ANDREWS – State Representative Brooks Landgraf did not waste any time this session in addressing the state’s recapture system with property- and mineral-rich school districts like Andrews ISD.
SEMINOLE – Costs associated with renting Gaines County’s newly-renovated Civic Building and Show Barn facility could sharply increase in the near future, following discussions by members of the Gai
SNYDER – She wished to have a playhouse built in her back yard last year through the Make-A-Wish program. After a year of waiting, Alexius Brown was granted her wish on Thursday.
The Fresenius Kidney Care Dialysis Center in Lamesa is open and accepting and treating patients who have commercial health insurance.
Hunter Roschetzky congratulates his sister, Jordyn Roschetzky, after both of her class-winning entries were named as the Breed Champion and Reserve Breed Champion in the Southdown Lamb Division of
The Dawson County Hospital District continues on a path to recovery after hitting a financial crisis some 18 months ago, according to hospital officials.
After helping guide Medical Arts Hospital through many changes and challenges for almost 25 years, Ray Stephens is stepping down from the board of directors of the Dawson County Hospital District.
New traffic control lights were being installed this past week where the extension of State Highway 349 will intersect with U.S. Highway 87 just southeast of Lamesa.
Robert Modisett (second from left), past president of the local Gideons, received two checks this past Wednesday of $1,500 each as part of an effort organized by the group to raise money to help La
O’Donnell FFA member Reece Redwine swept the steer show, claiming both the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion awards, in show ring competition on Thursday evening.
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