Lampasas FFA competed at the Bluebonnet FFA District LDE Contests in Marble Falls and earned five first places and one second-place finish. Those team members all qualify for the area competition.

Interested in selling food at a Texas farmers’ market? Need to know what permits are required? Come to a free, informational program Nov. 28 at 6 p.m. at the county annex conference room in Lampasas.

The second-annual, nationwide Pink Friday shopping experience will take place Nov. 18.

Three Lady Badgers in three different sports officially signed to play at the next level. On Wednesday morning in front of many of their peers, Bre Quarles signed to play both volleyball and softball at Sul Ross State.

The Adamsville Volunteer Fire Department photo on page 1 of the Nov. 11 edition inadvertently had names transposed in the cutline.

Lampasas residents reported pea- to marble-sized hail after a thunderstorm Friday morning, and meteorologists predict more rain activity is possible in the coming days. At 8:30 a.m.

The Lometa City Council met last week for its regular November meeting. The main agenda item concerned updating usage fees at the Lometa Regional Park.

Tax abatements, renewable energy, feral hogs and transportation were among the topics of proposed policy resolutions discussed by the Texas Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee Nov. 7-8 in Waco.

CPS FUNDRAISER Lampasas Child Protective Services will host a fundraiser Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. at the Fred T.