Life
In 2018, after Erick Mitchell’s parents told the Magic Time Machine server it was his birthday, crew members serenaded him before covering his face in whipped cream. Mitchell’s wife, Emma, tries to capitalize on the moment with a photograph. courtesy photo
Magic Time Machine: where my birthdays seem to stay forever young
LCSO deputy undergoes handler training with K-9 Blazer
Hunter Witcher, a recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Game Warden Academy graduate, has been active in the recovery of missing persons following the devastating flooding in Travis County and surrounding areas. court esy photo | Texas Parks and Wildlife Depart ment
Lampasas High School grad a part of flood recovery efforts
Red Cross drive garners 64 units of blood
Different types of artwork was on display last Friday afternoon as County Fair winners came to pick up their projects. Hunter king | dispatch record
County Fair draws wide-ranging entries
Mothers provide words of encouragement to their little ones before they take on the grueling Diaper Derby event. hunter king | dispatch record
Babies, toddlers race in annual Diaper Derby
courtesy photo Ava Rojas of the Lampasas FFA chapter was the 10th-high individual in the Teach Ag Contest.
Lampasas FFA places fifth in state Teach Ag Contest
Class reunion
Earning their Lone Star FFA Degree are, from left, Lampasas chapter members Daren Tristan, Janie Turner, Ava Rojas, Jacie Resa and Chandler Boultinghouse. Their FFA adviser is Judy Hail. courtesy photo