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Swine conclude successful stock show

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It was a case of saving the most for last.

Conservative Hutto to challenge HD 88 Rep King

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Ted Hutto’s ambition is to bring back true conservative representation that has been absent from House District 88, he believes.

School board extends Azam’s contract five more years

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School trustees on Tuesday approved a five-year extension of Andrews ISD Superintendent Bobby Azam’s contract through 2027.

Sales tax rebate check is record for month

The city’s most recent sales tax rebate check from the state comptroller’s office was a recordsetting one, according to city officials.

Omicron spike impacts city hall, courthouse facilities

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The omicron variant is rapidly moving through Andrews at a pace not seen during the nearly two-year pandemic.

For Helbig, what a way to end it

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This was the 13th and final year of livestock showing for Andrews High senior Brianna Helbig.

A half a century employment with Andrews ISD

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In no way was there any misconstruing the intent of Tuesday’s reception for longtime Andrews ISD employee Nancy Floyd.

Court felt proposed COVID policy was discriminatory

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Commissioners claimed a county COVID policy they considered Tuesday was “discriminatory” because it provided virus leave to vaccinated employees only and not to those unvaccinated.

Centenary College announces Fall 2021 Dean’s List

A total of 190 Centenary students have been named to the Dean’s List for Fall 2021. The honor list names all students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in 12 or more semester hours taken for a letter grade during the fall semester. Those students who have opted out of publicly sharing their private information are not listed. Students on the Centenary Fall 2021 Dean’s List are listed by their home states and cities.

District campuses see slight enrollment decline

Slight enrollment decreases at each of the school district’s six campuses resulted in less student numbers in the most recent count, according to figures presented at Tuesday’s school board meeting.