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November 7, 2008  RSS feed
Democrat Barack Obama on Tuesday night claimed the presidency with 349 electoral votes to John McCain's 163, but McCain and other Republicans won by large margins in Lampasas County. North Carolina and Missouri, which total 26 electoral votes, remained undecided at press time. More...
Hornets advance to playoffs; Lampasas falls 54-7 to Hutto

Please see Tuesday's Dispatch Record for a full story on the Badgers' final game of the season. Coverage of Lometa football will be in Friday's Dispatch Record. More...

"Currently, one in 10 homeowners owes more than his home is worth. " -- John Heasley Texas Bankers Association

The United States' mortgage failures and tight credit have caused great uncertainty for many investors, David Barnard, former board member of the 11th District of the Federal Reserve Bank, told the Lampasas County Conservative Club in a recent presentation about the response to the country's credit crisis. More...

Puppet shows teach about cancer, honor Kempner teenager's fight
D octors warned Sinjin Andrukates this spring that even with a bone marrow transplant he had less than a 5 percent probability of surviving Burkitt's lymphoma and possibly had just two to four months to live. More...
Graveside services for Billie Ruth Pitts, 80, of Lampasas were Nov. 6, 2008, at Coleman City Cemetery. Mrs. Pitts died Nov. 4 at her residence. She was born Oct. 28, 1928, in Coleman, the daughter of William C. and Margaret Elizabeth Jesse Begley. More...
The city of Lampasas-sponsored brush chipping program continues through Dec. 5. Pick-up dates, areas and rules follow. Through today: northwest section of the city. West of Key Avenue and north of First Street. Monday through Nov. 14: southwest section of the city. West of Key Avenue and south of First Street. More...
Lampasas looks to cut loose against Hutto tonight and end difficult season with a bang
Most players do not want to practice. The Badgers, however, do not want to stop practicing. On Wednesday evening, after a long day of school and football practice, instead of hitting the showers and then the sack, several members of the varsity squad opted to continue fine-tuning their skills. More...
Lately, the Hornets are showing no mercy on their opponents. They are leaving that to the referees. For the third consecutive week, Lometa concluded its game early after building a large lead and invoking the 45-point "mercy" rule. More...