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March 2024

Outlook for spring fire season is optimistic

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The forecast points to an average fire season, which compares to extreme conditions from last year

Cross refurbishing effort spearheaded by Hackler

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Massive 70-foot high cross erected nearly 15 years ago south of Andrews is showing signs of wear

Man who evades in stolen vehicle arrested

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A vehicle pursuit that began in Winkler County with the driver of a stolen pickup not wanting to stop for officers ended shortly after in Andrews County on Wednesday night with an arrest.

Cornejo hitting, Lambert pitching just enough to propel AHS softball girls over Greenwood 7-6

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It wasn’t easy but it’s not supposed to be!

Heredia medals at State Powerlifting Championships

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Getting to state is a huge accomplishment!

Andrews JV soccer team win district championship

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District championships are hard to come by!

Martindale, DeBouse carry baseball Mustangs to incredible come from behind win over Greenwood

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It’s crazy what one inning can do for a team in the game of baseball.

Trustees approve automation purchase for AHS program

The high school’s relatively new automation program has provided an avenue for students to move into a career following graduation.

Celebrate Save Your Vision Month

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March marks the observance of Save Your Vision Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of eye health and encouraging proactive steps to preserve our sight. Some of those proactive measures include improving access to eye care, promoting regular eye check-ups and providing resources for people in need. One program doing just that is the Texas Health and Human Services Blindness Education, Screening and Treatment (BEST) program. Established in 1997, BEST is committed to preserving Texans’ sight. BEST partners with organizations like Prevent Blindness Texas to ensure communities across the state have access to vital vision care.

ANDREWS PERMIAN BASIN CHAPTER, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, HOLD ANNUAL GEORGE WASHINGTON TEA

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Daughters of the Permian Basin Chapter of the Texas Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, (TXDAR), met recently in the home of member and founder, Carolyn Weatherby, to combine their annual February George Washington Tea, with their February meeting.