Many empty buildings currently line East 3rd Street along the downtown square, including the historic structure owned by Todd and Nona Jane Briggs at 415 E. 3rd St. Revitalizing the downtown’s business district ranked at the top of Forward Lampasas’ recent survey. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD
Survey says downtown square a high priority
Monday, October 12, 2026
Preserving and improving the historic downtown square topped replies to every question on a recent Forward Lampasas survey, nonprofit officials said.The questionnaire, distributed at the group’s September meeting, asked what Lampasas is doing well or should maintain, what the community’s three...News
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Delaine Shroyer (left) and husband Ronny Shroyer look for the perfect silent auction item during Saturday’s Boots and Blazers Ball hosted by the Lampasas Association for the Arts. ERICK MITCHELL | DISPATCH RECORD