Police Blotter
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Sands High School’s production of “Fire in the Hole” was chosen one of the best shows in bi-district competition on Monday at Post and is now advancing to the area round of competition on April 2 at Frenship High School in Wolfforth. Sands CISD photo
Sand High School’s production of “Fire in the Hole” is advancing to the area round of competition after being chosen one of the best in Monday’s bi-district One- Act Play contest in Post.
You would think that cooking up a thin slice of beef covered with some flour before frying and smothering it with gravy wouldn’t taste any different no matter who made it.
Briley Beck, a junior animal science major from Lamesa, was one of 69 top academic standouts from Texas Tech University’s Davis College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources who were recently recognized as Dean’s Scholar recipients.
ANDREWS – A fire department spokesman and county justice of the peace agreed that March 15’s horrific vehicle crash nine miles east of Andrews was the most catastrophic here in recent memory, if not ever.
SEMINOLE – One of the most anticipated events in Gaines County each summer is the Fourth of July Fireworks Extravaganza hosted by the Seminole Chamber of Commerce.
SNYDER – Snyder Fire Department personnel responded to a call shortly after noon last Thursday of a fire located near the intersection of Cavender Road and Block Line Road.
For two days at the start of next month there will be an array of vehicles, motorcycles and custom bicycles along the downtown Square.
Lamesa fi refi ghters Chris Rose and Steven Archer pull down smoldering branches surrounding a vacant house that burned to the ground before daylight Monday morning in the 200 block of S.E. Gary Ave. With the building already on the ground, the branches were pushed into the fi re so they could go ahead and burn to prevent them from catching on fi re later and possibly allowing wind to spread the fl ames to dry grass in the surrounding area. Three vacant houses in that immediate area have now burned in the past few months, which fi refi ghters believe may be the result of vagrants staying in the structures. LPR photo by Russel Skiles
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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