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Educators honored at Taylor Creek

News Staff
Tuesday, February 20, 2024
Clay Phillips of Farm Bureau Insurance offered mugs and gift cards to recognize the January educators of the month at Taylor Creek Elementary School.
The Lometa Baptist Church sanctuary and worship space was renovated recently. courtesy photo

The Lometa Baptist Church sanctuary and worship space was renovated recently. courtesy photo

Lometa Baptist Church plans for growth, welcomes new pastor

Mason Hines
Tuesday, February 20, 2024
Change can be difficult for any organization. For First Baptist Church in Lometa, multiple changes have left the congregation in a place of excitement and growth for 2024. These changes include the addition of a new head pastor and renovated worship space.
LHS automotive students, left to right, Sean Smith, Ryan Dane and Shawn Roberts are advancing to the Skills USA Texas state competition in April with their Scorpion go-kart build. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD

LHS automotive students, left to right, Sean Smith, Ryan Dane and Shawn Roberts are advancing to the Skills USA Texas state competition in April with their Scorpion go-kart build. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD

LHS automotive trio qualifies for state

Erick Mitchell
Thursday, February 15, 2024
Lampasas High School automotive students Ryan Dane, Shawn Roberts and Sean Smith will advance to the Skills USA Texas state competition in April for their work on a Scorpion go-kart. At the Skills USA Texas District 10 meet on Feb.
Dorinda Barrett holds the coloring book she wrote and illustrated as she poses next to the museum display case. JOYCESARAH MCCABE | DISPATCH RECORD

Dorinda Barrett holds the coloring book she wrote and illustrated as she poses next to the museum display case. JOYCESARAH MCCABE | DISPATCH RECORD

Museum to display artifacts from era of 1397 eclipse

Joycesarah Mccabe
Thursday, February 15, 2024
As the time draws near for the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse, the Lampasas County Museum has a new exhibit to mark the event. The exhibit is set to open today.
Happy Golden Valentine's Day to Darrell and Connie Feemster, who say sometimes they have to agree to disagree, but no matter what they continue to pull in the same direction. joycesarah mccabe | dispatch record

Happy Golden Valentine's Day to Darrell and Connie Feemster, who say sometimes they have to agree to disagree, but no matter what they continue to pull in the same direction. joycesarah mccabe | dispatch record

Celebrating a Golden Valentine's Day

Joycesarah Mccabe
Monday, February 12, 2024
Darrell and Connie Feemster still look at one another and smile. And they do it often. They've been practicing that since at least 1973, when they stood at an altar and promised to love and cherish one another for as long as they live. 'People will often say, ‘How do you know when you're in love?

Board OKs calender, talks upgrades for Taylor Creek

Erick Mitchell
Monday, February 12, 2024
The Lampasas Independent School District calendar for the 2024-2025 school year has been set. Trustees approved the new school calendar in the regular board meeting held Feb. 5. Also, board members received a short presentation of drone footage taken from above Taylor Creek Elementary School.
For many years, Office Manager Brenda Smith has been the first face to greet customers at the Dispatch Record office. courtesy photo

For many years, Office Manager Brenda Smith has been the first face to greet customers at the Dispatch Record office. courtesy photo

Remembering Brenda Smith

Joycesarah Mccabe
Thursday, February 8, 2024
Some 30 years ago, a young woman walked into the Lampasas Dispatch Record office and started her new job. She was a fledgling mom who found herself single and desired to do what she needed to do to provide a good life for herself and her little girl.
erick mitchell| dispatch record Lampasas High School theater director Greta Peterson leads students through a rehearsal Monday afternoon for their One-Act play titled “The Visit,” by Friedrich Durrenmatt. LHS will compete in the district UIL One-Act Play competition on March 5 at Burnet High School.

erick mitchell| dispatch record Lampasas High School theater director Greta Peterson leads students through a rehearsal Monday afternoon for their One-Act play titled “The Visit,” by Friedrich Durrenmatt. LHS will compete in the district UIL One-Act Play competition on March 5 at Burnet High School.

Badger theater company rehearses its One-Act Play

News Staff
Thursday, February 8, 2024
Pictured left to right are the Cross-Examination debate teams that will represent Lampasas at the State CX Meet next month: Phoebe Rounds and Marley Champeau, the first-place district team; and Jessyn Ramos and Devon Lively, the second-place district team. courtesy photo

Pictured left to right are the Cross-Examination debate teams that will represent Lampasas at the State CX Meet next month: Phoebe Rounds and Marley Champeau, the first-place district team; and Jessyn Ramos and Devon Lively, the second-place district team. courtesy photo

Two teams will represent Lampasas at State CX Meet

News Staff
Thursday, February 8, 2024
The Lampasas High School debate competitors placed first and second at the District 24-4A Cross Examination Debate tournament this week. Both teams will represent Lampasas at the State CX Meet in Austin March 15-16.
Sgt. Tony Barrio, center, was celebrated at a retirement reception for his years of service to the city. With the officer are, from left, Patrol Lt. Chuck Montgomery, Sgt. Investigator Fidel Morua, Coryell County Constable Guy Bevridge, Lampasas Police Sgt. Steve Sheldon and Police Chief Jody Cummings joycesarah mccabe | dispatch record

Sgt. Tony Barrio, center, was celebrated at a retirement reception for his years of service to the city. With the officer are, from left, Patrol Lt. Chuck Montgomery, Sgt. Investigator Fidel Morua, Coryell County Constable Guy Bevridge, Lampasas Police Sgt. Steve Sheldon and Police Chief Jody Cummings joycesarah mccabe | dispatch record

LPD issues fond farewell to retiring officer

Joycesarah Mccabe
Monday, February 5, 2024
After more than 20 years of service to the Lampasas community, Sgt. Tony Barrio has decided to put away his sidearm, hang up his badge and retire from the Lampasas Police Department. Barrio has invested over 30 years in his public safety career.
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