Juneteenth celebration starts Friday
Lamesa’s celebration of Juneteenth is being revived with three days of events beginning Friday at Forrest Park and Hollis Carver Park.
Lamesa’s celebration of Juneteenth is being revived with three days of events beginning Friday at Forrest Park and Hollis Carver Park.
An increase in taxable property values should give a big boost to the Dawson County government’s financial situation, but it almost certainly won’t be enough t recover from the financial cuts of the past two years.
Lamesa City Council members Monday gave their blessing to the city manager’s plan to seek a loan and/or grant funds from the United State Department of Agriculture to pay for replacement of aging water lines along Highway 180 (N. 4th St.) from Ave. G to Lynn Ave.
The municipal swimming pool at the North 22nd Street Park won’t be open until Monday due to a lack of staff.
Americans will recognize Monday, June 20, as the country’s 12th federal holiday: Juneteenth.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
It’s an almost annual occurrence that when electricity providers request an increase in rates that they file first with the state. It’s up to their municipal customers to call for a halt to any proposed increases until city elected officials have the time to study the matter.
Auditions for the Lamesa Community Players’ fall production, “The Last Roundup of the Guacamole Queens,” have been changed.
Two meetings of the Lamesa school board are scheduled Thursday afternoon in the Central Office’s board room at 212 N. Houston Street.
The annual bridal section of the Lamesa Press-Reporter will be published on Sunday, June 26.
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