FREE TO READ: Lamar OKs funds for new building
By a 3-2 margin, Lamar County Commissioners Court voted to spend $4 million of the remaining $4.7 million in American Rescue Act funding for a training/office building and storage facilities
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By a 3-2 margin, Lamar County Commissioners Court voted to spend $4 million of the remaining $4.7 million in American Rescue Act funding for a training/office building and storage facilities
With voting machine testing complete, clerks trained and new carpeting installed in the polling location at the Lamar County Services Building, 231 Lamar Ave., early voting for the Nov. 8
Lamar County Commissioners are to receive the county judge’s preliminary budget for the 2022-2023 fiscal year and begin budget discussions when the court meets at 9 a.m. Monday at the
Lamar County Commissioners are to accept the resignation of Lamar County Justice of the Peace Gene Hobbs and are expected to appoint Anson Amis to fill the vacancy when the
Just three Lamar County GOP races drew challengers, and incumbents in two — County Clerk Ruth Sisson and County GOP Chair Scott Hommel — retained their seats. Voters chose Anson