Chevron announced Thursday that Mitch Mamoulides, its Midland/Delaware Basin area manager for Chevron’s Mid-Continent Business Unit will move to the company’s Gulf of Mexico business unit (GOMBU) to assume the role of manager, Joint Ventures.
As supporters and members of the United Way of Midland filled Green Tree Country Club, speakers at the podium constantly repeated the phrase “…
Saudi Arabia was said to raise its pricing for June oil sales to Asia by the most since April 2015, in a sign that the world’s biggest exporte…
Authorities say a police officer has come to the aid of a wild deer whose head was stuck inside a light globe in a wooded area of suburban New York.
DALLAS (AP) — A former Fort Worth police officer who served 21 years of a life sentence for raping a 13-year-old girl was freed Thursday after his accuser admitted that she lied when she didn't acknowledge a previous sex assault.
Texas A&M assistant coach Aaron Moorehead has apologized for a series of tweets about loyalty and accountability he posted soon after a highly touted quarterback recruit announced he was breaking a verbal commitment to the Aggies.
Saudi Arabia was said to raise its pricing for June oil sales to Asia by the most since April 2015, in a sign that the world’s biggest exporter is expecting demand to recover as the global crude market rebalances.
Chevron announced Thursday that Mitch Mamoulides, its Midland/Delaware Basin area manager for Chevron’s Mid-Continent Business Unit will move to the company’s Gulf of Mexico business unit (GOMBU) to assume the role of manager, Joint Ventures.
As supporters and members of the United Way of Midland filled Green Tree Country Club, speakers at the podium constantly repeated the phrase “thank you.†Despite the economic climate, the agency was able to raise more than $3 million for the 16th straight year.
Former astronaut Mark Kelly will be speaking at the Blakemore Planetarium May 14 as part of the Museum of the Southwest’s Relativity Lecture Series, according to the museum’s website.
For 32 years, the Celebration of the Arts festival has always taken place downtown. This year, things are different. With Midland Center and Centennial Park being primed for construction, major events normally held there -- with the exception of Tall City Blues Fest -- have moved elsewhere. This weekend, COA 2016 will take resident in the Horseshoe Pavilion.
On most days, Leslie Slaughter can be found tucked away in a little shack of a building behind her house. The tiny shop is jampacked with counters and storage units on wheels to make it easier for the petite woman to squeeze between supplies, often to check on her two large kilns heating the glass she’s been molding, forming and coloring.
With a Jane Austen novel, an Oscar-nominated filmmaker and complimentary tickets, it’s fair to say that Midland County Public Library is going all in for a night out at the movies.
It’s no secret that the Lee baseball team can hit.
BROCK -- Bullard Brook Hill eliminated Midland Christian, 12-2 via run-rule in five innings during a TAPPS 4A softball state quarterfinal, Thursday night at Brock High School.
Over Midland High’s first 13 regular season games this year, junior outfielder Chris Sims had stepped into the batters’ box just 27 times.
Catcher Natalie Gamboa has been a constant behind the plate for the No. 8-ranked Midland High softball team.
The Lee football team, under new coach Clint Hartman, began spring football practices on Monday at Lee High School. Here is a collection of photos. Photos by Tim Fischer|Reporter-Telegram
Half-Pint Triathlon was part of Healthy Kids Day Saturday at the YMCA. The triathlon featured swimming (25 yards), trotting (around the facility) and tricycling (twice around the indoor track). Other activities during the morning-long event included obstacle course, health screenings, crafts, storytelling and pine car derby. In addition, parents could sign up their children for summer day camp, sports camps and leagues and swim lessons.
MCC Ladies Association The Midland Country Club Ladies’ Association’s last meeting of the year was April 15 at Julian Gold. Featured was an up-close look of the Escada Spring 2016 Collection. The in-store luncheon was catered by Petroleum Club Chef Angel Brito. Guests dined on iceberg lettuce with a mayo-dijonnaise dressing, chicken roulade stuffed with spinach and ham and peach cobbler. Trip to Post Several Midlanders recently took a trip to Post, where they saw the play “The Carpenter’s Son†at Ragtown Gospel Theater, enjoyed the O.S. Museum and visited stores downtown. Those taking in the sights were Don Wedel, Vivian Wedel, Johnnie Aaron, Colleen Todd, Patti Owen, Linda Owen and Jerry Owen. Museum of the Southwest The Museum of the Southwest honored its volunteers April 7. A cocktail reception at the Blakemore Planetarium preceded the meeting at which was presented the annual report and an overview of the past year. Volunteers who were recognized were Jaime Alexander, Turner Award; Kimberly Kennedy, executive director of the Midland Downtown Farmers’ Market, Community Spirit Award; Brandy Wrangham, Anna Minjarez, Mike DeShazo and Daryl Lane, Appreciation Award; James Small, Past President Award; and James Wootan, Youth Leadership Award.
With temperatures warming up here in Texas, many residents are starting to fill their pools back up again. A home pool can be a nice addition to your home and a fun way to beat the heat — but it also requires time and maintenance, a good bit of money and the right contractor.
Halliburton Co. and Baker Hughes Inc. are preparing to call off their $28 billion merger, which has met stiff antitrust resistance from regulators in the U.S. and Europe, a person familiar with the situation said.
Spring is here, and we all know what that means: Spring cleaning. This April may be a good time to clean out your closet, dust around the house or have a yard sale — but what about cleaning up your digital life?
Puppy love is sweet, but Better Business Bureau serving Central, Coastal, Southwest Texas and the Permian Basin is warning dog lovers to be cautious when searching to buy a furry friend online. In what is called a “puppy scam,†scammers — posing as breeders — use the Internet to place ads offering inexpensive puppies.
The danger of trying to manage oil price expectations with largely meaningless output-limiting agreements, as oil-producing countries tried to do in Doha on Sunday, is that the talks may fail and the publicity may turn negative. That’s what’s happening now: Brent crude dropped up to 7 percent after the weekend’s meeting in Doha meeting failed to produce a deal.
