The ratio of women to men in law enforcement is meager, and that figure narrows further when considering the number of women in the Federal Bureau of Investigation. But their ranks will grow soon with the addition of Lampasas' own Assistant Chief of Police Sammy Bailey. More...
For some, a shiny paint job puts sparkle in their eyes. Others get revved up about a powerful engine they've installed. No matter what drew them to their hobby, though, entrants in the upcoming Classics at the Classic all share one passion: restoring old cars. More...
Lamb for dinner You can whip up a feast when you have the main course recipe for a shamrock dinner or an early Easter dinner with Barbecued Lamb Shanks or wonderful Lamb Stew or my favorite Marinated Leg of Lamb. Enjoy! More...
We may not know precisely, we Americans, what we want the next president to do about energy prices. What we shouldn't want him - or her - to do is as plain as a gasoline pump primed to deliver at $3-plus per gallon. More...
This fall, incumbent Democrats and Republicans will ask us to re-elect them to the state legislature. Republicans are now in the majority for many reasons, one being the promise to lower our outrageous and escalating property taxes and put a cap on increasing property valuations for tax purposes. ... More...
Lampasas resident Ruth Hazel Dugger, 91, died March 8, 2008, at Rollins Brook Community Hospital. Funeral services are March 12 at 1 p.m. at Sneed Funeral Chapel in Lampasas with the Rev. Byron Myrick officiating. Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery in Lampasas. More...
LHS junior Stephanie Smith qualified for the state powerlifting meet Saturday at Killeen. Smith, who finished seventh at the state meet last year, competed at the Region II Meet last Friday at Copperas Cove. She finished as the No. More...
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