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West Texas native Don Ingram's latest book. Making Amends in Big Bend, is now available at the Andrews Office Supply or on-line at Amazon.com in either paperback or soon as an E-book.

In Making Amends in Big Bend the author uses more of the West Texas landscape, love and traditions in portraying, Buster McGruder, an aging former Odessa High football star who is seeking to turn his life around after a a twenty-year span of bad luck. Buster can't seem to forget a dropped TD pass his senior year that started his life spiraling out-of-control with missed opportunities, failed marriages and relationships and a brief stint in prison.

Fate, however, isn't done yet with Buster. While on a not-so-innocent road trip to Big Bend National Park he is confronted by a stranded mother and daughter in dire need of assistance. While for Buster the visit to Lajitas is strictly a business trip, his protective nature puts him squarely in the middle of dangerous scenario that ultimately plays out with deadly consequences while rafting down the Rio Grande River.

  Ingram, publisher of semi-weekly newspaper, the Andrews County News, uses the unique blend of the majestic Big Bend country and the Permian Basin as the backdrop for the novel, including the football passionate cities of Odessa and Midland, and especially the inter-city rivalry between OHS and Permian. It's Ingram's second novel after Crude Death, which he published in 2008.

Crude Death is now available at the Andrews Office Supply located at 208 East Broadway or you may visit publishamerica.com Crude Death is also available at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com

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NEWSCounty, WCS near agreement terms

   The county and Waste Control Specialists on Tuesday inched closer to a contractual agreement with sale and lease back specifics regarding the financing of WCS' low-level radioactive waste disposal landfill........................................................Login to continue story

DOE explains mercury storage

   U.S. Department of Energy officials on Tuesday listened to concerns of local residents and a couple of Austin environmental activists regarding Waste Control Specialists being selected as a preferred site for a potential mercury storage project........................................................Login to continue story

LIFESTYLES
Litter-Themed Essays Equal College Cash

    Don't mess with Texas Scholarship Program begins March 8. Texas high school seniors can earn cash for college by composing a 350-word essay suggesting additional measures to be used in the state's fight against litter......................................................Login to continue story

Summer tuition at OC is discounted

    OC offers 25 percent off tuition for summer sessions, free tuition for ECISD dual-credit academic courses fall 2010 and spring 2011. Odessa College will offer its summer classes at a reduced tuition rate again this summer......................................................Login to continue story

SPORTS
AHS track boys win Snyder track relays

  Five individual gold medal wins, including two by sophomores Lucas Marquez, and a ton or so point-producing top six finishes was more than enough to carry the Andrews High School boy's varsity track team to the team title at the Snyder Tiger Relays Friday with 143.50 points.Andrews was so dominating that they beat second place Greenwood by 46 points................................................................Login to continue story  

Baseball boys close to perfect

  A little fly ball to the outfield or maybe even a little ground ball not hit directly at anybody in   the infield plus three outs in another game. Those two or three things are all the AHS Mustangs needed to go a perfect 5 and 0 at the "Tournament of Champions" in Midland Thursday through Saturday.............................................................Login to continue story  

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