Permian Proud

Permian Proud has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in October 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Permian Proud are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, permianproud has populated their site with: • ECISD wins big at Academic Decathlons • Carlsbad rallies for family after fatal hit-and-run • Big Spring Rodeo smashes all-time Saturday attendance record • UTPB adds new AI track to its computer science programs • UTPB music students accepted into international summer festival in Ireland • Signups open for popular Andre Roman Basketball Camp in Pecos • Midland’s tribute to America’s 250th continues with ‘Arts & Culture Day’ • Odessa Jackalopes hire Brian Sherry as new head coach • Snoopy adds flair for clown • How to help after the Midland mass shooting • King Foundation grant supports Permian Basin early childhood literacy program • Two Midland College Pre-K teachers named to national literacy honor roll • Roger Orona joins Skillpoint Alliance as new Permian Basin electrical instructor • Midland ISD marks milestone on new high school construction • Midland College names Liv Garza as head softball coach • Chevron signs agreement to power Microsoft data center campus in Reeves County • Celebrate America’s 250th birthday in Midland’s Centennial Park - Permian Proud • Midland ISD sees 22 percent jump in National Recognition Awards • Odessa College appoints Midland native Bryce Waters as head golf coach - Permian Proud • United Supermarkets opens new store in Andrews • Midland celebrates grand opening of Diamondback Energy Athletic Complex • Franks repeats as Pecos champ • Andrews police mourns passing of K9 Iro • Landry Jones inducted into New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame • Odessa honors man who risked life to help dying shooting victim • Museum of the Southwest expands summer programs for 60th Anniversary • Josh Abbott Band to perform at Midland County Fair • Permian Strategic Partnership invests $5.5M to improve early literacy in Midland and Ector County schools • Midland ISD students see 7 percent jump in passing AP exam scores • Odessa Police Department unveils lobby memorial for Officer Bailey Martin • Big Brothers Big Sisters set date for 10th Annual Wildcatters Ball • West Texas students impress at State Civics Competition • Midland College nursing class achieves perfect pass rate on national exam • Hudson Westbrook’s ‘Hits Me Tour’ to stop in Midland • Carlsbad Caverns unveils schedule for 'Dawn of the Bats' • Midland College tutoring center earns international certification • Judge Fawcett to help launch 2026 Odessa United Way campaign • COM Aquatics earns overall team title at West Nationals Dive Meet • Midland ISD celebrates Holdsworth Aspiring Principals Academy graduates • Tall City Brewing Co. wins Silver Medal at 2026 U.S. Open beer championship • GECU breaks ground on first Odessa branch, donates $7K to local charities • New Midland High School topped out • Eight Midland ISD seniors complete Baylor College of Medicine summer prep program • New lights shine on Odessa College's tennis and pickleball courts • Odessa police officers provide station tour for nonprofit serving special needs individuals • Midland approves deal for new AST SpaceMobile facility, adding 1,800 jobs • Odessa College Andrews Extension Center to host Back to School Bash • Odessa College's Peyton Fiene drafted by Houston Astros • Tarzan & Jane opens new Odessa travel center with DK Fuel • Midland College volleyball clinches 2026 AVCA Academic Award - Permian Proud • Midland College Foundation to host comedian Frank Caliendo for free show - Permian Proud • Permian Basin Honor Flight to host annual sporting clays fundraiser for veterans • Live and in-person: John Van Hamersveld to attend Carlsbad Museum art show closing events • Ellen Noël Art Museum hosts exhibition on Texas lowrider culture • Boys & Girls Club visits Odessa College to explore future careers • Pecos Municipal Airport to host 37th Annual Cantaloupe Fly-In - Permian Proud • Cyclone Ballparks preps for 1st Annual Ed Scott Memorial Youth Softball Tournament • Lea County Fair and Rodeo celebrates 90th anniversary in Lovington • Chevron’s Ryder Booth on how local innovation is making the U.S. an energy powerhouse • Mexican brewers to join 5th Annual Tall City Brewing Invitational • Midland Christian sophomore named NCSAA National Pitcher of the Year • Cash for Causes Midland and VFW Post 7208 announce ‘Patsy’s Cook Off Part 2’ • PSP's $5.1M investment to help West Texas educators meet new state certification mandates - Permian Proud • Out West expands entertainment lineup with seven new events • Communities In Schools signature fundraising event returns to support local students and families • West Texas Symphony unveils 64th season lineup • Midland welcomes its first NFL-affiliated, all-girls flag football league • Midland Education Foundation awards over $140K to local AP teachers • Midland program helps artists build businesses • COM Aquatics divers secure national titles at record-breaking AAU championships • UTPB unveils redesigned campus entrance in Odessa • Registration opens for Odessa College’s 2026 Fitness Challenge • Keep Pecos Beautiful receives statewide award of excellence • U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright to join Great American Energy Comeback Tour in Midland • Hobbs CORE director earns top national recreation certification • Freddyville, UTPB’s community tailgate event, coming Sept. 1 • UTPB student Quintin Malo earns American Association