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Midland College student pursues dream of owning auto shop
By Michael Pineda | Feb 19, 2021
One thing about the oil field is veteran rig hands know the money is great but there are going to be great times and there are going to be rough times.
Midland hospice facility joins AngMar Medical Holdings family
By Michael Pineda | Feb 19, 2021
AngMar Medical Holdings, Inc. had its share of challenges in 2020 but holding fast on a commitment to expand its hospice footprint in its existing home health markets was not of them.
Mexco Energy finances on the upswing
By Michael Pineda | Feb 19, 2021
Thanks to an increase in natural gas prices, Mexco Energy Corporation was able to post an increase in net income for the third quarter of the 2021 fiscal year as compared to what it accomplished a year ago.
Texas shows signs of recovery amid arctic storm
By Michael Pineda | Feb 19, 2021
While the impact of an arctic front that put Texas on its heels continues to linger, there are signs of recovery within the state.
Midland County sets tentative plan to resume jury trials
By Michael Pineda | Feb 10, 2021
Midland County is eager to begin moving out from underneath the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic in terms of resuming its jury trials.
Midland Young Leaders Challenge accepts applications
By Michael Pineda | Feb 7, 2021
The Midland Young Leaders Challenge, which spotlights high school juniors from high schools and home schools in Midland County, will return this year after a one-year hiatus.
Priority Power Management expands capabilities with purchase of Satori Energy Solutions
By Michael Pineda | Feb 7, 2021
Priority Power Management’s goal of becoming the preeminent force in energy management services took a significant step forward with the purchase of Chicago-based Satori Energy Solutions, according to Business Wire.
Midland College student pursues inspirational nursing career
By Michael Pineda | Feb 7, 2021
To say Anabel Rivas' personal journey toward an associate degree at Midland College has been an unlikely one could be an understatement.
Midland offers COVID-19 info on its website
By Michael Pineda | Jan 15, 2021
Information on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Midland and what precautions and actions residents need to take can now be accessed online.
Midland florist charged with two misdemeanors for role in U.S. Capitol siege
By Michael Pineda | Jan 15, 2021
Federal authorities did not have to work hard in finding compelling evidence about a Midland florist’s role in the U.S. Capitol siege after she posted it on her Facebook page.
Midland College pins latest class of nursing school graduates
By Michael Pineda | Jan 7, 2021
A total of 23 Midland College nursing students took part in a ceremony dating back to one of the profession’s greatest names as they took a step from nursing school to nursing practice.
Center of Energy and Economic Diversification to offer boost to Midland small business sector
By Michael Pineda | Jan 7, 2021
A desire to develop small businesses and spur innovation has led the Midland Development Corporation and University of Texas Permian Basin to create an incubator located at the university's Midland campus.
Midland dentist honored by American Academy of Implant Dentistry
By Michael Pineda | Dec 26, 2020
Midland's dental sector is in good hands with young dedicated professionals such as Dr. Tye Thompson of Dental Studio of Midland.
Midland College offers path in life, 'it was the best decision I ever made'
By Michael Pineda | Dec 12, 2020
Lauren Bell has lived in Midland all her life, but it was not until she attended Midland College and participated in Students in Philanthropy that she truly fell for her hometown.
Midland-based Diamondback Energy to discuss third-quarter results
By Michael Pineda | Oct 23, 2020
Those investing in Diamondback Energy Inc. will have the opportunity to receive details about the company’s financial health as the 2020 third quarter comes to a close.
Midland College and Midland Community Theatre collaborating on 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
By Michael Pineda | Sep 23, 2020
Throughout the years, Midland College and Midland Community Theatre have developed a rich reputation of providing first-rate performances to the community and this fall is promising to be no different.
Veteran educator Dr. Ann Dixon tapped to serve as Midland ISD interim superintendent
By Michael Pineda | Sep 23, 2020
Dr. Ann Dixon is no stranger to serving as an school interim superintendent and she has drawn the task again in her latest appointment at Midland Independent School District.
Preparations underway to open Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center to public
By Michael Pineda | Jun 11, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center, but the lights are ready to once again shine on centerstage.
Midland County Election Office adjusts to virus as election draws near
By Michael Pineda | Jun 10, 2020
As the Texas primary runoff election approaches, election officials are taking a number of precautions to ensure safety for both poll workers and voters.
Local law legend fondly remembered
By Michael Pineda | May 29, 2020
Gary Painter was a giant in law enforcement and his shadow continues to loom large over the county a year after his passing.