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Police Blotter
The following were among the many calls received by the Lamesa Police Department from Tuesday, Sept. 17, through Thursday, Sept. 19. Tuesday, Sept. 17 8:00 a.m. – Responding to a
Healing Only God Gives
Two young girls facing health challenges will be the beneficiaries of the Great H.O.G.G. race scheduled here later this month by Cornerstone Fellowship. The race, with H.O.G.G. an acronym for
Only one well permit on slate for water board
Directors of the Mesa Underground Water Conservation District will have only one well permit request to consider during their regular meeting Wednesday. The board will meet at 8:30 a.m. in
Area groundwater meeting is Tuesday
A joint planning meeting groundwater conservation districts located in or partly in the state-designated Groundwater Management Area 2 is scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Llano Estacado Underground Water
8-year-old pens book for charity
Eight-year-old third grader Peyton Rowden of South Carolina recently had a book published titled “The Fox and The Butterflies” Peyton is the great-granddaughter of Dean and Frieda Johnson of Lamesa.
O’Donnell getting new clinic building
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held Wednesday morning for a new clinic being planned in O’Donnell by the Lynn County Hospital District. Expected to open in three to four months, the clinic
San Angelo attorney making run for congressional seat
Jon Mark Hogg, a San Angelo attorney and former City Councilman, has kicked off his campaign for Congress in Texas’ 11th Congressional District. “There’s an old political saying, ‘there’s nothing
Cotton Festival planned Oct. 19
The 32st annual O’Donnell Cotton Festival will be held Saturday, Oct. 19, with a full slate of events. According to one of the organizers, Stephanie Moore, the full calendar of
PCG offices move to new location
Years of planning came to fruition this week as Plains Cotton Growers, Inc., officially relocated to new offices at 8303 Aberdeen Avenue in Lubbock. The PCG Board of Directors authorized