Quick hits Basin rig count steady in Permian
The Baker Hughes weekly rig count shows Permian Basin activity steady with 379 rigs, focused on oil. Nationally, oil and gas rigs fell by four to 954, with 765 oil rigs and 189 gas rigs in use, while price benchmarks closed near 46 and 49.58 per barrel.
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Sing a Song with your Supper at Dee's Bistro
West Texas Talent presents Sing a Song with your Sup per at Dee's Bistro 622 N Lee Ave with singing waiters Sonya Cortez Marchette Dewberry Brianna Rios Joanna Herrera Katia Marina and waiters Brandon Lopez Alec Velasquez. Dinner and music served by reserved seating at 7 8 and 9 p.m. Tickets 20 per person space limited call Daniel Ryan at 978-7405 for details. ON THE NET westtexastalent.com
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MCHS President Webster to retire in January 2018
Medical Center Health System chief executive Bill Webster announced his retirement effective January 2018 after turning 66, saying he will continue to lead during a transition with the Ector County Hospital District Board. The move follows a May hospital board election that ousted incumbents and brought four new directors.
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Ector County ISD ag program hatches fresh eggs on campus
Ector County Independent School District’s agriculture program runs a farm with about 45 hens at 7649 W Dunn St. They produce roughly 2 1/2 dozen eggs daily and are funded by a $4,000 grant from the National FFA and Tractor Supply. Leader Randy Gillum says four breeds—Rhode Island Reds Bard Plymouth Rocks White Leghorn Hybrids and Ameraucanas—provide hands on learning for 450 to 500 students who gather eggs daily and candle eggs to check for defects.
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Unemployment Rate Drops to 16 Year Low Amid Hiring Surge
The Labor Department reports 209,000 new jobs in July following 231,000 in June while the unemployment rate falls to 4.3 percent, steady global growth supports U S profits and stock markets at record highs.
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