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Andrews ISD enrollment should increase with improved economy, less virus spread

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The school district’s student enrollment numbers revealed a slight decrease from the previous month, school board members learned at the April meeting.

Andrews County’s virus numbers are remaining minimal as vaccines rise

The health department’s most recent report regarding Andrews County’s virus-related numbers revealed two similar and ongoing trends during April—the spread is slowing down and the vaccine numbers continue to increase.

State Capitol Opens Virtually for Local Retirees

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Andrews and Gaines Counties Retired School Employees joined hundreds from across the state to participate in Zoom to the Capitol on April 6-8th.

Andrews High School March Golden Horseshoe Recipient

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Each month the AHS faculty selects a senior student who exemplifies the traits of citizenship, community service, academic excellence, school participation, and leadership. Andrews High School Student Council is proud to announce Hanna Wells, daughter of Robbie and Sandy Wells as the March recipient of the Golden Horseshoe Award.

Andrews man stars in new HGTV series Bargain Block

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Every once in a while—especially if he’s around the right company—Kevin Bynum’s West Texas accent comes out.

Jones has been a trailblazer for Andrews for the past 40 years

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Carolyn Jones has been part of some major decisions made by the city council over the past six years.

Wild West Fest makes strong return

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One glimpse at the ACE Arena parking lot Friday revealed a wild turnout for the chamber’s annual Wild, Wild West fest, which is geared toward celebrating the diverse culture and heritage of the old west.

Longtime law officer makes return to Andrews through deputy position with sheriff’s office

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Consider it a homecoming of sorts for Michael Moore.

School board, city council races to be decided Saturday

Residents desiring to participate in the May 1 school board and city council elections have one last opportunity to cast their ballot, if they didn’t do so already through early voting.

Permian Regional Medical Center is in initial phases of offering internal dialysis center

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Permian Regional Medical Center is pursuing dialysis service again, but this time it won’t be through a corporation, according to PRMC CEO Donny Booth.

Several years ago, the local hospital planned to use DaVita Kidney Care to open a dialysis center in Andrews to meet the needs of residents who travel three times a week for the service.

The plan was to use space at the Quick Care Clinic for the dialysis operation.

But the plan fell through after DaVita felt there would be profitability issues, according to Booth.