Festival plans taking shape
Final plans are coming together as Lamesa’s big Chicken Fried Steak Festival is now less than two months away.
Final plans are coming together as Lamesa’s big Chicken Fried Steak Festival is now less than two months away.
You see them in neighborhoods, on school grounds and in city parks – people walking who aren’t really headed anywhere; just walking for the exercise.
Lamesa High School culinary students Laynie Allen (right) and Helen Vargas serve up sausage and bacon while assisting at last weekend’s big pancake supper hosted by the Lamesa Service Club. About 600 meals were served during the event, which raises funds for various local projects supported by the club. LPR photo
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
The planned election for two positions on the board of directors of the Mesa Underground Water Conservation District will be a matter of discussion Wednesday morning.
Lamesa High School’s law enforcement and medical students will be taking their skills to the next level when they head to state competitions in Corpus Christi March 30-April 3.
A public hearing on the proposed 2022-2023 budget and an executive session are on the agenda for a special meeting this week of the Dawson County Hospital District board members.
Dawson County officials on Tuesday will look at the possibility of adding one more location where overflow prisoners from the local jail can be housed.
Personnel items will be among the business being handled by Klondike school board members during their regular meeting Tuesday evening.
A number of Lamesa High School band students are heading to Pflugerville to perform during Memorial Day weekend in the Texas State Solo and Ensemble contest.
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