of Professional Landmen scholarship • 10th Annual Wildcatters Ball to support local youth • New Mexico State Fair celebrates Route 66 centennial with cars, rodeo and live music • Midland ISD starts the new school year with 97 percent of teaching jobs filled • Josh Abbott Band and Mike Ryan to perform at Midland County Fair • Midland College expands esports program by joining national association • Odessa preps for massive card and collectibles show at Ector County Coliseum • Midland College and West Texas Food Bank partner with Oxy to combat local food insecurity • Energy Secretary Chris Wright says success of U.S. energy agenda ‘understood best in the Permian Basin’ • Bill Kirby, advocate for youth golf and Hogan Park renovations, dies at 71 • Midland Memorial Hospital births top 3K in 2025, on pace to break records in 2026 • Hobbs police sergeants honored for saving life by performing CPR • ECISD honors its longest continuously serving employee • Ector County ISD fine arts programs win state and national awards • Abell-Hanger Foundation awards $7M to Midland College for new applied technology complex • Teachers of Tomorrow and Abilene Christian University partner to expand online degree access for educators • Sold-out High Sky Fall Benefit Concert with Sugar Ray offers final tickets via online auction • Odessa College opens registration for 2026 car show • Ellen and Larry Bell donate $3.6M for new children’s park in Odessa • COM Aquatics swimmer Ethan Hammontree earns sixth-place finish at Junior Nationals • Midland Airport jumps nine spots in national commercial rankings after 20 percent passenger surge • Ector County ISD Athletics honored for good sportsmanship • Energy companies, feds award $2.6M for Pecos Watershed • Free adult literacy summit coming to Hobbs • Midland Chamber of Commerce to host inaugural State of Healthcare • Midland College to host free TCU vs. Wyoming basketball game • Odessa College Jackrabbit gets new look for 80th anniversary • Midland Air & Space Port launches new website • Bush Family Home to host Children’s Health Fair in honor of Robin Bush • Midland diver Lindyn Johnson reaches world junior diving final, places 12th in Croatia • New Mexico State Parks offer Girl Scouts free weekend access Sept. 12-13 • New facilities in Permian Basin clean and reuse oilfield water • Janet Fish exhibition opens at Ellen Noël Art Museum • Chevron community gathers for first employee BBQ cook-off in Pecos - Permian Proud • Retiring educator Wanda Ross surprised by former student she helped succeed • Free citywide STEM Day coming to Midland • Midland College gets $20M gift to expand career and technical training complex - Permian Proud • Hobbs preparing for big 4th of July celebration and concerts • New IFMA program provides tool bags to trade school graduates in Permian Basin • Riley Green show at Horseshoe breaks Midland-Odessa all-time concert attendance record - Permian Proud • Code Ninjas Midland video game coding program gets international recognition • Town of Pecos City wins two Texas awards for creative social media • UTPB hires Ryan Van Amburg as new head baseball coach • Celebrated horseman Tomás Garcilazo and family will be in Pecos • How investments in U.S. energy help keep supply strong • Shelton, Lee headline winners at Big Spring Rodeo • New look, same history: Pecos arena upgrades ready for ‘World’s First Rodeo’ • Global student rocket competition to blast off in Midland • Midland to mark America’s 250th anniversary with citywide 'History Day' • Midland County Horseshoe preps to host country star Riley Green - Permian Proud • Midland Fire gets $18K for hazmat gear from Enterprise Crude Pipeline - Permian Proud • Lea and Eddy counties account for 78 percent of all U.S. federal onshore oil production - Permian Proud • Massive West Texas SuperShow set to return to Odessa • ‘Bustin for Badges’ raises $180K for law enforcement equipment • Carlsbad laces up for first-ever CavernFest 5K • Andrews appoints Talia Bustamante as city secretary • New fire station opens in Balmorhea • Free electrical training program coming to Hobbs • Foundation donation advances Downtown YMCA pool project • Ellen Noël Art Museum preps for free Community Art Day • U.S. News & World Report ranks Midland among best places to live in nation - Permian Proud • Ben Milam Academy celebrates its first dual language graduates • SNMC names Rita Mariana Moreno Urquidi first 'Student of the Year' - Permian Proud • Carlsbad Caverns launches new live ‘bat cam’ • Midland ISD student Lauren Ramos wins state debate championship • PBTISD launches free summer meal bundle program - Permian Proud • Chevron grants $250K to Odessa College for technical and automation training • Reeves County Sgt. Alonzo Hernandez honored for his work protecting children • New mural celebrates charm and spirit of Monahans - Permian Proud • Carlsbad Museum to open John Van Hamersveld retrospective • Jackie Mellen named Rotary District 5730 Governor - Permian Proud • ECISD announces 2025-26 employees of the year • Carlsbad opens History Garden and renames Hall of Fame - Permian Proud • Bush Family Home announces 1950s sci-fi summer movie series • Braxton Keith's tour to stop at Momentum Bank Ballpark - Permian Proud • COM Aquatics diver Blayz Garcia commits to University of Pittsburgh - Permian Proud • Lengthy list of Permian Basin seniors sign to play college sports - Permian Proud • Pecos honors Dorinda Millan for five decades of community service - Permian Proud • Former NASA astronaut to mentor Midland students at two-day space camp - Permian Proud • Former Carlsbad Cavegirl Faith Aragon sets strikeout record at NMSU - Permian Proud • UTPB unveils new Freddy Falcon statue • Midland Hispanic Chamber preps for 39th Annual Mex-Tex Fiesta • Volunteers place flags at gravesites of about 750 veterans in Reeves County • Museum of the Southwest offers free summer admission for military families - Permian Proud • Esteban Zubia becomes first student in ECISD history to reach national Academic Decathlon • Lucia’s passion ignites local rodeo • Young Women’s Leadership Academy senior Jillian Bejil earns national merit scholarship • Texas Backyard coming to the Durham Children’s Museum • State grant helps Carlsbad’s KCCC 930 AM launch mobile news studio • Sibley Nature Center hosts Talon Cress solo exhibition ‘Unbound’ • Hobbs establishes Kids to Parks Day • Midland RockHounds host silent auction to support family of Chris Sims • Gifts of Hope invites community to 6th Annual National Cancer Survivors Day • Odessa Police Department honors fallen officers at annual memorial service • Southeast New Mexico College named a 2026 ‘Most Promising Place to Work’ • Midland College names Olivia Trischitti as 2026 Chap Champion • Reeves County media director earns national storytelling awards • Midland College students earn top honors at SkillsUSA district and state competitions • Big Spring rodeo boosts payout • Chevron and Texas Rangers launch 2026 grants for West Texas youth programs • Museum of the Southwest launches search for executive director - Permian Proud • West Texas Symphony to close season with the ‘Music of Led Zeppelin’ • Museum of the Southwest unveils lineup for Summer Sunday Lawn Concerts • UTPB cheer and dance teams shine in Daytona - Permian Proud • Odessa High revalidated as elite national AVID campus • Family Promise of Midland gets $20K grant to prevent homelessness • Applied Technology Signing Day celebrates Midland students moving into high-demand trades • Permian Basin welcomes its first-ever arson detection K9 • Reeves County awarded $15.4M state grant for fiber infrastructure • Voices of the Permian Basin youth choir to perform ‘Music Around the World’ • PBDA launches ‘Narc Box’ and Narcan initiative for 15th anniversary • Big fun, big impact: the Mex-Tex Family Fiesta returns to Midland • COM Aquatics invites community to free open swim - Permian Proud • Odessa preps for 30th anniversary Viva La Fiesta • New desert mural brightens Carlsbad • Over 70 Permian Basin leaders advocate for energy policy in Washington D.C. • MC’s Legacy Scholars celebrate a year of service and student impact • UTPB and Amarillo College launch new transfer partnership • Hobbs students get new playground thanks to commissioner’s support • Midland ISD students named finalists in statewide historical essay competition • Midland International Air & Space Port honored for swift airfield upgrades • Midland rises to 29th on Top 100 list of best mid-sized cities to live • Chevron and Kent Kwik donate $35K in classroom tech to Yarbrough Elementary • Chevron art contest winners on display at Museum of the Southwest • Midland Memorial Hospital Pediatric Unit earns national award for excellence • Sibley Nature Center to host free Annual Spring Festival • Monahans Sandhills State Park officials have ‘blast’ at Kite Fest • Pistol Packin’ Tradin’ Post opens new, expanded store in Carlsbad • Father and daughter chase college degrees together at UTPB • Meet Midland ISD’s top graduates for Class of 2026 • Carlsbad preps for 'Brews on the Pecos' - Permian Proud • MC Alumni Association to host Hometown Hoops fundraiser for student scholarships • MC nursing students surpass state and national pass rate averages • Permian Basin Literacy Summit to focus on adult education, job readiness • PBTISD named ‘National Showcase District’ for second straight year • COM Aquatics’ Peyton Brandt signs with Oklahoma Christian University • Randy Rogers Band to headline benefit concert at Midland Horseshoe • Eddy County to break ground on detention center project • Carlsbad gets $1M state grant to help build Pecos River pedestrian bridge - Permian Proud • Midland Legacy’s Frank Maldonado named to inaugural TEXAS 50 list • Number of Midland ISD teachers earning state performance bonuses doubles • Odessa Chamber to host 4th Annual National Civics Bee Final • Energy companies donate funds for advanced gas monitors at Carlsbad Fire Department • Community rallies for local first responder in battle against brain cancer - Permian Proud • Air Force Junior ROTC earns top assessment rating • Midland ISD’s superintendent appointed to TEXAS Fellowship Advisory Board • UTPB leaders co-author chapter for new student affairs book • Midland College invites community to career fair • 'Tall City Top Dog Beer Label Contest' to support animal shelter • Slow and steady wins at the Museum of the Southwest • Mayor Lori Blong promotes Midland shelter's 'Doggy Day Out' program - Permian Proud • Midland College invites Permian Basin to free ‘Baby Day’ • Bush Family Home celebrates 20th anniversary of public tours • OC Blues win titles at ADT Championships • exas Mutual awards $100K to Odessa College safety institute • West Texas Symphony to showcase local students, custom-built electric organ • Midland College opens Kids’ College summer registration • Carlsbad Elks Lodge to host 1st Annual ‘If It Has Wheels Swap Meet’ • Midland ISD to implement ACE Model at Bunche Elementary • Talent and technology strengthen Chevron’s position in Permian Basin • Odessa College extends application deadline for PT assistant program • Midland College to