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West Texas Intermediate crude picks up steam

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There was a slight break in the clouds this week with West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices.

Drug arrest occurs after routine traffic stop Monday in southwest Andrews

A routine traffic stop Monday afternoon in southwest Andrews led to illegal drugs being discovered in a “dark colored vehicle,” according to police.

Andrews County Food Show

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The Andrews County Food Show was held on October 29th at the Extension Office.

School Menu

Monday, Nov. 9

Search leads to suspects who shot at officers

Local law enforcement officers played an important role Thursday morning in locating and arresting three suspects who earlier had been involved in a vehicle chase that originated in Lamesa and included shots fired at pursuing officers, according to authorities.

Not all remote learners will report to class on Nov. 10

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Though the school district’s remote learning was terminated Friday, not all students who were learning at home in Andrews will return to campus classrooms on Nov. 10, according to school officials.

AHS’ unique Veterans Day program moved to performance center

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This year’s Veterans Day program at Andrews High School will be a special one, considering the guest speaker is not only among the precious remaining World War II vets, but also because he’s one of the most ardent Mustang athletic supporters around.

Andrews experiences ‘uptick’ with virus cases

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A drive-thru virus testing operation staged Wednesday by the state drew a large turnout, according to Andrews County Emergency Management Coordinator Mike Cook.

City council approves expending funds for pickeball at country club courts

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A new recreational opportunity gaining popularity in West Texas is coming to Andrews following recent city council action.

Municipal Court Week

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The week of Nov. 2-6 was Municipal Court Week. Andrews Municipal Court consists of Municipal Judge Debbie Gomez (center) and from left, Deputy Court Clerk Mitzi Puentes, Court Administrator Mary Escovedo and Associate Judge Ashton Jones. Andrews Mayor Flora Braly signed a proclamation last week for Municipal Court Week. In the proclamation, Braly stated that she “extends appreciation to all City of Andrews Municipal Court Judges and court support personnel for the vital services they perform and their exemplary dedication to our community.”