Matthew 24: 7 “For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.”
If the Texas Legislature and Governor Greg Abbott have their way, school vouchers could become a reality.
The 2023 Sands High School homecoming court is comprised of (left to right) Senior Aubree Blissard, Junior Taylor Wall, Sophomore Lahela Aguilar, and Freshman Kaylynn Derry. Homecoming is next Friday, Sept. 29. The Sands Mustangs will face the Wellman-Union Wildcats beginning at 7:30 p.m.
is going to have to wait until probably Saturday before hitting the big screen at Movieland Theater.
Lamesa school board members were introduced Thursday to the newly promoted School Resource Officer (SRO) sergeant.
Several Dawson County facilities will soon be getting repairs to roofs damaged in the 2021 storm.
Dawson County commissioners made clarifications Tuesday to their decision two weeks prior to abandon County Road 30 (CR 30).
Lamesa High School’s new gym opened last March and it’s already experiencing some roof leakage.
The days when Dawson County Sheriff’s deputies have to wait until a Texas Department of Public Transportation (DPS) trooper arrives to legally remove a dangerously overloaded semi-truck off the roadways are about to end.
Thanks to last week’s rainfall and a dip in temperatures, Dawson County made it through another summer without enacting a burn ban.
P.O. Box 710
Lamesa, TX 79331
806-872-2177