Two employees at Medical Arts Hospital who have been promoted to managerial roles were formally introduced to the Dawson County Hospital District (DCHD) board members during their regular meeting this past week.
COVID-19 has claimed the lives of two more Dawson County residents, according to the latest information from the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS).
Joe Hines is expected to begin his first day as Lamesa’s new city manager Oct. 11.
When not working as an exterminator battling bugs, Mackie Nelson enjoys fishing whenever he has free time.
Honor roll students in the Dawson school system at Welch have been announced for the first six-week grading period.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
A sizeable crowd was on hand Wednesday as a convoy of law enforcement vehicles, led by the Ector County Hospital District (ECHD) Police Department, arrived at Gonzales Funeral Home escorting a van carrying the bodies of three family members killed in a collision last weekend in San Antonio. One of those killed, 37-year-old Sgt. Daniel Valenzuela Jr., was a sergeant with the ECHD Police Department. The other two were Lamesa residents Daniel Valenzuela Sr., age 69, and Andrea Uvalle, 84. Separate funeral services began Friday and were scheduled to continue on Saturday. LPR photo
Members of the Dawson County Commissioners Court have a fairly light agenda for their regular meeting this week.
A public hearing regarding the use of federal COVID relief funds is scheduled during Monday evening’s regular meeting of the Klondike School Board.
Ron Hardin, from most angles, might appear to J. be the kind of guy others would enjoy competing against. They might figure him to be a “push-over” in recreational or business endeavors, and they’d be wrong.
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