BROWNFIELD – The West Texas Young Farmers met on Wednesday to discuss business, but one of the more interesting items on the agenda was a report from WTYFA President Mason
ANDREWS – The long-awaited Andrews Food Pantry project will have to wait a little longer, school officials said this week. Contractor proposals were opened the day before the Aug. 13
SEMINOLE – With his family standing beside him for the dedication ceremony, 1963 Seminole High School graduate John Curry watched on Aug. 17 as a new high school gymnasium at
SNYDER – While Snyder Junior High School’s five-year stretch of low ratings from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) makes it subject to state sanctions, those sanctions won’t be announced until
The following were among the many calls responded to by the Lamesa Police Department from Friday, Aug. 30 through Monday, Sept. 2. Friday, Aug 30 1:00 a.m. – One person
Popular cumbia music group Erick Y Grupo Mas-sore will be the featured entertainers at this year’s annual Fiestas Patrias event. Sponsored by local Knights of Columbus Council 7953, Fiestas Patrias
First Baptist Church of Lamesa will be serving as host for a Grief Recovery Group which will be meeting at the church beginning Sept. 22. Everyone is welcome to attend,
The Lamesa High School Class of 1969 has scheduled its 50th reunion on Oct. 5 in Abilene. Organizers are urging all classmates who graduated that year to attend, as well
A group of former local musicians from the 1960s and early 1970s presented a concert here Saturday evening at the Forrest Park Pavilion, entertaining with a vareity of musical selections.
Leaders of the Dawson County United Fund are again hoping to raise $60,000 this fall and give a nice financial boost to three nonprofit organizations serving local youth and senior
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