SEMINOLE – The driving engines of the Gaines County economic machine were front and center Thursday in the annual Ag & Oil Appreciation Day, an event that drew more than
ANDREWS – Joe Weatherby has a certificate to prove what he has said all along—that the present Weatherby-Eisenrich Insurance Agency is the longest continuing business in Andrews. The longtime insurance
SNYDER – College can be more than just a dream for students, according to officials leading a program at Snyder Junior High School and Snyder High School designed to encourage
The Kalith Brown family of the Welch area was named Farm Family of the Year at the 64th Annual Terry County Farm Tour held last week at Brownfield. Kalith (holding
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will conduct a QuickBooks Pro 2018 for Desktop workshop from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on Oct. 3.at the AgriLife Extension office of Dawson County at
The Lamesa High School Class of 1969 will hold its 50th reunion on Oct. 5 in Abilene. Organizers are urging all who graduated that year to attend, as well as
After making it to the state cross country meet last year as a freshman, Sands’ Landry Morrow is proving herself as somebody to watch again this fall. Morrow turned in
With seven seniors on their 11-player roster the Lamesa Golden Tornado volleyballers are no doubt playing with a sense of urgency. That especially holds true as Coach Elfida Williams’ spikers
Klondike Cougar volleyball fans are definitely getting their money’s worth, with their last two matches going five sets. Klondike’s spikers got a win against Aspermont, 17-25, 25-20, 25-22, 20-25, 15-12,
Lamesa won three out of of four junior high volleyball matches against Sweet-water here Monday evening. The Golden Tornadoes won the seventh grade A team match, 25-11, 25-20. “We were
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