Bicycles bestowed to winners of a Dawson County Public Library drawing replace a bicycle purchased from a garage sale, allow a child who outgrew a bike to have a new one at just the right time, and a young boy to get his very first bike.
SEMINOLE – In addition to abiding by city-enforced restrictions, Seminole’s current water problems will temporarily be solved by purchasing water from Silver Layer Logistics, LLC. According to former mayor Mike Carter, Silver Layer Logistics is managed by a group of residents who are providing a temporary fix in an effort to get the city out of a bind.
ANDREWS – Andrews High School’s (AHS) state-of-theart culinary lab is on the verge of completion and an open house ceremony will follow, according to school officials.
SNYDER – Cogdell Memorial Hospital has opened a new space for pediatric clients, offering an array of therapeutic services for children.
It was Gellyball fun for teenagers and adults attending the activities at Forrest Park Wednesday afternoon. Teams of four players utilized their shooting skills while trying to dodge the small harmless soft plastic pellets from their opponents. The game was part of the Dawson County Public Library’s summer reading program activities. LPR photo by Mary Elizabeth Davis
Dawson County officials are looking to purchase a building across the street from the courthouse in order to obtain additional office space for now and the future.
While a few cases of monkeypox have been reported in Texas, it hasn’t yet been detected in this part of the state.
A potential facade improvement grant and financial matters will be among the business handled Tuesday by local economic development officials.
After half a century in town, the former Mize Construction building at 702 N. Lynn Ave. came down Wednesday afternoon. The building was too expensive to fi x for the current owners and too near to the busy main roadway. The lot where the building once stood reportedly is on the market. R & J Dirt Work Inc. of Wolfforth provided the manpower and machinery to safely demolish the brick structure. LPR photo
A trio of “red team” members attempt to take out their “blue team” opponents during a game of GellyBall Wednesday afternoon at Forrest Park. LPR photo
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