A bowling tournament will be held Nov. 13, starting at 9 a.m.

A new open bridge group, called Community Bridge, has formed in Lampasas. For many years, Daughters of the Republic of Texas sponsored a game day at the Hostess House.

OAK HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION The Oak Hill Cemetery Association will meet Nov. 3 at 10 a.m.

The owners of Hodges & Sargent Pharmacy are expanding their business into the former bank building that sits next to the Key Avenue pharmacy. The building formerly was home to a Bancorp South branch until it merged with National United.

This Halloween season, the Texas Department of Transportation and Drug Enforcement Agency are teaming up with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s “Watch UR BAC” program to spread awareness on the fentanyl epidemic in the state. The DEA warned of the alarming increase in the availability and lethality of fake prescription pills containing fentanyl and methamphetamine.

Keeping It Local and The Community Kitchen have teamed up to offer a fundraiser to benefit area children. These groups will hold an enchilada dinner Oct.

Local author Vannetta Chapman has been selected as a featured author for the Nov. 18-19 Texas Word Wrangler Book Festival in Giddings.

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Asmall act of kindness left a big impression in the Lampasas community recently. A post from Sept. 30 on a social media forum received notable attention and positive reactions, as people celebrated the quiet service of Lampasas High School student AJ Rosales.