LANDGRAF: Don’t mess with Odessa

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By State Rep. Brooks Landgraf Texans, especially West Texans, have a certain reputation. We’re people of faith, honest and direct. We’re proud of our state...

GUEST VIEW: Crow: OA has abandoned journalism

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By Tisha Crow Last month, a series of text messages found their way to an online media outlet that appeared to expose a lewd and...

GUEST VIEW: At the root of democracy: Free flow of information

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By Kelley Shannon Executive Director, Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas As Ukrainians fight and die for democracy, Russia is arresting its own citizens who are...

GUEST VIEW: World Water Day celebrates water and awareness of the global water crisis

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By Bishop Emeritus, Michael D. Pfeifer, OMI World Water Day, March 22nd focuses on the most essential element of all life which is water. The...

PFLUGER: Zelenskyy is a courageous leader. He deserves both America’s admiration and support.

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“I need ammunition, not a ride.” Those are the words proclaimed by Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. In the midst of terrible death and destruction...

LANDGRAF: Dance with the one who brung ya

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By State Rep. Brooks Landgraf If Texas was a cake, Permian Basin crude oil would be a necessary ingredient to bake that cake. You don’t...

GUEST VIEW: Ector County needs vision, planning

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By Dustin Fawcett Roadways are perhaps the most important issue that county government must oversee. A long-standing issue with how our county government has been...

GUEST VIEW: Andrews Mayor thanks, supports Landgraf

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Representative Brooks Landgraf has been an incredible voice for Andrews. We are so sad that our county will no longer be in House District...

GUEST VIEW: Guidelines detail how to spend ARPA funds

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By Dustin Fawcett The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 brought about an allocation of $32 million, in two separate $16 million installments, to Ector...

GUEST VIEW: The other Robinhood

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By Michele Harmon Demand for teachers is at its highest level, and school districts cannot fill the jobs. Districts also need experienced teachers. Why not...