Saturday night and early Sunday morning flooding led to the closure of area roadways and the rescue of at least 15 Lampasas County residents.
Unofficial results for the May 4 local elections are in, showing a landslide win for Mickey Edwards in the race for Lampasas ISD Board.
Update:
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for southern Coryell, southeastern Lampasas and northwestern Bell counties.
Seven people will vie for two positions on the Lometa ISD Board of Trustees on election day May 4. Their profiles appear below and in the Friday edition of the Dispatch Record.
Lometa Police Chief Melissa Cantu has been indicted on a felony charge following a Texas Rangers investigation.
Lometa city officials have confirmed that municipal records have been turned over to District Court authorities due to an ongoing investigation.
The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning Tuesday morning, which comes as no surprise to Lampasans who have been following the Lucy Creek and Kirby Creek wildfires.
A heat advisory, red flag warning and hazardous weather outlook have been issued, and they all mean one thing: It’s hot, hot, hot!
The city of Lometa will host its annual Hometown Firework Show on Saturday evening in Lometa Regional Park.
