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A Lifestyle Change

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A sudden shift in the normal activities and lifestyle to which Americans are accustomed has eerily transpired in recent days due to efforts in combating the coronavirus threat.

Community leaders share entities’ plans of action concerning coranavirus issues

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Local governing entities are making concerted efforts to limit the threat of the coronavirus in Andrews, though there have been no confirmed cases in the immediate area at this point.

TxDOT Taking Covid-19 Action to keep Employees and Public Safe

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TxDOT is acting to help reduce the risk of COVID-19. On Friday and over the weekend the department took several steps to protect the public and TxDOT employees. At the same time, TxDOT remains committed to delivering services to its customers all over the Lone Star State.

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Monday March 16

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Monday, March 16

PRMC implements steps concerning coronavirus

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On the heels of emergency declarations Friday by President Trump and Governor Greg Abbott, the local medical center announced a series of precautionary measures to be implemented at the hospital concerning the coronavirus.

Two suspects have hearings, one sentenced

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Two of three suspects arrested in October following an investigation in which officers recovered more than $215,000 worth of stolen items from a southeast Andrews County residence are scheduled for pre-trial hearings next week in 109th District Court.

New jail will alleviate the issues

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Andrews County Sheriff Rusty Stewart and those who work with the present 60-plus-year-old jail facility at the courthouse are likely counting down the days before the new, $28-million sheriff’s office/jail is completed.

Keep Andrews Beautiful re-emerges with new structure and added programs

Several upcoming city beautificationtype programs are included with the recent re-emergence of the former Keep Andrews Beautiful program, according to a press release.

City’s sales tax rebate check is under $700,000

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The city’s most recent sales tax rebate check from the state comptroller’s office didn’t reach the $700,000 level for the second consecutive month and for the fourth time out of the last five months—but it was very close.