeline that was suppose to be temporary from county right-of-ways.
Rains this year in portions of Texas have been beneficial for most staple commodity crops such as corn, cotton and sorghum, but have also favored alternative crops, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.
The quality and yields for this year’s rice crop are lower due to cool growing conditions and the impact of Hurricane Beryl.
Although it’s not quite fall yet, armyworms are on the move, and experts encourage ranchers to protect their valuable forages.
The Golden Tornado volleyballers made quick work of Post here Tuesday evening spiking the Antelopes in three straight sets 25-14, 25-18 and 25-18.
The Klondike Cougar volleyballers dropped a pair Tuesday evening at Ropesville but Cougar Coach Katie Cruz continues being encouraged with her squad’s steady progress.
One of the new faces on the Golden Tornadoes’ sidelines this fall is new Lamesa High School trainer Sierra Anderson.
His father Ryan Campos once played high school baseball for three different head coaches during his schoolboy career.
The alumni associations of South Plains College (SPC) and Texas Tech University will host a tailgate before Tech’s football game against the University of North Texas on Sept. 14.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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