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By KIM ALEXANDER
Today’s Texas economy is doing great—and education, well, not so much. In 2017, the economy of Texas was the second-largest in the U.S. and ranked first for current economic climate thanks to strong employment.
Strong economies—from the rolling plains to the... + continue reading
By LEE PITTS
One of the signs you’re getting old is the AARP and the American Heart Association will send you pamphlets warning about the signs of a heart attack or stroke. Trust me, it’s not junk mail. Nor is it anything to laugh at, although I’m often seen rolling on the... + continue reading
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The OMS Cross-Country Teams competed at the District 7-AA Meet on Oct. 10 in San Angelo.
The Seventh Grade Lions and Seventh Grade Lady Lions won the meet, the Eighth Grade Lions placed second and the Eighth Grade Lady Lions placed third.
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SAN ANGELO – The OHS Lions and Lady Lions Cross-Country Teams are headed to regionals.
At the District 7-AA Meet on Oct. 10, the Varsity Lions placed second in the meet and the Lady Lions placed third punching their ticket to the Region I Meet on Monday, Oct. 22, at Mae Simmons Park in... + continue reading
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FORSAN - The Ozona Lions got their first district win Friday night as they held on to defeat the Forsan Buffaloes, 28-20.
Both teams would bounce back and forth with the Lions maintaining... + continue reading
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By KIM ALEXANDER
Today’s Texas economy is doing great—and education, well, not so much. In 2017, the economy of Texas was the second-largest in the U.S. and ranked first for current... + continue reading
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BY MELISSA PERNER
While updating local citizens on the upcoming legislative session, State Rep. Andrew Murr, R-Junction, was praised for his efforts in the last session.
Murr received the... + continue reading
