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The staff of the Greenwood Ranger extends its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, classmates, teachers and coaches of Greenwood High School student Tristan Wilson. Tristan was a beloved student and athlete who inspired many during his courageous fight against cancer.

The staff of the Greenwood Ranger extends its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, classmates, teachers and coaches of Greenwood High School student Tristan Wilson. Tristan was a beloved student and athlete who inspired many during his courageous fight against cancer.

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Christ is Better

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Thursday, February 26, 2026
Body Everywhere we look we see troubled people. Trouble reported on the News of death, terrorism and war. There is turmoil all around and the world will become more confused, frustrated and angry until it returns to its Maker.

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Thursday, February 26, 2026
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A HISTORY CAMP IN HISTORIC PLACES

A HISTORY CAMP IN HISTORIC PLACES

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A HISTORY CAMP IN HISTORIC PLACES

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Thursday, February 26, 2026
Body Part Owner of Texas A HISTORY CAMP IN HISTORIC PLACES Tom Stevens of Chappell Hill was on a cruise once and an entertainer had men on stage asking them questions about married life. The men were asked what three words they use most when talking to their wives.
The Midland County Utility District’s first water treatment facility, located next to the new Midland County jail on SCR 1140, is in its final stages of construction and is expected to begin moving water by the end of April. The plant will initially serve the jail and Greenwood ISD’s new campuses and will eventually be able to treat up to 3 million gallons per day.

The Midland County Utility District’s first water treatment facility, located next to the new Midland County jail on SCR 1140, is in its final stages of construction and is expected to begin moving water by the end of April. The plant will initially serve the jail and Greenwood ISD’s new campuses and will eventually be able to treat up to 3 million gallons per day.

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MCUD plans November bond election as water plant nears completion

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Thursday, February 26, 2026
Body Midland County Utility District General Manager Norman Ashton says education — not promises — will drive the district’s next attempt at a bond election.
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