It’s nearing the end of the school year and Debbie Gonzales’ advanced journalism yearbook students at Lamesa High School (LHS) are almost done with the 2023-2024 Golden Tors yearbook.
It’s probably something most people take little notice of - unless they need something - but it’s something that stands out.
The number of vendors planning to attend the 14th annual Chicken Fried Steak Festival is set.
Editor’s Note: Candidates seeking local offices in the May 4 elections are given the opportunity to write their own 300-400 word campaign announcements. Below is James Grayson’s announcement.
Sandra Trevino (left), the city’s vendor coordinator for the Chicken Fried Steak Festival; Lori Vitolas (center) of West Texas Graphics; and City Secretary Betty Conde (right) show off the black and blue t-shirts city workers and volunteers will wear during the upcoming festival. The shirts will help visitors find those in charge when in search of help, answers to questions or a golf course ride to another part of Forrest Park.
As we enter the severe weather season, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds Texans they can purchase certain items tax free during the state’s sales tax holiday for emergency preparation supplies, which begins at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, April 27, and ends at midnight on Monday, April 29.
Come out this Saturday, find a good book to buy and help support the Board of Library Teens’ (BOLT).
The Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Candidates’ Forum Wednesday night at Forrest Park Community Center.
Everyone is invited to attend a Community Futures Forum, hosted by the Texas A&M AgriLife, tonight from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Lee Roy Colgan Building on 901 S. Houston.
Sands High School’s (SHS) One Act Play (OAP) drama students advanced from area competition, where they won the championship, Saturday to the University Interscholastic League’s regional contest.
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