Pecos Snow Dips In Reeves County Amid Cold Texas Blast
Snow fell in northern Reeves County with two inches at Orla as Pecos chilled to 33 degrees after a 74 degree high. National Weather Service predicted continued rain and possible snow with 1 to 3 inch accumulations and hazardous driving. Dense fog snarled gulf coast travel while a winter polar outbreak affected Texas and much of the nation. Psalm 126:1,2 ends the report with a biblical reflection.
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Reeves County
Texas
Orla
Pecos
National Weather Service
Midland
NWS
Panhandle
South Plains
Abilene
Dallas-Fort Worth
Texas Gulf Coast
Kansas
Pecos High Joins Texas Public Schools Week March 6 10
Pecos High School invites residents to visit during Public Schools Week March 6 to 10 under the direction of Emma Shepherd. Future Teachers of America will manage registration and escort visitors. FTA posters will invite the public to visit, and officials urge participation to better understand the schools.
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Texas Public
Pecos High
Future Teachers of America
Emma Shepherd
FTA
Ftaers
State Board of Education
Texas
Texas Citizen's Committee For Public Schools
Texas Public School System
State Commissioner of Education
State Department of Education
Pecos High School
Councilman Muniz seeks Pecos City Council reelection
Incumbent Jesus H. Muniz 2420 S. Cactus seeks another term in Pecos City Council on April 1. A lifelong Pecos resident and Duval National guard recruiter, he notes his community service roles and campaign leadership with Pecos United Way while outlining his fairness record and plans for local progress.
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Jesus H. Muniz
S. Cactus
Pecos
Elvira Castillo
Mike Castillo
Jesus Jr
Austin Elementary
Monica
Muniz
Duval Corporation
CIT Financial Services
Pecos High School
US Army
Texas Army National Guard
Odessa
Texas
United Mexican American Council
Pecos United Way
Odessa College
January trade deficit hits 2.4 billion in another slide
The Commerce Department reports January 2.4 billion trade gap as exports fall to 10.0 billion and imports reach 12.4 billion. The drop follows a December surge tied to a dock strike settlement, with oil and chemicals leading declines. Officials expect gradual improvement as oil imports fall and economies recover.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Carter
Jeffersonville
Ind
Parade around Jail Keeps Border Town Tense
Defiant farmers marching near Hidalgo County jail hold 200 peers behind bars after a bridge clash. They refuse $18.75 bails, plan to return to the International Bridge, and press to block Mexican produce imports amid ongoing protests. Authorities consider reducing charges and possible bond changes.
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Ken Herman
Associated Press
Edinburg, Texas
Hidlgo County
International Bridge
Hidalgo
John Hill
Gerald McCathern
Hereford
Hill
Dolph Briscoe
Houston
Bris
American Agriculture
Hidalgo County
Marmolejo
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McAllen
Jesus Muniz
Robert Hinojos
Dawn Grable
Kay Painter
Conda Hill
Sherma McLain
Suzy Gross
Tom Bolling
Suzan Owens
Melodee Naylor
Coe
Oscar McInnis
Gener
McCathern
South Texas
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