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ANDREWS — Law enforcement officers are still investigating the cause of a head-on collision that killed five people, including three children, in Andrews County on Saturday afternoon.

Firehouse Subs donates money to Wilson Volunteer Fire Department 02/09/11 - 1:12am

Members of the Wilson Volunteer Fire Department on Monday showed off the brand-new LED lights on one of its brush trucks that were purchased through the donations of local sandwich eaters.

Farm show to help with preparations 02/08/11 - 1:15am

The seventh annual Southwest Farm and Ranch Classic begins Tuesday at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center to assist area farmers in their preparations for the 2011 growing season.

Brownfield police investigate death of nursing home resident 02/06/11 - 1:06am

BROWNFIELD — Police continue their investigation of the death of an elderly man found lying outside a nursing home Thursday morning.

City works to revitalize its downtown area and attract more people 02/04/11 - 1:21am

PLAINVIEW — Resident and shop owner Pierce Horton fondly remembered the days of his youth when the downtown was always bustling with activity, and there was not a vacant building in sight.

Cotton quality awareness may rise 02/04/11 - 1:21am

Cotton farmers will no longer be the only ones purchasing FiberMax and Stoneville products. Starting this year, consumers will be able to do the same when they buy clothes and sheets.

Brown family reflects on 'Extreme Makeover' episode, its impact on their mission 02/02/11 - 1:21am

In one morning, a fatal texting-while-driving wreck turned a Wellman family’s personal world upside-down. In two hours, a television episode dramatically altered the way they live and the way they remember the loved one they lost.

Main Street Program helps Levelland, Plainview growth, builds local pride 01/30/11 - 1:44am

Over the years, stores came and went, paved streets replaced dirt roads, but residents say the heart of town is still experiencing new activity and growth. A beautiful, historic downtown with an abundance of unique shops coupled with small-town appeal is what they believe will keep their small city thriving for years to come.

LEVELLAND — Over the years, stores came and went, paved streets replaced dirt roads, but residents say the heart of town is still experiencing new activity and growth. A beautiful, historic downtown with an abundance of unique shops coupled with small-town appeal is what they believe will keep their small city thriving for years to come.

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Investigation continues on Lamesa PD undercover drug operation 01/30/11 - 1:44am

LAMESA — After arresting six people on multiple felony drug charges in an undercover drug operation last week, police say the investigation is ongoing and additional arrests are possible.

Terry County Jail escapee gets 70-year sentence 01/29/11 - 3:13am

BROWNFIELD — A Terry County jury on Thursday sentenced an inmate, who made a jailbreak through air-conditioning ceiling vents in June, to 70 years in prison.