Group effort ensures local seniors provided with chicken fried steak
Local senior citizens unable to attend the city’s Chicken Fried Steak Festival over the weekend didn’t miss out on everything. They still got to enjoy the famous dish.
Local senior citizens unable to attend the city’s Chicken Fried Steak Festival over the weekend didn’t miss out on everything. They still got to enjoy the famous dish.
A new high school graduation rule impacting the Class of 2022 isn’t really going to change anything at Lamesa High School, according to a school official.
The Borden County All-School Reunion will be held Saturday, June 11, in Gail.
Lamesa school officials are conducting a pre-kindergarten (pre-k) round up for four-year-olds planning on attending school here during the 2022-2023 academic year.
Klondike FFA’s team placed 10th in the state in Homesite Evaluation during Leadership Development Events state competition last week at Tarleton State University in Stephenville.
Howard College’s Lamesa campus at 1810 Lubbock Hwy. is offering free General Educational Development (GED) classes to those without a high school diploma.
ANDREWS – With vacancies running low on the Andrews Economic Development’s two longtime business parks, it’s now time to start looking at developing other properties the Andrews Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) will promote to locate companies.
SEAGRAVES – Last week, the Seagraves City Council opened bids for a 200,000-gallon elevated storage tank and phase two of the Water Treatment Project and presented them to the council in the April 25 meeting for approval.
SNYDER – Serving Snyder for almost a half century, the Scurry County Ministerial Alliance and its three services now have a new home.
As Lamesa High School seniors are notching the days off their calendars, there are a number of activities on the school calendar before graduation day May 20.
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