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Record road funding includes one project for Andrews County

The Texas Transportation Commission last week approved a 10-year plan for highway improvements throughout the state, including a record amount of funding for transportation projects in the Permian Basin.

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Health department’s out-of-county vaccine numbers lead to pursuit of more RNs through federal grant

The health department’s vaccination numbers over the past year reveal substantially more people from outside the county receiving immunizations than those from Andrews County.

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How will you exit your business?

If you own a business, you’ve always got a lot on your mind. But no matter how busy you are today, you need to think about tomorrow. Specifically, you’ll want to create an exit strategy for the day you want to move on from your business to a new phase in your life.

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Man arrested for drunk driving in crash that injures three

An Andrews man was arrested on a drunk driving charge following a two-vehicle crash on Aug. 5 that injured both drivers and a passenger, according to police.

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City’s streak of not raising tax rate extends to 31 years

The streak continues for the City of Andrews.

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Jail Log (alleged offenses)--

Recent arrests in Andrews County included: Wesley Norton Woods of Andrews on July 22 for failure to appear.

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Contractor hired for juvenile probation department project

The commissioners court on Tuesday approved a contractor for a remodeling project at the county annex facility that will enhance the juvenile probation department’s operation.

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Residents for nursing home’s memory care center will be admitted based on risk priority

The first resident for the hospital’s new memory care unit at the nursing home was scheduled to be admitted last week, but the full approval to accept residents was received after that date, according to Permian Regional Medical Center CEO Donny Booth.