host free concert featuring Midnight Generation • Showing up for Pecos: How Bobbi Salcido turns connection into impact • Carlsbad Fire and federal agencies conduct multi-agency cave rescue training • Midland RockHounds unveil much larger videoboard for 2026 season • UTPB gets $2M grant to train more workers for in-demand jobs • Monahans Sandhills State Park to host Kite Festival • Basin PBS turns 40 • Midland concert sets attendance record at Midland County Horseshoe - Permian Proud • YWLA students enhance Basin Dream Center thanks to Chevron, Dallas Cowboys - Permian Proud • Spring Basin Action Day announced • Budweiser Clydesdales coming to Permian Basin • Free entry for first 500 fans at remaining Jackalopes home games • Midland College to host free Homeschool Resource Fair • Midland ISD trains future school principals through Texas Tech partnership • Society of Women Engineers returns to the UTPB • Easton Corbin named Saturday night headliner at CavernFest 2026 • COM Aquatics adds Pediatric Therapy program - Permian Proud • Midland Chamber earns 4-Star accreditation from U.S. Chamber - Permian Proud • Midland College and Milwaukee Tool partner to equip energy students • Hobbs proclaims special day to honor state champion high school divers • SENMC health clinic to offer community walk-in hours starting in April • COM Aquatics swimmer Elsa Reel commits to University of New Mexico - Permian Proud • 2026 UTPB Football schedule announced • Andrews honors decades of dedication with ‘Misa Gomez Day’ • Twenty Carlsbad-area nonprofits awarded Chevron Catalyst Grants • Pecos sells garbage truck to Presidio at half price as goodwill gesture • Class Act Carlsbad rallies community to keep graduation night safe • Texas drivers can help pets with new license plate design • ABQ BioPark Zoo, Chevron partner to unveil new reptile exhibits • Odessa Pre-K students build replica grocery store with H-E-B grant • Permian Basin oil industry’s environmental gains underreported nationally • Firefighters help Tall City Brewing brew newly-released red ale All photos courtesy of Tall City Brewing Tall City Brewing and local firefighters collab on red ale • SNMC’s Sammy Lopez, Jr. earns Coca-Cola Academic Team honors • New Midland museum exhibit highlights Permian Basin oil’s WWII impact • Lone Star Brass to present ‘American Voices’ at Wagner Noël • Legacy High students renovate Boys and Girls Club media room • Carlsbad Elks Lodge #1558 announces officers, inaugural ball • Filling the gap: Klickm becomes new digital voice of Pecos • New commuter jet service connects Carlsbad to regional hubs • Ellen Noël Art Museum to transform into ‘Studio 49’ • Four local artists explore identity and landscape in new UTPB exhibition • Gus Macker 3-on-3 Tournament returns to New Mexico - Permian Proud • Styx coming to the Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center • Midland ISD students excel at state teaching competition • Odessa College earns national award for positive student outcomes • Odessa officers take plunge and raise over $25K for Special Olympics • Support local heroes at the Bustin for Badges Clay Shoot • CavernFest 2026 to take place at Lake Carlsbad Beach Park • Chevron funds book vending machines for PBTISD campuses • Midland College launches new mariachi program led by Francisco Carreón • New Hampton Inn opens in Midland with $100K donation to sports complex project • Petroleum Museum to host first Family Science Night of 2026 - Permian Proud • Midland RockHounds to launch 54th Season at home this April • Former resident joins Odessa Police Academy to give back • Hobbs Public Library opens Telehealth Privacy Room • Artesia General Hospital names Jessica Scoggin as emergency department director Photo courtesy of Southwest New Mexico College Artesia General Hospital names Jessica Scoggin as emergency department director • Midland High senior accepted to MIT on full-ride scholarship • Midland College inducts 31 students into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society • GoFundMe aims to support family of Midland man who died in crash • Zoo Midland director answers FAQs • NFL’s Von Miller set to speak at Odessa scholarship banquet • Odessa residents invited to jump into cold water for a good cause • Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan to speak at Odessa Chamber’s ‘SheCan’ conference • UTPB professor leads effort to integrate AI into classroom responsibly • Midland ISD secures $674K in state grants to enhance teaching • West Texas Oil and Gas Convention returns to Midland • Permian Basin has more than one reason to be proud of Team USA • Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour returns to Midland for its second year • UTPB student launches student-run Falcon News • Carlsbad student wins state free-throw competition in Albuquerque • Big Spring teacher wins trip to Super Bowl LX • Chevron donates $80,800 to support Odessa College rodeo athletes • Odessa College hires star alum Bryce Waters as head golf coach • Sul Ross State University and Reeves County launch first Pecos College Rodeo • SENMC students honored for academic excellence in Santa Fe • New solar facility in New Mexico turns oilfield waste into clean water • West Texas Symphony to open 2026 with Mozart, Brahms, and Mendelssohn • Reagan Elementary 5th grader wins regional Spelling Bee • Students program paths to victory at Midland robotics qualifier • Stone Temple Pilots to play at Basin Burnout BBQ Festival in Midland • Carlsbad Museum seeks help finding lost paintings of Carlsbad Caverns • Former Girl Scouts leader