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May 2024

6th gr. Girls’ Outstanding Soloists

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Brielle Martinez, Marlee Miller, and Murphee Tolleson

6th gr. Boys’ Soloists - Superior Rating

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(Back row, left to right): Jesus Espinoza, Jacob Meza, Easton Saldivar, Kaleb Netopski, Kaiden Guerrero, Adrian Perez, Aizden Carrasco, and Mikhael Shryock (Front row): Aiden Garza, Aiden Nunez, Jasper Tyler, Jeremiah Aguilar, Zaiden Carrasco, Blayne Barnard, Jackson Long, and Parker Carranco

AMS 6th grade choir Solo and Ensemble

The 6th grade choirs participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest in February of 2024. The 6th grade girls took 3 ensembles, the boys took 2 ensembles, and all 5 ensemble earned a Division 1 (Superior) Rating, giving a total of 85 medals. The 45 soloists who participated each earned a Division 1 rating. There were a total of 130 medals earned for the 6th grade Solo and Ensemble Contest.

Center will be a solution for the area’s mental health cases

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Mental health illness cases have substantially increased throughout the United States in recent years—including in the Permian Basin.

6th gr. Boys’ Outstanding Soloists

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Jacob Meza, Blayne Barnard, and Mikhael Shryock

Business closure will mark the end of an era

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Family-operated Hulen’s Jewelry opened its doors for business in Andrews nearly 70 years ago in 1955

Brycen Diaz is living his dream!

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At 6’4”, 290 pounds and armed with a fast ball clocked as high as 94 miles per hour, Brycen Diaz knew he had the talent to play at the next level!

Foster falls in first round at state tourney

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A season after Andrews Mustangs tennis super-star Maddux Foster worked his way to the state tournament as a junior and turned plenty of heads, the AHS senior entered this year’s state field as one of the favorites to win it all.

How is your retirement income taxed?

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Once you’re retired, you will likely need to draw on several types of income for your living expenses. You’ll need to know where these funds are coming from and how much you can count on, but you should also be aware of how this money is taxed — because this knowledge can help you plan and budget for your retirement years.

The Life Center benefits from first 5K-10K event

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The cause was likely worth any of the soreness experienced afterwards.