The Lampasas High School campus, sitting high on a hill, overlooks U.S. Highway 281 South, and is one of the most expensive buildings ever constructed in Lampasas County. See related photo, page 12. More...
The summer break for students and parents is almost over, and a familiar welcome event this weekend is seeing a few changes. The 11th annual Tax-Free Weekend or Sales Tax Holiday begins Friday, and runs until Sunday. More...
A memorial service for Nestor Louis Soto, 56, of Broken Arrow, Okla., is Aug. 22, 2009, at 1 p.m. at Christ the Rock Church in Lampasas with Pastor Kevin Veazey officiating. Mr. Soto died Aug. 7 at St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa, Okla. More...
A Harker Heights man received a 12-year sentence in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division during recent action in Judge Joe Carroll's 27th District Courtroom. James David White, 39, was given the sentence for possession/ transport of a chemical with intent to manufacture a controlled substance. More...
LHS struggles to regain winning form; pair of matches lost
Nobody ever said winning was easy. After opening their season with a perfect 3-0 start, including an unblemished seven-game win streak, the Lady Badgers have fallen on some hard times, losing four consecutive matches in less than a week. More...
Grassland owners in South Texas -- the area hit hardest by the state's drought -- will be given the highest priority consideration in the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Grassland Reserve Program, a $4.2 million conservation program in Texas. More...
The Lometa City Council made short work of its recent meeting as it addressed a routine agenda. In old business, the council approved Charles Miles as the city's accountant, stating that all city audits are complete and up to date. More...
Vows exchanged in Manor
