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One is airlifted following two-truck crash at 115/181

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A major two-vehicle collision last Friday night at an intersection notorious for serious crashes resulted in one person being airlifted to an area medical facility and the brief shutdown of the intersection, according to authorities.

Culmination of Homecoming comes with Friday’s crowning

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It’s smack dab in the middle of Homecoming Week and the big events are yet to come.

County election administrator steps down

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The county’s first election administrator recently stepped down from the role due to an out of state move.

OC-TTUHSC Early Decision Articulation Agreement to increase BSN-prepared nurses across the Permian Basin and the state

Odessa College and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing officially announced and celebrated their Early Decision Articulation Agreement. This partnership agreement illuminates the pathway for OC nursing students to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) through TTUHSC in as little as three years.

NRC issues spent fuel storage license to ISP

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A federal agency this week issued a license for the construction and operation of a consolidated interim storage facility for spent fuel at Waste Control Specialists’ site in far west Andrews County.

Pedestrian hit by vehicle on S. Main St. late Friday dies

An Andrews man was killed late Friday after he was struck by a vehicle while walking across S. Main St., according to police.

Five climb steps in honor of 9/11 first responders

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The turnout for an event that honored first responders’ courageous efforts following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001 was perhaps not what organizers were hoping for, but the sense of patriotism and inspiration was present, they said.

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Federal vaccine mandates would have local impact

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Vaccine mandates outlined in President Biden’s six-step COVID strategy would impact local businesses with more than 100 employees, governing entities such as the county and Andrews ISD, and Permian Regional Medical Center, which receives Medicare/Medicaid funding.