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Relay for Life walk successful despite stormy conditions By ACN StaffThis year’s local Relay for Life walk—held Friday night at the middle school track area—included five participating teams and an assortment of fund-raising activities, according to event co-chair Lila Batchelor.  Storm takes toll on A Little Taste of Heaven’s roofing By Sam KaufmanKenneth Tidwell was sitting in his restaurant on S. Main St. Monday night when he began hearing the wind pick up outside.
 Man seriously injured when structure blows on trucks By Sam KaufmanTop of cab area on one of the pickups is crushed by pipe frame structure.  TxDOT rolls out new tools to increase safety for motorists, workers By TxDOT Media RelationsThree new devices to become increasingly familiar along state roadways in an effort to save lives.  |
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Golf fee policy change approved By Sam KaufmanThe commissioners court on Monday approved a policy change regarding collection for annual fees and trail fees at the Andrews County Golf Course.  Board approves for students to take technology devices home By Sam KaufmanThe school district’s successful $33-million bond measure from 2011 has achieved an ambition of getting technology into the hands of students and teachers.  City’s sales tax hits $3.4 million figure halfway through 2013 By Sam KaufmanThe city’s most recent sales tax rebate check was once again higher than the same month from last year’s record-setting collection.  Stolen phone retrieved By Linda DrakeA stolen cell phone was recently retrieved in Andrews thanks to its GPS locator.  Eight AHS golfers make all-district team By Rudy DiazAs one of the best programs in the entire state of Texas in all classifications, coach Jeff Miller’s boys don’t really worry about making the all-district teams—they are the all-district teams.  Andrews native Troy Buck is published author By John DilmoreOutfitted in his best cowboy hat and boots, and dressed like a character from a classic Elmer Kelton western novel, recently published author Troy Buck (or “Buck”, as he prefers to be called) is an Andrews native.  Texas House lawmakers debate youth punishment By URIEL J. GARCIA, Associated PressMembers of a Texas House panel say they feel conflicted about approving proposed new punishments for 17-year-olds who are convicted of capital murder with the mandatory possibility of parole after 40 years.  Texas House members back for redistricting By CHRIS TOMLINSON, Associated PressThe Texas House of Representatives is back in Austin to work on redistricting after holding hearings across the state.
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