BROWNFIELD – Brownfield Regional Medical Center (BRMC) Chief Executive Officer Jerry Jasper recently spoke to the Brownfield News about a new infection control device that was purchased with a $90,000 grant through the Health Resource & Service Administration.
SEMINOLE – “We put out the best budget we could this year, under the circumstances,” County Auditor Esmerelda Felan told the Gaines County Commissioners Court as it met in regular session Wednesday at the Gaines County Courthouse.
ANDREWS – It appears an affordable housing project—a 48-unit apartment complex in northwest Andrews—recently received the green light after qualifying for a federal tax credit incentive, according to city officials.
Lamesa fi refi ghter Jerry Cagle uses a hydraulic rescue tool to get the driver’s side doors open on this pickup which was involved in collision Tuesday evening at the intersection of Highways 87 and 349 just south of Lamesa. The driver and lone occupant of the pickup reportedly suffered very serious injuries and was expected to be transported to Lubbock af-ter leaving the scene in a Medical Arts Hospital ambulance. Initial information at the scene indicates a tractor-trailer rig was headed south on Highway 87 and struck the back of the Ford F-150 pickup, which then struck a four-door Audi Q7 passenger car.
The Dawson County Extension Office is hosting a 4-H enrollment party from 5 to 7 p.m. this coming Saturday at 901-B South Houston Ave.
The Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce has named the Boys and Girls Club of America as its Business of the Month for August.
The Golden Tornadoes’ young volleyball team continues building in the eyes of first-year head coach Logan Lockard.
After watching his players get over 100 wins a year ago in his first season as the Golden Tornadoes’ head tennis coach, Jose Lucio couldn’t wait to see what his squad could do this past spring in the District 1-4A Tennis Tournament.
Lamesa’s Dustin White got his first hole-in-one here Monday at the Lamesa Municipal Golf Course.
Klondike’s first-year head volleyball coach Niatha Cullen has been encouraged with her spikers’ progress even if they don’t always have the wins to show for it.
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