Ten-year-old Isabella Gutierrez completes her robot kit with the help of her “colleagues,” Esme and Luisa. The project is part of the Lampasas Public Library’s STEAM program where both homeschool and public school students participate in activities such as robotics. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. Read more about the hands-on learning experience on page 2.
While the Chas. S. Middleton and Son real estate agency is most associated with vast ranches in West Texas, owner Sam Middleton and his team are bringing their expertise to Lampasas and surrounding areas.
Some of the most respected and oldest historical sites in Lampasas County are cemeteries. For some people, these are places to be revered, visited, protected and well maintained.
Seniors, from left to right, Camille Rivera, Lulu Lopez, Jodiah Holland, Laura Webb and Aryana Curtis pose for a photo at the “Badgers Assemble” dance Sept. 17. It kicked off Spirit Week as a lead-up to the Homecoming football game Friday night. Spirit Week included fun dress-up days to boost school spirit with themes like “Twinning Tuesday,” a pajama day and Badger Pride day.
In Brownwood last Friday, the Badgers played a team tennis match that came down to the last moment. They came out on top in the final set tiebreaker of the final match of the night.
The city of Lampasas has implemented Phase II drought conservation in light of a drought watch issued by the Central Texas Water Supply Corp. CTWSC implemented a Stage 2 drought watch last Tuesday.
A three-vehicle collision after school Thursday resulted in several injuries, with one man in critical condition and many shaken-up students. Shortly after 4 p.m.