Lampasas County Commissioners Court issued a statement during its meeting Monday asking Texas Department of Transportation officials to nix plans for a Lampasas traffic relief route. The proposed relief route would connect U.S.

The Lometa City Council dealt with several personnel issues at its regular meeting on April 3. The agenda also included an item on what to do with unused police cars.

St. Mary Catholic Church’s Food Pantry at 701 N.

A colorful new art addition sits in the Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden. The Pop Art Portal, a sectioned archway of dozens of individually designed panels, was installed April 1.

Lampasas Public Library is hosting numerous events in the month of April. The facility will be closed April 7-9 in observance of Easter, then its regular hours resume Monday.

The South Central Katahdin Association is hosting a free, all-day sheep field day April 15 in Gatesville for beginning and experienced sheep producers. Lunch will be included.

The St. Mary Catholic Church Food Pantry has expanded its serving hours to include an evening distribution along with its once-a-month Friday times.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Due to an error in the original story, the Dispatch Record is reprinting this feature on Adilynn Menendez. After pondering her options, 15-year-old Adilynn Menendez is eager to return to the world of acting.

On Monday, the Lampasas County Commissioners Court will release a statement regarding the Texas Department of Transportation’s proposed Lampasas relief route project. The bypass route would connect U.S.

The city of Lampasas named the Lampasas 36 Club as its Community Champions of the month. The 36 Club contributes to the community throughout the year, and has donated to the Lampasas Mission, given school supplies to Lampasas ISD, created Thanksgiving baskets for families in need, supported Christmas on the Creek and Vision Lampasas, provided scholarships for students to further their non-traditional postsecondary education and supported the Library Foundation, in addition to other endeavors. Founded in 1936, the Lampasas 36 Club is part of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, an international organization with a mission steeped in literacy, community service, leadership and civic improvement.