Saturday | Big Spring Herald
County prepares to honor veterans
HERALD photo/Amanda Moreno Cub Scout David Tidwell places a flag on a veteran's grave at Trinity Memorial Park Saturday morning.
Flores stepping down as HC provost
Goodbyes and hellos will figuratively highlight this month's Howard College trustees' meeting.
Council to cavass election results
The Big Spring City Council will meet Tuesday night to canvass the results of the May 12 municipal election, which will officially get the ball rolling on the $13 million overhaul of the municipality's water and wastewater facilities utilizing economic development funding approved by voters.
Death possible result of family feud, PD says
Investigators with the Big Spring Police Department are still sifting through witness statements to determine the circumstances surrounding the death of 22-year-old Noe Sanchez, who was struck by a vehicle following gunfire Sunday in front of the Big Spring Mall.
While the focus of Tuesday night's public meeting hosted by the Texas Department of Transportation was to introduce improvements to the coming U.S. Highway 87 relief route, that didn't stop local residents from showing their concern for the possible economic impact the route could have on Big Spring.
Big Spring death result of family feud
The death of a 22-year-old Big Spring man Sunday at the Big Spring Mall may be connected to a family feud.
Graumann to be honored at scout dinner
Contributions to the community don't go ignored. Friday at 6:30 p.m., Dr. Keith Graumann will be recognized for his contribution to the community at the Good Scout Award Dinner.
Area towns hold bond elections
Early voting for local candidates in Ector County started Monday, but several area towns in West Texas held bond elections Saturday to vote on items ranging from schools to hospitals.
Reliever route hearing slated Tuesday
Those who feel passionate about the Port-to-Plains truck reliever route around Big Spring should attend a public meeting here Tuesday.
The city of Big Spring will be able to move forward with its proposed $13 million overhaul of the municipality's water and wastewater facilities utilizing economic development funding.
Big Spring voters will get one last chance to weigh in on this year's municipal elections Saturday, as the fate of a proposed overhaul of the municipality's water and wastewater facilities using up to $13 million in economic development funds hangs in the balance.
BSISD joins other districts in questioning TAKS, STAAR
Big Spring public school trustees have joined hundreds of their colleagues across Texas in protesting the emphasis state officials place on high stakes testing.
Man Arrested For Attempting To Steal Cash Register From Big Spring Store
A man is accused of trying to steal a cash register from a Big Spring convenience store.
West Texas TV Station KWES Goes HD With Utah Scientific
Utah Scientific, the worldwide leader in routing and master control switchers, today announced that West Texas NBC affiliate KWES-TV has upgraded to digital HD with Utah Scientific equipment.
Thursday Morning Severe Weather 5/10/12
Good Morning~Rain falling throughout the Permian basin is causing flooding in Midland, Odessa and Big Spring.
Council denies Atmos rate hike request
Big Spring City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to deny a rate increase requested by Atmos Energy's West Texas Division estimated at $11.6 million, a move that will likely force the issue before the Texas Railroad Commission.
Old schools come down as new campuses going up
One of the surest signs construction of new school buildings in Big Spring is nearing completion is the campuses they are replacing are about to be demolished.
Singer, songwriter and actor Kris Kristofferson will take the stage in Big Spring tonight as the last performer in a series of concerts designed to raise funds for the Comanche Trail Park renovation project.
City council to deny Atmos request
The Big Spring City Council is expected to deny a rate increase requested by Atmos Energy's West Texas Division during its meeting Tuesday night, a move city officials say is necessary due to a breakdown in negotiations.
Early voting light, officials say
Early voting totals are down in this year's municipal contest, according to local election officials, with just two days left to cast early ballots next week.