GUEST VIEW: Trump, allies are being unfairly targeted

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By Angie Wong InsideSources.com The never-ending attempts to vilify everyone in Donald Trump’s orbit never cease to amaze. From top advisers to future Cabinet members and...

GUEST VIEW: ECRP guilty of election interference

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By Ronnie Lewis I have been in a battle to persuade Ector County Republican Party County Chair Tisha Crow to prove she is electable and...

LANDGRAF: Gratitude: Reflecting on a year of achievement for West Texas

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By State Rep. Brooks Landgraf As we enter the holiday season, marked by the changing hues of leaves, family gatherings around the table, and reflections...

GUEST VIEW: Congress can redeem itself by calling for help

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By Veronique de Rugy There’s much talk today about the need for a fiscal commission. The House Budget Committee held a hearing about it a...

DAWNINGS: The sacred duty of caring for our veterans

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By Rev. Dr. Dawn Darwin Weaks Pastor, Connection Christian Church Many people are talking about how divided our country is these days. That’s why it is...

GUEST VIEW: Divergent oil forecasts highlight essential role of oil

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By Dr. Dean Foreman, Chief Economist Texas Oil & Gas Association The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) – the U.S. government’s official source for energy data...

GUEST VIEW: A thank you from Ector County Judge Fawcett

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By Dustin Fawcett With Thanksgiving on the horizon, this time of year brings an air of gratitude and thanksgiving. In Ector County, I strongly believe...

GUEST VIEW: Here’s what Hamas attack looked like

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By Michael Graham I have seen the dead of Oct. 7. And now I must speak for them. It wasn’t my idea. The Israeli Consulate in...

GUEST VIEW: A tale of two counties

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By M. Ray Perryman The year is 2050 in this tale of two counties — Ector and Rejector. “It was the best of times; it...

GUEST VIEW: Empowering rural futures in the Permian Basin

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By Sara Saleem, M.A. Last May, I stood at the sidelines of the Midland High School graduation–twelve years of teaching and at least twelve graduations...