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July 31, 2009  RSS feed
The Lampasas County Conservative Club will host an event to introduce new education officials to Lampasas residents. The event is Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Lampasas County Office Building and will feature Gail Lowe, chairman of the State Board of Education, and Randall Hoyer, Lampasas Independent School District superintendent. More...

The Lampasas City Council on Monday gave final approval for a sports park off Farm-to-Market Road 580 West. In a 4-2 vote, the council awarded a bid of $1.81 million to CWA Construction of Waco. The park will include two soccer fields, two baseball fields, hike and bike trails, and a concession area. More...

Roping a calf is harder than it looks, and Ryder York uses all of his concentration (and his tongue) to accomplish the task during the recent Lometa FFA Rodeo at Lometa Regional Park. See related photos, page 6. More...

New Covenant Church members on Sunday celebrated a construction project that will add classroom space and fellowship areas to both sides of the building. More...
Funeral services for Mary Jo Campbell, 88, are July 31, 2009, at 11 a.m. at Hillcrest Church of Christ. Mrs. Campbell died July 27 at her residence. She was born Sept. 12, 1920, at the family home in Coleman, the daughter of C.L. and Mary Ollie Livingston Bradley. More...
Whether a recent college grad or a grizzled veteran of big business, interviewing for a job can be a nerve-wracking experience. More than a few people have experienced a sleepless night on the eve of a job interview, underscoring the stress many associate with interviews. More...
For the second time during the summer season, the Badgers got knighted. After falling to the McCallum Knights by 45 points several weeks ago, Lampasas found itself pitted against the squad in the opening round of the All-CenTex Summer League playoffs Wednesday evening. More...
Area farmers are facing some big decisions on what to do with their land as hundreds of thousands of acres of USDA Conservation Reserve Program contracts are due to expire in the next few months. More...
After months of preparation and hours of volunteer labor on the part of Lometa FFA members and adults alike, the Lometa FFA Rodeo has gone down in history as a success. Lometa FFA adviser and agriscience instructor Brad Barnett said the three-night event averaged over 100 entrants and close to 400 spectators nightly. More...