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August 28, 2009  RSS feed
2009-2010 enrollment kicks off on a high hote; tax rate, budget adopted After Lampasas Independent School District Superintendent Randall Hoyer visited each campus, he said it is amazing how smoothly things went on the opening day of the term Monday -- especially with two new schools in operation. More...

For a full report, please see the Sept. 4 edition of the Lampasas Dispatch Record. More...

Couple exchange vows at The Woodlands
Courtney Lane Vodicka and Zachary Clayton Carnley, both of Carrollton, were married in an Aug. 1, 2009, ceremony on the Forest Deck of The Woodlands Resort and Conference Center in The Woodlands. Rob King of Conroe officiated the double-ring evening ceremony. More...
Funeral services for Norma Lea Sharp Blair, 75, of Paige are Aug. 28, 2009, at 2 p.m. at Sneed Funeral Chapel in Lampasas. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Blair died Aug. 25 at St. David's Hospital in Austin. She was born June 1, 1934, in Brady, the daughter of Henry J. and Leafie Jane Cox Sharp. More...
The following arrests were reported by law enforcement officials. Aug. 24 -- Andrew Davila, 22, Jordan Wayne Gage, 19, and Keith Antonio Williams, 19, all of San Saba for possession of a controlled substance over one gram and under four grams, and possession of marijuana over two ounces and under five pounds. More...
Michael Kuehne creates a collage of images featuring two leaders from each of the four fall sports. More...
Two Lometa High School students were invited to the State Capitol to witness the signing of Senate Bill 482 which creates a Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission. Katlyn Delp, a 10th-grader, and freshman Skyla Thompson also were able to spend some time with Gov. Rick Perry following the signing. More...