City picking up bagged leaves
The city’s program of picking up residents’ bagged leaves just isn’t bringing out the results municipal sanitation staff were hoping for.
The city’s program of picking up residents’ bagged leaves just isn’t bringing out the results municipal sanitation staff were hoping for.
A tall crane lifts a wooden beam into place this past Tuesday as the framework continues to take shape for the new basketball gymnasium being built at Lamesa High School. The facility is expected to be completed in time for the start of basketball season next fall. LPR photo
Lamesa City Council members Doug Morris and Morgan Vermillion expressed opposition when the council agreed Tuesday to contract with a Lubbock engineering company to manage seal coating city roads.
Resident Carter Schildknecht complained Tuesday to city council members about appointing relatives or themselves to serve on municipal boards and committees.
The area around the former Friendship community southwest of Lamesa, is continuing to see plenty of oil drilling activity.
Several species of ducks and other waterfowl call the Lamesa Boys and Girls Club Lake home.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
The city’s search for a grant writer to help navigate through a maze of paperwork for projects financed by federal dollars began Tuesday when city council members agreed to begin the hiring process.
Jared Christy, portraying Sammy, is expecting the long-awaited-for XBox from Santa. But his bad behavior and treatment of Pip the elf has come between him and his Christmas wish. Christy was among other drama students for the final showing of “The Elf on the Shelf” in the high school auditorium Saturday night. LPR photo
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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