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October 30th, 2007
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A former Lampasas High School student originally charged with intoxication manslaughter and reckless conduct -- both second-degree felonies -- was found guilty in 27th District Court of manslaughter and not guilty of intoxication manslaughter. More...

The adage "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is significant now, with claims circulating that a large number of students are walking around campuses with potentially deadly staph infection -- or MRSA, a methicillin resistant infection. More...

Lampasas County Commissioners Court took no action last Monday on state rulings about on-site sewage facilities, allowing homeowners to continue maintaining their own systems without formal training. A new state law allows property owners to maintain their aerobic septic systems without receiving... More...


Mayor Pro Tem Paul Cook, at last week's Kempner City Council meeting, said security cameras would be installed in City Hall. The equipment has been purchased and is ready to be put in place, Cook said, who moderated the meeting in the absence of Mayor Gene Isenhour. More...


Although Lampasas and Lometa joined the city of Burnet as the only area entities to post a sales tax decline in October, Kempner showed up everyone by almost doubling its sales tax return over the same period last year. More...


Halloween can be a fun holiday for kids, as long as precautions are taken to keep them safe, said Lampasas Assistant Police Chief Sammy Bailey. "The excitement of the night can cause children to forget to be careful," she said. More...


Hanna Springs Intermediate School hosted many famous people recently, offering sixth-graders an opportunity to meet and learn more about history-makers. The event concluded lessons on biographies in reading classes, and knowing about the contributions these people made in the past which will hel... More...
Not all problems require a government solution. As early voting continues on 16 state constitutional amendments, we urge citizens to reject Proposition 15, which would increase state debt and the role of government. To be sure, Proposition 15's creation of a state cancer research institute woul... More...
Having been on this earth for 67 years and having observed many things, imagine my stunned amazement and total disbelief when I learned just this evening [Thursday] that today "someone" (anonymous, More...
Lois Hatter, 79, of Lometa died Oct. 27, 2007, at a San Antonio nursing home. Funeral services are Oct. 30 at 1 p.m. at Sneed Funeral Chapel in Lampasas. Burial will follow at Lometa City Cemetery. Mrs. Hatter was born May 4, 1928, in Stanton, the daughter of Joseph Coleman and Lottie Alice McMu... More...
A little extra shade will be coming soon to the banks of Sulphur Creek. Lower Colorado River Authority recently donated 10 bald cypress trees to the city Parks and Recreation Department for water conservation and erosion control. More...
When Pflugerville Hendrickson rolled into town Friday, the Lampasas football team appeared to have fixed much of what had been ailing the team the last three weeks. The short passing game was sharp, and with Vann Millican back under center after missing three games, the Badger offense protected t... More...