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DISTRICT COURT

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Lampasas County 27 th District Court convened March 11 with Judge John Gauntt presiding over the day’s hearings. Defendant Brandon Lee Young of Lometa pleaded guilty to a charge of assault on a family/household member with a previous conviction and was found guilty.

ARRESTS

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The following arrests were reported to the Lampasas Dispatch Record by area law enforcement officials. The Dispatch Record prints the name and charge(s) of people arrested on at least one Class B misdemeanor – or more serious – charge.

Commissioners Court rejects solar farm tax abatement

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A proposal to grant tax abatement on a solar farm project in the county came to an end Monday when the Lampasas County Commissioners Court declined to create a reinvestment zone, a necessary step before an abatement agreement could be approved.

Woman dies in car crash

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An elderly woman died after her car went airborne and landed in a creek. On Sunday at approximately 11 a.m., Texas Department of Public Safety troopers responded to a one-vehicle crash four miles north of Lampasas on U.S.

Lampasas council seeks options for Hanna Springs renovations

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In a unanimous decision Monday evening, the Lampasas City Council instructed municipal staff to move forward with engineering and recommendations for the renovation of Hanna Spring in Campbell Park. In November 2021, council members discussed the possibility of returning the spring to a more historical look by removing the retaining wall and installing more periodappropriate fencing.

BRIEFLY

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BRUSH CHIPPING CONTINUES The city-sponsored brush chipping collections continue in Lampasas. Today is the last day for the southwest section of the city.

Law office holds open house, ribbon cutting

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The Stermer Law Office, at 509 S. Live Oak, held a ribbon-cutting event and open house recently the scissors, with her sons and husband, Chuck, standing to the right. They are surrounded by to celebrate its opening and newly remodeled office in Lampasas. Attorney Kirby Stermer holds chamber of commerce members, staff and friends on hand for the event. TERESA THORNTON