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September 25, 2009  RSS feed
'This place is awesome'
Familiar faces plus key figures from the past gathered Monday night to dedicate Lampasas' new multi-million-dollar high school facility on U.S. Highway 281 South. Events kicked off with the Lampasas High School Badger Band playing the school song, accompanied by a dance routine from the Flames drill team. More...
Ban scheduled to resume Oct. 4 at 6 p.m.

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Taylor Creek Elementary

School has changed significantly since Fred Dillard attended the two-room, red brick building on Farm-to-Market Road 2313 that used to serve six grades of Kempner students. Looking over Taylor Creek Elementary's rows of new computers and a dry-erase board with electronic features, Dillard, like many guests at the new campus' dedication Tuesday night, was awed. More...

Denzel and Trisha Smith of Lampasas announce the marriage of their daughter, Briana Leigh, to Brandon Cory Boshears, son of Bo and Melinda Boshears of San Angelo, and Therasa Brewer of Soldotna, Alaska. The couple exchanged vows in an evening ceremony on Aug. 15, 2009, at the home of the groom's parents in San Angelo. More...
The following arrests were reported by law enforcement officials. Sept. 22 -- Bryant Jonathan Gasinski, 20, of Lampasas for possession of marijuana under two ounces. He made bond and was released Wednesday from the Lampasas County Jail. More...
Lampasas' play on the tennis courts cooled off almost as quickly as the weather on Tuesday. After tearing through the first district opponent with ferocity, beating Hutto 19-0, the Badgers and Lady Badgers let an opportunity to extend their district unbeaten streak slip through their fingers against Marble Falls. More...
The Hornets had the game against Cherokee circled on their calendars. Last season, the Indians traveled to Lometa and upset the home team 38-36. This year, the Hornets were determined to get revenge and they did, easily defeating the Indians 32- 16 on their field last Friday night. More...