Lampasas Badger Brode DuBose tries to maintain his balance as he gains positive yardage against the Gatesville Hornets in a close game Friday. The Badgers fell to the Hornets 49-48. See a complete story and photos in today's Sports. More...
Although the city of Lampasas is increasing water and wastewater rates, as well as one component of the electric rate, customers may experience a slight decrease in electric bills. More...
Kempner City Council last week approved an ordinance granting J&H Disposal a franchise agreement to operate a commercial solid waste (garbage and refuse) collection service in the city. The agreement is for a term of five years. More...
Over 185 FFA members and guests had an evening of good food, fellowship and orientation at the Lampasas FFA Membership and Potluck meal held recently at the Lampasas High School cafeteria. FFA officers and advisers greeted new students and parents and provided information on the annual program of work and activities slated for the 2009-2010 year. More...
Ina Mae Tuttle, formerly of Lampasas, died Sept. 16, 2009, at the Christopher House in Austin. She was 81. Funeral services were Sept. 18 at Cook-Walden/Forest Oaks Funeral Home in Austin. Burial was at Cook-Walden/Forest Oaks Memorial Park. More...
LCRA Transmission Services Corporation and the staff of the Public Utility Commission of Texas recently filed a joint motion with the PUC to delay the filing dates of the four Competitive Renewable Energy Zones priority transmission projects LCRA TSC plans to build in West Texas and the Hill Country. More...
Lampasas falls 49-48 in final minute of game as Hornets score on two-point conversion
The Badgers did everything they could to win the game, but it wasn't enough. Despite posting season highs of 48 points and 545 yards of offense, Lampasas fell to the visiting Gatesville Hornets Friday night by a single point, 49-48. More...
September is Life Insurance Awareness Month. The following was submitted by Farm Bureau Insurance in Lampasas. Almost everyone knows they need life insurance, but almost no one wants to buy it. That's understandable. No one likes to think about dying, so we procrastinate, make excuses or hope that we'll be one of the lucky ones who lives a long life. More...
FFA holds membership meeting, meal
