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Community meeting set for Apr. 9

Body - The Midland County Office of Emergency Management is pleased to invite residents to a public meeting scheduled for *Wednesday, April 9, 2025, at 5:30 PM. This important gathering will take place at 1703 E.
Greenwood ISD Welcomes Pink Pantry to Meet Students’ Hygiene Needs

Greenwood ISD Welcomes Pink Pantry to Meet Students’ Hygiene Needs

Greenwood ISD Welcomes Pink Pantry to Meet Students’ Hygiene Needs

Body Greenwood ISD students now have increased access to basic hygiene products thanks to the expansion of the Pink Pantry program, an initiative by the Junior League of Midland (JLM) aimed at ensuring students’ essential hygiene needs are met.
 SAM IS MAKING ANOTHER MOVIE

SAM IS MAKING ANOTHER MOVIE

SAM IS MAKING ANOTHER MOVIE

Body Part Owner of Texas SAM IS MAKING ANOTHER MOVIE Sam Pfister of Georgetown makes movies about real life. “Why make anything up?” he asks.
CHENNAULT’S “TIGERS” FLY CIRCLES AROUND JAPANESE

CHENNAULT’S “TIGERS” FLY CIRCLES AROUND JAPANESE

CHENNAULT’S “TIGERS” FLY CIRCLES AROUND JAPANESE

Body President Franklin Roosevelt secretly signed an executive order in early April 1942 that allowed American aviators to join Claire Chennault’s volunteers in China.
Response to God

Response to God

Response to God

Body Our privilege to live in response to the grace of God is more than Awesome! “For the grace of God-that brings salvation has appeared to all men.”[Titus 2: 11]. The Old Testament revealed salvation by the law of God.
Greenwood’s Newest Firefighter: Ross Colemen Ready to Train

Greenwood’s Newest Firefighter: Ross Colemen Ready to Train

Greenwood’s Newest Firefighter: Ross Colemen Ready to Train

Body GREENWOOD The Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department has a new member. Ross Colemen joined this month, bringing a strong work ethic and a desire to serve. Originally from South Texas, he works full-time as a safety director in the oilfield.

Texas Sets New Oil and Gas Production Records in 2024

Body AUSTIN – The RRC’s long history of common sense, science-based regulation of the oil and gas industry has safeguarded Texas communities and the environment while also fostering responsible production benefitting the state economy and America’s energy independence.