to speak at Midland College • Grand Companions to host Bowling Fur Babes fundraiser • Eight ECISD students named top Texas musicians • Gov. Abbott opens nation's first lithium-from-wastewater plant in Midland • Big Spring Rodeo announces arena upgrades and date change • Get your friend a date—or a tattoo—ahead of Valentine’s Day at Tall City Brewing • Midland concert at Horeshoe Arena to benefit Texas DPS Foundation • Nineteen Midland ISD seniors sign to play college sports • New research shows Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library boosts literacy • Tall City Brewing to release Crude Stout Series • Mayor proclaims Feb. 11 as 2-1-1 Day in Hobbs • Midland students explore hospitality careers at Groundhog Job Shadow Day • Midland ISD sees highest National Merit Program success since 2009 • Odessa College secures $285,500 to boost welding program • UTPB president to serve as chair of NCAA Division II Executive Board • Midland County debuts new bomb-detection K-9 • Midland swimmers qualify for TAPPS State Swimming Championships • Pecos Animal Shelter awarded $20K Rachael Ray grant to save pets • Carver Center’s Audrey Birks named TEPSA Region 18 Assistant Principal of the Year • Education Foundation of Odessa joins national effort to boost K-12 funding • Midland ISD and Baylor College of Medicine expand partnership • Big Spring Symphony pairs ‘Peter and the Wolf’ with Philip Glasspermianproud.com • Odessa launches construction on new sports complex and Amy Bell Memorial Park • Disney On Ice coming to Ector County Coliseum this March • Permian Basin road fatalities drop nearly 14 percent in 2025 • Midland College Baseball hits 25-Year milestone • Ellen Noël Art Museum to host free Valentine making workshop • Midland swimmers compete against world-class field in Austin • Two major hotel groundbreakings coming to Downtown Midland in early 2026 • From landmark to launchpad: reimagining Sunset golf center in Odessa • Luis Sánchez named director of Midland College’s Cogdell Learning Center • Midland Frac-Attack becomes newest team of American Indoor Football • Midland businesses to host large-scale Super Bowl LX watch party • All-women team completes successful four-day cave mission • New Pecos High School to include 2,000-seat competition gym with ‘hype tunnel’ • Gov. Abbott selects Midland as host city for small biz summit • From football to firefighting: UTPB alum Eric Franco’s story of service • Pecos to host region’s first USSSA Baseball Super NIT • Manor Park celebrates grand opening of $31M ‘Age of Renewal’ transformation • Crockett Middle School in Pecos named national ‘School to Watch’ • Midland College unveils free community workshop series for Spring 2026 • Community contributes $285,500 to Odessa College welding program - Permian Proud • ECISD awards $100,000 to top-performing principals • Odessa bowmaker brings 17 years of craftsmanship to Sibley Nature Center - Permian Proud • New Mexico’s oil and gas sector fuels record $13.1B in state revenue • Midland College announces lineup of free, non-credit classes for adults 50 and over • Bush Family Home’s popular literacy programs to continue in 2026 • Sibley Nature Center to host talk on historic ‘Midland Woman’ discovery • ECISD police make history as ‘Agency of the Year’ • Odessa College geology instructor earns Most Outstanding Science Teacher (MOST) award • Permian Power: record growth helps fuel $27B Texas energy windfall • Carlsbad breaks ground on new downtown housing project • Historic entrance sign at Carlsbad Caverns getting a refresh • Empleados bilingües de Chevron cumplen una necesidad especial en el oeste de Texas - Permian Proud • Chevron volunteers spread holiday cheer across the Permian Basin • Midland High’s T.J. Schlaffer commits to Hardin-Simmons’ baseball program • Midland and Odessa surpass Salvation Army Red Kettle goals • Rocky Guzman named MRT’s first Citizen of the Year • Great Horned Owl rescued during storm, recovering at Desert Willow Wildlife Rehab Center - Permian Proud • UTPB taps Chris Softley as new head football coach • UTPB chemistry program wins $180K Welch Foundation grant • UTPB students help middle schoolers design moon habitats • Winter Wishes grows into Permian Basin holiday tradition • Carlsbad preps for ‘Rollin’ on the Pecos’ • From black gold to big names: a century of icons • COM Aquatics’ Ethan Hamontree commits to SMU • Midland College Pre-K Academy teachers earn national literacy honor • Bush Family Home to launch 1950s Movie Club in 2026 • Submission sought for upcoming Globe Film Festival • Diamondback Energy funds Midland ISD VR STEM Lab expansion • Odessa College extends deadline for Jackrabbit Statue redesign • COM Aquatics Midland Texas Harper Diaz swimming Photo courtesy of COM Aquatics. COM Aquatics’ Harper Diaz commits to Ouachita Baptist University • UTPB Civil Engineering program gets $2M boost from Odessa Development Corporation • YWLA wins Chevron–Dallas Cowboys Community Captain competition • Chevron’s 100-Year celebration in Permian Basin focuses on community and future • Permian Basin teachers achieve National Board Certification • Midland College and EZOps team up to train future oilfield workers • Monahans student Melissa Munoz earns first-ever Citizen Hero Award • Chevron announces winners of 2025 ‘Future of Energy’ student art contest • Odessa 6-year-old’s toy drive brings joy to kids in need - Permian Proud • Midland ISD robotics scrimmages draw dozens of teams • Get festive with ‘Basin Brass Christmas Bonanza!’ at Midland church • Merry Melodies of Christmas: The Flame of Hope to light up Midland stage • Balloons on the Pecos next up for Carlsbad’s holiday weekend events • Midland College alum to inspire Fall 2025 graduates at MC commencement • Midland ISD secures major grants to build teacher pipeline • Reeves County Library hosts historian Corey Recko for talk on Colfax County War • Cora Retzer becomes 5th COM Aquatics swimmer to commit, headed to Austin College • ECISD breaks ground on Ag Farm facility • Two Falcons, one flight: Mom and daughter both freshmen at UTPB • Midland ISD honors student-athletes on National Signing Day • Donation of city land to Habitat for Humanity to expand affordable housing in Odessa • Odessa appoints James D. Parker as new city attorney • Midland opens new roads to improve traffic and connect growing areas • Big Spring Symphony invites Permian Basin to ‘Jingle All the Way!’ • UTPB and H-E-B celebrate first ‘Adelante’ graduates • Odessa launches citywide revamp of parks Odessa launches citywide revamp of parks • UTPB launches new Digital Messaging & Media certificate • COM Aquatics’ David Fuentes commits to Ouachita Baptist University • Pecos community unites for Thanksgiving support • Gaming meets giving at Midland College’s new esports arena • Midland’s Merry Lights’ returning to Centennial Park • Carlsbad readies for ‘Shopping on the Pecos’ • Four student teams advance to Chevron–Dallas Cowboys Community Captain finals • Professional football team coming to Midland • Betenbough Homes to host free family Christmas events in Midland and Odessa • Midland preps for tree lighting and holiday festivities • Texas honors Midland College First-Gen Ambassadors for leadership and service • Texas resolution honors Midland College golfer Scott Spark for athletic excellence • De Zavala Elementary unveils new STEM model with support from Chevron, ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips • Falcon forward earns international call-up • 100 years in the Permian Basin, told by those who lived it • Hobbs to host first ‘Holly Jolly Fest,’ the city’s biggest holiday celebration yet • Chevron Engineer Donald Bush champions STEM education in New Mexico • Midland College opens largest esports arena in the Permian Basin • New renderings unveiled for Odessa Sports Complex • Midland Downtown Farmers Market to pilot series of nighttime markets • Pecos announces full lineup of December holiday events • UTPB student leader launching ‘Falcon Fest’ • Gitsy Vásquez named director of Business & Economic Development Center at MC • ‘Selah Psalms & Songs’ brings choral & orchestral power to Midland • Carlsbad Councilor Mary Garwood named New Mexico’s 2025 ‘Recycler of the Year’ • Aerospace innovation takes flight at UTPB • Odessa College women’s cross-country captures first D1 national title • Coco Crisp, Eric Winston to headline 2026 RockHounds Sports Banquet • Midland ISD celebrates eight student-athletes on National Signing Day • Midland Soup Kitchen Ministry gears up for 39th Annual Thanksgiving Feast • Christmas on the Pecos: National favorite set to light up Permian Basin • Free community Thanksgiving dinner offered in Pecos • All welcome to Midland College’s free Holiday Evening • Midland breaks ground on major renovation at The Courses at Hogan Park • UTPB’s Tristan Exline honored after 20 tackle performance • Back where it all began: Chevron and NMSU are powering opportunity in southern New Mexico • COM Aquatics diver Isabel Baley named nation’s No. 1 diving recruit • Tall City Brewing Co. marks 6 years with beer releases, community events • Midland breaks ground on airport terminal expansion • Midland Soup Kitchen Ministry steps up to feed unpaid TSA workers • Aaron Kinsey to headline Midland College’s Veterans Day event • WTS Spotlight to shine on trumpeter Eric Baker in November concert • Chevron invites Permian Basin students to envision the future through art • UTPB raises record $1M at 2025 Scholarship Ball • Sibley Nature Center to host free ‘Sibley After Dark’ Fall Festival • NBA vet Kenny Thomas inspires kids at Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad • Odessa officer’s support turns bike ride into win for Special Olympics athlete • Paralyzed at 16, UTPB’s Blantyn Gusman now rewriting his future • Odessa PD urges community to wear red ribbon for drug-free message • Midland airport sets all-time passenger record in FY 2025 • Midland College awards over $1.4M in scholarships this fall • Bass Pro Shops set for grand opening in Odessa • Recycle Fashion Show brings creativity and sustainability to Odessa • Eddy County fire chief honored as New Mexico Fire Chief of the Year • Hoops & Heroes: Hobbs hosts first responders tourney, Aggie Kids Clinic • Kids read to dogs at Bush Family Home • Midland Veterans Partnership to host inaugural parade & cookout • UTPB professor marks publishing milestone • Reeves County ESD celebrates Topping-Out on new station, training center • Robots, drones & dreams: Odessa PD shows 5th graders real-world tech in action • Chevron invests $145K to boost education and STEM in Midland ISD • Midland College hits record enrollment with 7,336 students for Fall 2025 • Midland College to host FAFSA and TASFA info sessions • Standalone Sephora store coming to Midland Park Mall • Legacy High boys basektball team volunteers at Basin Dream Center on Love Midland Day • Midland is going bananas • Winds & strings unite at Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center • American Indoor Football expands to West Texas with the Odessa Drillers • Chalk the Block returns to Centennial Park in Midland • Bush Family Home to