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HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD

Leading the Badgers’ ground attack

Cutline: Daemian Rivas led the Badgers in rushing on the way to a 63-20 win over the Chaparral Bobcats last Friday night. The victory made Lampasas 3-0 on the season, and they will look to continue their winning ways when the state-ranked Wimberley Texans come to Badger Field this week.

BRIEFLY

Benny Boyd is sponsoring a drive-through Pork Chop Dinner on Saturday to benefit Lampasas Mission. Meals can be picked up from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Lampasas Fire Station, 1107 E. Fourth St.A donation of $10 is requested per meal.
Hill Country Transit General Manager Raymond Suarez looks at his presentation notes while speaking to the Lampasas County Commissioners Court in the meeting Sept. 9. Suarez outlined the new structure for the regional transportation service. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD

Hill Country Transit General Manager Raymond Suarez looks at his presentation notes while speaking to the Lampasas County Commissioners Court in the meeting Sept. 9. Suarez outlined the new structure for the regional transportation service. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD

Future of HOP bus outlined in report to Commissioners Court

Hill Country Transit General Manager Raymond Suarez provided the Lampasas County Commissioners Court with a detailed plan on the future of the transit district in last week’s regular meeting.Commissioners are faced with a decision on whether to continue funding what is known as “the HOP” for 2025.

Atmos to remove natural gas in routine maintenance

Atmos Energy will conduct routine maintenance for the removal of natural gas in Lampasas this week. In a release forwarded by the city of Lampasas, Atmos Energy officials said the energy company will work within city limits between Monday and Thursday, as well as on Tuesday, Sept. 24.
COURTESY PHOTO Lampasas High School selected Jonathan Vanliew, center, as its Teacher of the Month for August. Vanliew teaches biology and chemistry, as well as coaches. On hand to recognize him are Clay Phillips from Texas Farm Bureau Insurance, at left, and Assistant Principal Ryan Race.

COURTESY PHOTO Lampasas High School selected Jonathan Vanliew, center, as its Teacher of the Month for August. Vanliew teaches biology and chemistry, as well as coaches. On hand to recognize him are Clay Phillips from Texas Farm Bureau Insurance, at left, and Assistant Principal Ryan Race.

While not every supplement is suited for all, many can use these safely in their fitness regimes. ALEXANDRIA RANDOLPH | DISPATCH RECORD

While not every supplement is suited for all, many can use these safely in their fitness regimes. ALEXANDRIA RANDOLPH | DISPATCH RECORD

Simplifying supplements

Protein, creatine, MCTs, BCAAS, ABCs? As a beginner, fitness supplements can be confusing.While not every supplement is suited for every person, I hope to break down the four most basic supplements for those who are interested in incorporating health supplements into their fitness regimen.
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Museum to host Western Street dance

The inaugural Western Night on Western drew a large crowd last year. This year’s event with Jake Hooker and the Outsiders will take place Sept. 21 from 6-10 p.m. outside the museum on Western Street. Tickets are still available.

Browning Garden Club to gather

The Browning Community Garden Club will hold its regular meeting Sept. 17 to start the new club year. The group meets at the Kempner Volunteer Fire Department Training Building, 315 Pecan St. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m.Certified Master Gardener Willard Horn will present “Propagation of Plants.

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