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Double display with Christmas decorations

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City council approves business decoration contest for second year, new decorations to be unveiled

Council ordinance allows golf carts, ORVs on public streets

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Intent of ordinance is to clear up any confusion on the matter

Odessa College Draws 10 Student Finalists for $10,000 Prize

Odessa College is excited to announce the 10 finalists who were randomly selected for a chance to win a $10,000 cash prize. The finalists were picked from a pool of the OC students who enrolled in a Fall 2024 credit course, and the winner was revealed on Tuesday, October 29. The first runner-up will receive a $2,000 scholarship, and the second runner-up will receive a $1,000 scholarship.

DAR to honor fallen veterans with wreaths

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The Permian Basin Daughters of the American revolution will continue honoring Andrews military veterans who have passed away and are laid to rest in the Andrews County Cemetery.

Court to look at softball request for Sports Plex lights at night

No action was taken on Tuesday and a workshop was scheduled

Ocotillo Garden Club of Andrews

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Ocotillo Garden Club of Andrews

Rollover wreck west of Andrews claims life

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The vehicle veered off the roadway Tuesday morning and rolled before hitting fence, ejecting driver

School district’s enrollment decreases by 45 students since beginning of year

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The present figure is the lowest enrollment total since end of the 2022-2023 school year at 4,199

Local taxing entities asked for $1 million for behavioral center effort

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The $232 million Permian Basin Behavioral Health Center is being constructed in Midland County but will serve patients from throughout the area—including Andrews.

WCS payments to county are approaching $20 million

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A five percent surcharge on gross receipts from Waste Control Specialists’ low-level nuclear disposal operation is adding up for the county.