ANDREWS – West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude continued to climb over the week, reaching trading prices it hasn’t experienced since before the virus pandemic began last year.
BROWNFIELD - The Texas Department of State Health Services and South Plains Public Health District sent out a notification to the Terry County judge, Brownfield mayor, City of Wellman and the City of Meadow that they fall under Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s GA-32 order as of Feb 3.
SNYDER – The Texas Supreme Court heard oral arguments Feb. 4 from both sides of the Scurry County, et al, vs. Kinder Morgan, et al, lawsuit. The hearing focused on Kinder Morgan’s appeal of 132nd District Judge Ernie B. Armstrong and the 11th Court of Appeals rulings that denied Kinder Morgan’s motion to dismiss.
As with just about everything else the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the operation of Lamesa’s unique non-profit movie theater.
Anyone interested in having a booth at Lamesa’s Chicken Fried Steak Festival in April is encouraged to go ahead and reserve a space.
Dawson County continues to see renewed interest in oil activity, with three permits for new drilling operations in Dawson County approved within the past two weeks by the Texas Railroad Commission.
The library is hosting an array of programs geared toward the heart and in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
It has been almost a month since any COVID-19 immunizations were allocated to medical facilities in Dawson County.
Dawson County has had more confirmed cases of COVID-19 and more deaths attributed to the virus than all but one of its seven neighboring counties.
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