FFA students and adviser Dala Irvin pose with the Spring Ho Committee and its donation. Back row, from left, are Sherrie Berry, Monica Wykes, Reese Vann, Travis Clark, Chad Freeman, Derrek Eckermann, Matt McDonald and Tonya Cockburn. Front row are Dayna Berry, Jaxon Tomme, Bryli Wilson, Kayla McManus, Dala Irvin and Holly Hill. Not pictured: Sheridan Gill and Louis Ikonen. CHRIS YBARRA

Kline Whitis Elementary School has recognized the following students for perfect attendance during the first nine weeks of the school year. Early Education: Maverick Somers, Asher Taylor, Titus Jones, Raelynn Mestre and Ryan Minshew.

Lampasas High School students will present “Clue: On Stage” -- their first production of the year -- on Saturday and Sunday. Greta Peterson, director of the school’s Lampasas Theatre Company, said the play will delight audience members.

The Badger Band will take part in a UIL marching competition Saturday at 12:35 p.m. at Burnet High School.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension has announced the debut of the course “Cooking Well With Diabetes” on a new online-based learning platform, AgriLife Learn (https://agrilifelearn.tamu.edu). The cost to register is $20.

Harold Harton brought by this photo taken in front of the Lampasas Ice House on Nov. 20, 1940, a few days after the opening of deer season that year. Harton said many of the leading community residents are photographed here: from left, Clinton Perry, Frank Baker, Dr. H.R. Buchanan, Tom Bigham, Eugene Key, Shaw Norris, John B. Davis, Sam Dickens, Milam Doody, Red Wilson, Boone Baker (standing) and, in the doorway, Andy Bassell and Walter Baker. COURTESY PHOTO

For years, Lampasas County residents have been a part of Operation Christmas Child, a global project that shares the true meaning of Christmas with children around the world. On Oct.

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Results are based on the most current returns at press time, many of which showed less than 100% of precincts reported. Congressional and state legislative members who represent Lampasas -- all Republicans -- maintained their seats in Tuesday’s general election.

Chief Appraiser Melissa Gonzales will retire next week after 22 years with the Lampasas Central Appraisal District. Gonzales grew up in Burnet and began working at the Burnet Central Appraisal District more than 30 years ago.