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November 2023

Liz Stottlemyre

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Liz Stottlemyre moved home in 1984 to the Permian Basin after earning her degree at The College of the Ozarks then working on her master’s degree. She dedicated the next 39 years, 36 of those years in Andrews, to her community, to students, to her church, to Andrews County Library, and to her family. Liz’s easy laughter, wit, and concern for others spread joy and good will wherever she went.

Louisiana man has sexual assault of a child count from 2021 dismissed

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A Louisiana man who was arrested in October of 2022 for an alleged sexual assault of a minor act in 2018 had the case dismissed during a recent hearing in 109th District Court, according to a criminal disposition report from the district clerk’s office.

Athletes stepped up with stellar performances in the fall

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It has been 121 days since the first whistle cut through the predawn, still-warm morning of the final day of July.

Christmas Light Parade helped heal in 2021

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The community was reeling from the tragic crash involving Andrews ISD’s marching band program

Residents mourn the loss of longtime county librarian

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Liz Stottlemyre’s influence on the Andrews community ranged from her longtime librarian work to developing and providing arts and culture in Andrews.

Judge undergoes successful procedure

Andrews County Judge Charlie Falcon underwent a successful medical procedure last week to assist with his breathing, according to a family update on social media.

Christmas Light event is Friday

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This year’s Christmas Light Parade, and the Holly Jolly Weekend as a whole, has a unique theme that honors those who endured the massive fires in Hawaii earlier this year, according to an Andrews Chamber of Commerce representative.

Darla Luane McNett

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Darla Luane McNett, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, greatgrandmother, sister, and friend, passed away on November 23, 2023, in Andrews, TX. Born on October 2, 1941, in Brownfield, TX, to Duane and Lillian Dumas, Darla grew into a strong, highspirited woman who never met a stranger.

William Dean “Bill” Bishop

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William Dean “Bill” Bishop, a beloved father, grandfather, and greatgrandfather, passed away on November 19, 2023, in Andrews, Texas. He was born on April 23, 1956, in San Angelo, Texas, to Edward Bishop and Lois “Moser” Bishop. Bill was a man of great faith, love, and service, who touched the lives of many with his warmth, generosity, and dedication.

Crash caused when Yukon changes lanes

A two-vehicle crash the afternoon of Oct. 19 in northeast Andrews resulted in moderate damage but no injuries, according to police.