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Press days can sometimes be interesting—even when you live 16 hours away. Take last Friday—well it went into early Saturday—for example. I designed a sports page for Rudy because he

Anti-terrorism grant received

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on Oct. 24 announced $55.5 million in funding from the federal Homeland Security Grant Program to support state and local efforts to prevent terror attacks

Annual car show is worth the wait

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Good things come to those who wait.

That’s what the West Texas Finest car club learned last Saturday.

The club’s fourth annual Chill and Grill car show at Lakeside Pak was postponed two weeks ago due to inclement weather and flooding.

The event was rescheduled for last weekend and the weather was fine. It was a big hit for the many who had car entries or simply came by to soak in the atmosphere.

City council addresses congregate living arrangement concerns

The city council on Thursday approved the first reading of an ordinance amendment to address an increasingly reported issue of congregate living arrangements in single-family zoned homes. The amendment would

Cox retires from her CFO role with Permian Regional Medical Center

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Longtime Permian Regional Medical Center Chief Financial Officer Sandra Cox recently retired from her role, which opened the door for assistant CFO Morgan Mason to take over the position in

Andrews County’s unemployment rate impacted by recent oil boom

Look around the roadways and the license plates that can be seen on vehicles driving in Andrews County are not all from Texas. In fact, there are plates representing many

Early voting for General Election begins Monday morning at JRC

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Some names of local candidates will appear on the November General Election ballot. But all those candidates came out on top or ran unopposed during the Primary Election and will

Waste Control Specialists hires community liaison representative

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Waste Control Specialists (WCS) announced today that Mary Lou Morga has joined the team as a community liaison. She will assist with communications activities and serve as an accessible point

NRC extends the scoping period for EIS

The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced earlier this month it will extend the scoping period for its Environmental Impact Statement involved in a license application process for temporary storage of

Social mood fractures

You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy wat you stand for, what you care about. --Hillary Clinton When they go low, we kick ‘em --Former