Lamesa’s annual Independence Day Celebration “started off great and ended great,” Chamber President Sandra Adams told the Press-Reporter on Friday. There were some low attendance numbers for some of the
Although it seemed to get off to a late start, the professional fireworks display ended Lamesa’s Independence Day Celebration with a spectacular display of fireworks near Forrest Park. The annual
Following board approval of a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of $10,871,032 for phase 1 of the Lamesa ISD bond project, school officials were told to plan for a groundbreaking around
Everyone who works for Lamesa ISD will get a pay raise under a new compensation plan approved for the 2019-2020 school year. The plan was approved during a special called
With sign ups already ahead of last year, the 30th Annual Bike MS: Cactus and Crude Ride is expected to bring close to 300 cyclists to Lamesa for an overnight
With the last day at work for Chamber President Sandra Adams being Friday, July 12, an introduction of new personnel and board changes will be made at the monthly Lamesa
This month’s joint board meeting of the Lamesa Economic Development Corporation and Lamesa Economic Alliance Project will not be held until next Monday, July 15. That meeting will get underway
Vets memorial to feature bronze Eagle, USA flag TAHOKA – The Eagle of Honor project is currently underway in Lynn County, to honor military service members, from the past, present
Texas cotton farmers whose fields survived inhospitable weather conditions early in the season are hoping for a market rally, but a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert said price speculation
At survey time, Texas farmers were on track to plant 7.15 million acres of upland cotton this year, according to acreage estimates released late last week from the National Agricultural
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