As much as Lamesa High School new head boys basketball coach Boston Hudson wasn't anticipating such a slow start at his new job. He is quick to point out that it's far from being the end of the world either.
After capturing their first district championship on the gridiron in 23 years, the Golden Tornadoes are well represented on the Division I all-District 2-3A Football Team.
The American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) annual convention is set for Jan. 24-29 in San Antonio.
Cover crops are going into the ground and protocols are being written for a Texas A&M AgriLife Research-led project designed to help producers across the Cotton Belt improve e_ciencies and the sustainability of their operations.
Lamesa school members recognized nine staff members who are one of the most important necessities when it comes to operating a school district: the custodial staff. Albert Martinez, Jr. (right) and his staff attended the board’s Nov. 21 meeting to talk about their work and their dedication in making sure everything is clean and ready for teachers to teach and students to learn when the school day begins.
Every December, Americans gather to conduct “Wreaths Across America,” a ceremony held in more than 4,800 cemeteries to honor the country’s military veterans who died in war or during times of peace.
They lined up outside the middle school gym Sunday as Kingdom Culture Ministries church members and volunteers inside prepared to distribute the turkeys and boxes of non-perishable food items days before Thanksgiving.
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