City of Lampasas personnel recently strung Christmas lights around the downtown Courtyard Square area, as well as decorations across Key Avenue, all in preparation for the annual Carol of Lights Festival set Dec. 5-7. More...
"When I drove out there, I didn't get the feeling that it's the country." " Councilman Evan Stubbs
By DAVID LOWE Staff Writer
The Lampasas City Council voted 6-1 during a special meeting Monday night to approve the first reading of an ordinance annexing 409 acres west of the city limits. The area the council considered includes the site of a future city sports park off Farm-to-Market Road 580 West, plus land along County Road 1024, about 4,600 feet of CR 1025 and about 3,000 feet of CR 1020. More...
Amanda Burson and Kolton Latham, both of Gatesville, were united in marriage on Sept. 27, 2008, at The Vineyard at Florence. Elder Bruce Crawford of Lampasas officiated the doublering evening ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Brian and Donna Burson of Florence. She is the granddaughter of Rosie Brown of Lampasas and the late W.L. More...
Randall Joe Benningfield of Lometa died Nov. 17, 2008, at his residence. He was 48. A memorial service was Nov. 19 at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Lometa with the Rev. Scott Edmondson and Minister Bob McClinton officiating. More...
The Lampasas County Museum Foundation has announced that Keystone Square Museum's photographic history, "Lampasas County," is set for relese Feb. 16. The price will be $21.99 plus tax. "Lampasas County," is 128 pages, includes over 200 photographs with captions. It is being published by Arcadia Publishing in their Images of America series. More...
Despite early miscues and loss of a starter, senior Hopson carries Lampasas to victory
When envisioning the season ahead, head coach Scott Harrelson did not predict a win in the home opener against Belton. The coach figured his team would need time to gel and knock off the rust before it could compete with the athletic, long and quick, 5A squad. More...
For Lometa, it's a good news, bad news situation. The good news is the Hornets will not have to worry about facing Richland Springs during this year's playoff run. The bad news is the only four teams sitting ahead of Richland Springs in the state's standings all reside on Lometa's side of the bracket. More...
Former Republican Party chair, longtime rancher dies
