A routine traffic stop Friday night on N. Main led to arrests for drug-related crimes and the driver had a warrant out of Midland County for aggravated robbery, according to
Most middle school seventh graders are several years away from even contemplating the college entry exam known as the ACT. That type of testing is the furthest thing from their
The local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution has big plans to honor late military veterans who are buried at the Andrews County Cemetery. The group hopes to
The two city council members honored Thursday night for their service definitely put in their time with civic responsibilities. Though John McLeod and Brad Sears both served two terms on
The city council on Thursday approved changing city attorneys following an executive session to deliberate the appointment, according to city officials. Underwood Law Firm of Lubbock will now assume the
The commissioners court on Monday will consider a payment to a company involved with new jail/sheriff’s office facility project. The court will look at approving a payment of around $100,000
The last few months of his senior year have provided a memorable ride for Jordan Barton. It’s a road few high school students have traveled down. In that time, Barton
The middle school Future Problem Solvers are tackling a solution to pollution this year. But it’s not just any form of pollution they’re aiming to diminish. Project Blackout is a
They city’s sanitary landfill north of Andrews presently has ample overall capacity to meet demand for quite some time. Though the 111-acre landfill is well used, it still has over
Geraldine Cagle pretty much dismissed the first text that notified her of a credit card compromise. After all, she and her husband, George, hadn’t used the card in a while.