host 2nd Annual Pumpkin Walk • Odessa, Permian set for crosstrown rivarly game • Carlsbad’s Martin Luther King Jr. Park undergoing revitalization • Odessa College expands access to Seminole students • 'The President’s Own U.S. Marine Band' to perform in Odessa for first time Photo courtesy of organizers. ‘The President’s Own U.S. Marine Band’ to perform in Odessa for first time • UTPB student awarded $15K scholarship from PCAOB • Odessa installing park signs, some with info-rich QR codes • Pecos laces up for 4th Annual 5K Pink Fun Run • Hazer Archer appointed as Eddy County public works director • Regional marching band competition coming to Midland • Midland’s Keni Helmboldt headed to Florida State as NCAA Division I diver • Boom Town Showdown smashes record: 40,600 pantry boxes packed • Carlsbad Community Foundation opens application period for Chevron Catalyst grants • Rep. Landgraf announces $17M in state funds to extend water lines in West Odessa • SENMC breaks ground on trade and tech hub: ‘T²’ • AIRSHO soars on with thrilling flights, community connection and living history • Midland College Cosmetology students go pink for a purpose • Future of Midland park with 63 new soccer fields takes shape • Chick-fil-A hosts thank-you fest for Odessa cops and firefighters • Tall City hosting largest Oktoberfest celebration in Permian Basin • ConocoPhillips gifts $27K to boost STEM at Alamo Jr. High • City of Andrews launches Memorial Tree & Bench Program • Odessa celebrates new Harmony School of Innovation • Occidental Parkway extension opens new connection in north Midland • Overhaul of Quail Course at Hogan Park gets green light • Samaritan Center to honor Families of Year, Samaritan of Year • Midland ISD sets new high for National Merit Commended Students • New menu, new name at Ratliff Ranch Golf Links • Midland RockHounds clinch back-to-back South Division titles • Los Pescadores Del Rio Conchos to perform live at Cyclone Ballparks • UTPB Athletics Champions Fund surpasses $1M • Classic Honda of Midland unveils state-of-the-art dealership • Big Spring Symphony offers free admission to students • Pecos trick-or-treaters invited to ‘Merchants Halloweentown’ • Memorial fund launched in memory of Odessa College athlete Gage Broomall • Odessa boxer Jayden Navarrete eyes Sports Illustrated spotlight • Midland College children’s center earns 4-star rating • Memorial stair climbs honor 9/11 anniversary • UTPB football climbs national rankings after best start since 2021 • Permian Basin to host Special Olympics Texas Fall Classic in October • Texas Rangers and Chevron award $50K in grants to West Texas youth organizations • Midland RockHounds pitcher aces on-field proposal to fiancée • Odessa designated as Texas Cultural District • H-E-B teams with UTPB on English Language Learner program for employees • Yale recognizes Odessa math teacher with ‘Educator Award’ • Ector County ISD hosting “Launch Your Future” college night • Midland ISD unveils 2025 Hall of Legends inductees • Analysis ranks Midland high for millennial opportunity • Who will win the ‘Keep Pecos Proud Trophy’ this year? • Odessa fair to prep residents for emergencies • Star power meets rodeo thrills at the 2025 New Mexico State Fair • Autonomous trucks aim to make roads safer in Permian Basin • Pecos welcomes Savannah Woodward as new CVB Director - Permian Proud • Chevron donates land, $300K to build fire station serving western Midland County • Odessa Police Department honors fallen corporal G.T. Toal with memorial ceremony • UTPB football returns with free games, tailgating, and black out theme • ‘Key Collaborations’ set for Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center • Carlsbad community invited to shape high school campus design • Motorcycle club delivers school supplies to Midland elementary schools • Permian Panthers to open season on national stage in Jerry Jones Classic • Encore Entertainment to ‘Make Music Happen’ in Hobbs • Andrews community rallies to support officer’s battle against leukemia • KHBX moving to 90.7 FM, expands coverage with new antenna • Midland experiencing ‘baby boom’ • Ector County ISD honors longtime educators with middle school naming • Chevron donates $25K to restore water feature at Reeves County Veterans Memorial Park • Midland College’s new 9-hole disc golf course opens to public • Education Foundation of Odessa awards over $120K to local teachers • Bush Family Home to host 2nd Annual Children’s Health Fair • Creatives sought for 9th Annual Permian Basin Recycle Fashion Show • PSP: $184M invested, $1.8B leveraged to improve Permian Basin communities - Permian Proud • ECISD graduation rate hits 87.8 percent, CCMR rises to 'A' score • ECISD graduation rate hits 87.8 percent, CCMR rises to 'A' score - Permian Proud • Soar and savor at the 36th Annual Cantaloupe Fly-In in Pecos - Permian Proud • West Texas Symphony schedules dazzling 63rd season - Permian Proud • Monahans Kids Zone makes major strides toward new facility • Midland ISD launches new school year with Convocation event • Historic First: Texas Lions Club State Convention coming to Odessa in 2026 • Girl Scouts and seniors bond over bingo at Pecos Game Night • Midland ISD renews Gold Card program, offering free game access for seniors • Reeves County honors first responders, scholars at Law Enforcement Luncheon - Permian Proud • Permian High's Johna Straw named Region 18 'Outstanding Assistant Principal' - Permian Proud • Advanced Manufacturing Center empowers students with hands‑on skills • Fourth Annual Tall City Brewing Invitational to bring