Lamesa Primary Care staff members have a little fun with the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs fairy tale with their outfits. The group captured the Chamber’s first place prize in the business costume contest. photo courtesy of Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce
The Lamesa Boys and Girls Club, along with the YMCA, captured second place in the Chamber’s business costume contest. photo courtesy of Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce
Howard College’s Halloween entry in the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce’s business costume contest resulted in a third place win with a Day of the Dead display. photo courtesy of Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce
SEMINOLE – The State of Texas’ redistricting is complete, as required by law following each census. With new lines drawn, Seminole finds itself in State House District 88 instead of District 83. It also replaces former Rep. Dustin Burrows with Republican Rep. Ken King as Gaines County’s state representative.
ANDREWS – Friday was the big day – Snapshot Day – where Andrews High and other high schools revealed enrollment figures to the University Interscholastic League (UIL) for the 2022-2024 realignment process.
SNYDER – Snyder police are warning the public and merchants to be on the lookout for funny money after a rash of reported counterfeit bills in the area.
SNYDER – City water customers that experience a water leak may now be able to get the unexpected changes adjusted off their water bill.
SNYDER – The county may soon face a decision over whether to accept lower payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) for two proposed solar farms.
A member of Lamesa High School’s Golden Tornado Band can barely be seen looking out between all the French horns on the fi eld during the band’s halftime performance of Fri-day night’s football game here between the Golden Tornadoes and the Slaton Tigers. LPR photo by Russel Skiles
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