Farm Bureau feeding families
A matching effort between local and state Farm Bureau officials that drew additional support here has resulted in a total of $4,500 being used to buy food for local families this holiday season
A matching effort between local and state Farm Bureau officials that drew additional support here has resulted in a total of $4,500 being used to buy food for local families this holiday season
For some 70 years, the annual Kiwanis Pancake Supper has been a regular fixture in Lamesa on the last Saturday of every January.
One person was arrested on a drug charge after officers raided a local residence with a “no-knock” search warrant this past Thursday morning, according to Dawson County Sheriff Matt Hogg.
The following were among the many calls received recently by the Lamesa Police Department:
Local schools already have dismissed classes for the holidays but most government offices and businesses here will be open at least for the first part of this week before closing for Christmas.
Directors of the Mesa Underground Water Conservation District agreed Wednesday to throw their support behind a groundwater conservation district in East Texas involved in an ongoing legal battle.
It’s going to be a blue Christmas for Dawson County and mot area cities as the monthly sales tax rebates distributed by the Texas comptroller’s office continue to lag behind last year’s figures.
Directors of the Lamesa Economic Development Corporation have only one item of action to consider during a special called meeting scheduled for Monday evening.
Klondike school board members are expected in early January to select a contractor-at-risk to serve as construction manager for work planned at the school during the coming year.
The Dawson school system at Welch has received a superior rating from the Financial Integrity Reporting System of Texas for the 2019-2020 school year, according to Superintendent Layne Sheets.
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