Names of Lampasas County's fallen veterans from several wars are inscribed on

The Lampasas High School Class of 2020 is pictured earlier this year, before on-campus activities were canceled statewide. A four-day series of drive-in graduation ceremonies is scheduled to end May 22, with students whose last name is Richards or later in the alphabet. PHOTO BY GOLDBECK COMPANY. For information on Lometa graduates and awards, see https://www.lampasasdispatchrecord.com/content/lometa-high-school-class-2020

In a set of quintuplets, four graduated together on Tuesday -- Lampasas High School’s first day of drive-in commencement ceremonies. Pictured from left to right are Gavin Brown, Crystal Brown, Garrett Brown and Gabriel Brown. The fifth quintuplet is home-schooled. See related graduation photo on page A8. JEFF LOWE

Battling brain cancer at the end of her senior year, Katelyn Osburn said the biggest sources of strength have been prayer and support from the community.

A $20,240 grant from the Lower Colorado River Authority and Hamilton County Electric Cooperative will help the Adamsville Volunteer Fire Department buy new rescue tools to help firefighters who respond to vehicle crashes and house fires.

Six years ago marked the Badgers’ last trip to the boys’ state golf tournament. Now, several members of that team are pursuing careers in the golf industry through a PGA Golf Management Program.