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Eggleston’s contract extended

Andrews City Manager Steve Eggleston received a “very favorable” evaluation by the city council at last Thursday’s meeting, according to Andrews Mayor Flora Braly.

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How and Why to Keep Kids on a Schedule During School Closures

(StatePoint) School closures have forced families nationwide to readjust to the current reality. However, a sense of structure is important for children’s developmental growth. To create a routine for your kids that sticks, consider the following tips:

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Work safety plan required for businesses still open

The county issued an order Monday requiring businesses and organizations to fill out a mandatory work safe plan questionnaire that must be submitted to the city or county.

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PRMC deals with financial hit along with virus threat

Permian Regional Medical Center is facing another storm separate from potentially treating patients with the novel coronavirus.

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Those from virus hotspots are not locating here

As COVID-19 cases begin to rapidly grow in some areas around the nation, many people from those hotspot areas are fleeing in search of places where the virus isn’t as prevalent.

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County golf course still available

Though gyms are closed and other forms of routine physical exercise may not be available because of the virus threat, some are turning to outdoor activities where little or no contact with others exists.

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Woman steals package from UPS drop box

An Andrews woman was arrested this week for allegedly stealing a package from a UPS drop box site on N. Main St., according to police.

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Teachers now have option to report to school

The school district changed its operational format Monday to where teachers and instructional aides have an option to either work from school or home, according to Andrews ISD Superintendent Bobby Azam.