Interstate coming to Lamesa
“It will change everything,” said Lee Peterson, executive director of Lamesa Economic Development.
“It will change everything,” said Lee Peterson, executive director of Lamesa Economic Development.
A heavily attended church function and bad weather may be the blame for the lack of students showing up for the first week of English as a Second Language (ESL) classes.
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Traversing on and across N. 4th St. (Highway 180) through Lamesa got even more challenging this past week as work to reconstruct the roadway moved all the way to Dallas Ave. Construction crews began ripping up the pavement on the south side of the street as more orange barrels and barricades went up and new roadway striping was put down on both N. 4th St. and Dallas Ave. LPR photo
Workers were nearing the roof line Friday as they continued to put in blocks on another section of exterior wall going up on the new gymnasium under construction at Lamesa High School. The scope and form of the building are now becoming evident as the walls take shape. LPR photo
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
SISTERS AT WORK Sisters Ashley and Ana Hernandez focus on their painting during an art class at the Dawson County Public Library on Thursday. The library offered teenagers art activities and movies during their Spring Break. LPR photo
Borden County High School will be taking its production of “Triangle” to bi-district one-act play competition on Monday at Post.
Members of the Dawson County Commissioners Court are scheduled to receive the county’s annual financial audit during their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon.
South Plains Public Health District (SPPHD) nurses will be administering vaccinations against COVID-19 from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Lamesa Health Department at 503 S. 1st Street
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