Keep Lamesa Beautiful

Thank You from Keep Lamesa Beautiful!

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of the incredible volunteers, community members, and partners who helped make our recent efforts a success. Your time, energy, and dedication continue to make Lamesa a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful place for everyone.

Because of your support, we are able to protect our environment, strengthen community pride, and inspire others to care for the place we call home. Every moment volunteered truly makes a difference.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the City of Lamesa for generously donating breakfast, and to Ben E. Keith Company for providing lunch. We also appreciate Claiborne's for their donation of hot dog buns. Your generosity and support helped make this event possible, and we are truly grateful for your contributions.

Together, we are keeping Lamesa beautiful!

Good Morning, Lamesa! 🌞
Keep Lamesa Beautiful is hosting a community-wide cleanup on March 7th, and we’d love your help!

We’re looking for volunteers to come out and make a difference. Breakfast and lunch will be provided, plus cleanup shirts and gloves while supplies last.

👉 Comment below to sign up and volunteer!
Let’s work together to keep Lamesa clean, proud, and beautiful 💚

What an incredible experience hearing from Doug Griffiths, author and speaker of 13 Ways to Kill Your Community! 🙌 His insight, passion, and straight talk inspired us to look at our communities through a new lens and take action toward positive change. 💡

Thank you, Doug, for reminding us that growth begins with awareness—and that every one of us plays a part in building a stronger, thriving future. 💪🏽✨

📍Canyon, Texas
We’re proud to represent our community at the Stand Up Rural America Summit! 💪🌾
This summit brings together leaders from across the country to collaborate on how we can grow, support, and strengthen our rural communities.

Excited to bring back fresh ideas and connections for the future of Lamesa! 🏡✨

Downtown park to be redone Several months ago, city council members formed Keep Lamesa Beautiful (KLB) and appointed its board members. The first thing KLB did was conduct a community clean-up effort that collected 63 tires and 30.54 tons of brush, debris and metal.