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Consider family meeting to discuss estate plans

At some point, you’ll want to share your estate plans with your loved ones — and the first step in this process may be to hold a family meeting.

Andrews ISD’s enrollment reveals decrease for first time in three months

The large student enrollment increases experienced by Andrews ISD over the previous two months came to a halt with the most recent numbers, according to a historical enrollment report set to be presented at Tuesday’s school board meeting.

Keep Andrews Beautiful makes a noticeable difference with projects

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It was a productive year for Keep Andrews Beautiful, as evidenced by statistics recently provided by City of Andrews Community Outreach Coordinator Michael Rosales, who oversees the non-profit organization.

Guaranteed price for dialysis center project comes in at about $6 million

The hospital board on Thursday received a guaranteed maximum price from the construction manager over the dialysis center project.

Cleanup efforts continue following organic peroxide spill from accident

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Clean-up efforts from a truck crash last week that caused hazardous material to spill onto the bar ditch off of SE Andrews Loop 1910 continued this week, according to authorities.

Two-vehicle crash causes major damage

A two-vehicle crash the evening of Dec. 6 in south Andrews resulted in major damage, but no injuries, according to police.

Andrews man who kicked officer in groin is facing several charges

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An Andrews man was arrested last month for assaulting officers following an altercation at his residence, according to police.

Commissioners will consider adopting TIRZ creation plan

Andrews City Manager Steve Eggleston appeared at Tuesday’s commissioners court meeting to provide information on creating a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone that would help attract new investment to the area.

Christmas contest brings cheer

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The Christmas decorating contest for businesses on Main St. and Broadway was a successful substitute in the absence of the city’s Christmas lights this season, city officials believe. Next year, both the Deck the Hall contest and the lights will brighten the area, they added.

Man who evades in vehicle headbutts law enforcement officer at hospital

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Police arrested an Andrews man Tuesday after he attempted to evade in a vehicle and later assaulted an officer, according to investigators.