ANDREWS – In a move that was made sooner than originally anticipated, the hospital board last week named Permian Regional Medical Center’s new CEO. Hospital directors approved hiring interim CEO
County offices here should soon be seeing a big improvement in internet service at a lower cost than the county currently is paying, according to a proposal approved Tuesday by
Clayton Smith of Ackerly has earned a Bachelor of Science, Business Management degree from Western Governors University (WGU). The online, nonprofit university based in Utah, held four separate commencement ceremonies
Does your child always ask “why?” Does your child learn new things very fast, quickly, or easily? Does your child want to know about many things? Is your child interested
The Thrift Store at 911 North 1st Street will be holding its annual Christmas Sale this week. After being closed Monday through Wednesday to prepare for the event, the Thrift
With the end of Daylight Savings Time this past weekend, the City of Lamesa’s landfill has shifted to its winter hours for public access. The landfill is now open to
The Golden Tornado volleyballers started Monday evening’s Class 4A Bi-District playoff match against the Dumas Demons with a bang. Unfortunately it didn’t last long enough. The Golden Tors won that
Both the Borden County Coyotes and Sands Mustangs will be well-represented in Saturday’s UIL Class 1A State Cross Country Championships at Round Rock’s Old Settlers Park. Both Borden County and
Preparing to start the playoffs later this week, Klondike’s District 3-1A’s volleyball champions got something of a wake-up call Tuesday night at Loraine. The Cougars saw their 11-match win streak
The state football playoffs don’t officially start until next weekend, but don’t tell that to the O’Donnell Eagles or the Klondike Cougars. Friday night’s six-man football game at O’Donnell between
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