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Greenwood runners compete among nation’s best at Nike Outdoor Nationals in Oregon

Greenwood runners compete among nation’s best at Nike Outdoor Nationals in Oregon

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Greenwood runners compete among nation’s best at Nike Outdoor Nationals in Oregon

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Thursday, June 25, 2026
Body EUGENE, OR - Four Greenwood ISD students recently competed against some of the nation’s top track athletes at the Nike Outdoor Nationals in Eugene, Oregon, one of the most prestigious high school and middle school track meets in the country.
Greenwood graduate Jace Dorner, left, shakes hands with Midland County Sheriff David Criner after being promoted to sergeant in the Midland County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Division.

Greenwood graduate Jace Dorner, left, shakes hands with Midland County Sheriff David Criner after being promoted to sergeant in the Midland County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Division.

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Greenwood graduate Jace Dorner

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Thursday, June 25, 2026
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Greenwood graduate named chief of staff for USDA agency

Greenwood graduate named chief of staff for USDA agency

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Greenwood graduate named chief of staff for USDA agency

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Thursday, June 18, 2026
Body WASHINGTON, DC - Greenwood High School graduate Kyle Allen has been promoted to chief of staff for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).

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Cheetahs carry Basin pride to Nike Outdoor Nationals

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Thursday, June 18, 2026
Body EUGENE, OR - Six athletes from the Midland Cheetahs Track Club are set to compete this week at the prestigious Nike Outdoor Nationals in Eugene, earning their place among some of the top junior high and high school runners in the nation.
From left, Cori Pena, known as the store’s “bow queen,” Briley Gardenhire, Michelle Lloyd and Ashley Byram stand in front of Michelle’s Adoorable Creations in Greenwood. The business, located at 2800 S. County Road 1067, recently expanded its storefront and now carries homecoming supplies for customers across west Texas.

From left, Cori Pena, known as the store’s “bow queen,” Briley Gardenhire, Michelle Lloyd and Ashley Byram stand in front of Michelle’s Adoorable Creations in Greenwood. The business, located at 2800 S. County Road 1067, recently expanded its storefront and now carries homecoming supplies for customers across west Texas.

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Greenwood craft store expands, becomes West Texas source for homecoming supplies

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Thursday, June 18, 2026
Body GREENWOOD - What started as a small wreathmaking business on a kitchen counter has grown into a nearly 6,000-square-foot storefront that ships products around the world. Now, Michelle’s Adoorable Creations is taking on a new role.
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