Hanna Springs Elementary School has announced its list of honor roll students for the first nine weeks of the school year. A Honor Roll First grade: Abigail Barnett, Tiffany Bialecki, Kohen Black, Holt Bumpas, Drake Cerantes, Samuel Clayton, Samuel Coltharp, Nelda Cooker, Carly Cox, Ellie Crook, Alexander Delgado, Ezekiel Delgado, Mason Edwards, Ryleigh English, Raelynn Escobedo, Maci Garner, Aevrie Giffin, Hadlee Guthrie, Chet Harrison, Joshua Havens and Noah Hernandez.

No one was reported injured in a house fire that damaged a Lometa structure early Thursday morning. Lometa Volunteer Fire Department Chief Bobby Odom said volunteers responded to a house in the 200 block of Pecan Street at about 5 a.m.

Lometa Independent School District hosted a Career Day on Thursday, inviting various industry professionals to make presentations to students from all grades. Twelve different presenters ranging from police officers to realtors participated in the event.

DPS troopers responded Oct. 24 at 7:50 p.m.

A story in the Oct. 28 edition of the Dispatch Record listed an incorrect date for the next meeting of the Lampasas County Commissioners Court.

BURN BAN LIFTED County Judge Randy Hoyer has lifted the burn ban until Nov. 7 at 6 p.m.

Deklan Roesner and his Toy Story partners (mom Sueann and dad Tom) take first place in Deklan’s age group at the Squared Silly costume contest. The annual Halloween-inspired event at the Lampasas courthouse square offered games, hay rides, treats and photo opportunities for families and outreach opportunities for local businesses on Saturday night. More photos will be available in an upcoming edition of the Dispatch Record.