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H.O.G.G. Race slated Sept. 28
Two young girls facing health challenges will be the beneficiaries of the Great H.O.G.G. Race scheduled here later this month by Cornerstone Fellowship. The race, with H.O.G.G. an acronym for
Library
Visit the library’s website at https://dclibr.net/ Coming Soon Large Print “Luke Jensen Bounty Hunter: Legion of Fire” by William W. Johnstone with J.A. Johnstone (Large Print) “Unsolved” by James Patterson
United Fund drive off to strong start
Local civic club members and Dawson County United Fund representatives got good news at the annual United Fund kickoff luncheon here Wednesday. Kim Bairrington, who serves both as treasurer and
Parade helps kick off LHS homecoming week
Lamesa High School will kicke off a week of homecoming activities with a parade beginning Monday at 7 p.m. The parade will start at the Senior Citizens Center and go
Farm tour is Tuesday
Several agriculture trials will be visited by participants in this year’s Dawson County Ag Tour scheduled for Sept. 17, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. In contrast to the free
Klondike’s Jung earns National Merit honor
With a standardized test score that puts her among the top one percent of high school students nationwide, Klondike High School senior Anna Jung has been named a semifinalist in
Filipino ‘exchange teacher’ excited about opportunity
Jeremy Blancaflor says the opportunity for her to live and teach in the United States is like a dream come true. A native of the Republic of the Philippines, Blancaflor
‘Southern Cross’ opens for traffic
More than a month after a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the new roadway, the so-called “Southern Cross” highway connection just south of Lamesa is now open for traffic. The
San Angelo’s Pfluger running for Congress
August Pfluger, a Republican from San Angelo, on Thursday announced his campaign to represent Texas’ 11th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. He is seeking the seat currently