brewers together • Carlsbad honors two nonprofit champions for quiet legacy of service • Boys & Girls Club of Permian Basin uses both AI and human touch to boost literacy rates • UTPB to begin transforming front entrance, campus quad • Brynlee Day earns 2025 Jack Maddox Distinguished Scholarship - Permian Proud • UTPB innovates special education with VR and AI • Pecos High School Natatorium named in honor of Coach Terri Morse • Coleman High principal named Region 18 Outstanding Principal of the Year • New York Yankees scout and new signee both Midland College alumni • Midland again leads Texas with lowest unemployment rate • UTPB expands 'Mending Mental Gaps' program to support veterans - Permian Proud • Amber Godby named Region 18 Middle School Assistant Principal of Year • Win a $2,400 Louis Vuitton tote while supporting Ellen Noël Art Museum • Midland ISD celebrates record-breaking AP scholar achievements • Main Squeeze comes to Midland • Permian Basin realtors turn over 100 open houses into donation sites for flood victims • Chevron supports Central and West Texas flood relief efforts • Odessa honors officer who died in Texas Hill Country flooding • New ECISD middle school needs name, mascot • Permian Basin communities named 'best places for new families' • Cyclone Ballparks sets date for Phase II groundbreaking • Midland College, West Texas Food Bank collecting donations for flood victims • Permian Basin positioned as powerhouse in U.S. AI energy race • Permian Basin Honor Flight, Chevron announce 2nd Annual Sporting Clay Tournament • This relatively new Ranch House burger is poppin' • Chevron’s Kelly Coppins offers Forbes realistic view of a 'Landman' • Dozens of MC student-athletes earn WJCAC All‑Academic Honors • Wait times plummet after third TSA lane opens at Midland International • Chevron’s Patrick Mayers to unpack West Texas' past at Sibley NED Talk • Carlsbad celebrates grand reopening of the historic Cavern Theatre • High schoolers take flight at UTPB engineering summer camp • Midland ISD breaks ground on new Midland and Legacy high school campuses • Midland College-based health education center earns national recognition • Odessa aims for monumental leap in public art • PSP invests $1M in NMJC to tackle commercial driver shortage and road safety • Chevron's ultra-competitive Courtney Heard aims to win 'the right way' • From Odessa to Austin: Randy Ham to chair Texas HOT Arts Task Force • Country star Craig Morgan to perform at Momentum Bank Ballpark • Help Desert Willow Wildlife Rehab soar — one limited-edition shirt at a time • Bush Family Home to host event honoring American flag history • The gateway to rodeo’s history is getting a facelift • Midland College’s Scott Spark finalist for International Golfer of the Year • Midland students get LEGO Education kits thanks to ExxonMobil donation • Hobbs mayor honors Alyssa Rocha Houston for National Civics Bee success • Ector County ISD breaks ground on full-time CTE high school campus • Midland Legion Commander to cycle 1,245 miles for PTSD support • Bustin’ for Badges Clay Shoot raises $600,000 for local law enforcement • Midland ISD names Chris Byrant as next Legacy High principal • Chevron supervisor’s love for sunrise fly‑fishing ties to New Mexico conservation - Permian Proud • Odessa: 30-Year Tree City USA champion - Permian Proud • UTPB Career Closet seeks support in helping students dress for success • Big Brothers Big Sisters marks 50 years with '50 for 50' campaign - Permian Proud • Midland robotics team shines on global stage - Permian Proud • Andre Roman Pro Basketball Camp returns to Pecos for sixth year - Permian Proud • Cavern City Renaissance Festival will return for 4th magical year - Permian Proud • Midland's Caleb Brown earns National Merit Scholarship - Permian Proud • Midland College's Walt Williams earns hall of fame and coach of year honors - Permian Proud • ECISD free summer meals program begins across district - Permian Proud • Pecos increases rodeo’s purse - Permian Proud • MC launches program to remove financial barriers for GED graduates - Permian Proud • Magic shows to help boost literacy in Carlsbad and Kermit • Vibrant Mexican Festival photo exhibit tours West Texas • West Texas landscapes and memories coming to Ellen Noël Art Museum - Permian Proud • Inaugural Odessa Cares Day encourages widespread participation in citywide cleanup • World’s largest eFuels plant breaks ground near Pecos • Preston Kizer isn’t looking for fame. Just a good song. • Carr athletes shine in Big Spring • Hobbs celebrates thriving high school esports program • COM Aquatics celebrates college-bound athletes at Flag Day event - Permian Proud • Chevron extends sponsorship of New Mexico State Fair • Nomination deadline extended for inaugural Midland 20 Under 40 • Walmart donates to Midland schools during teacher appreciation week • Splash season returns to Permian Basin • Midland graduating seniors commit to becoming future educators • A quarter of Pecos High's Class of 2025 to graduate with college degrees • Pecos Bills prep for 2025 season opener on Chevron Field at Cyclone Ballparks • Bush Family Home announces 1st Annual 1950s Summer Movie Series • Permian Basin gaining recognition as craft beer destination • Andrews celebrates park mural honoring local first responders • Superman flying into Wagner Noël • United Way of Midland honors top teachers, campuses at Excellence in Education Awards Banquet • Texas Wildlife Association brings outdoor education to West Texas schools • Navy veteran recognized for supporting efforts to beautify Odessa • Yesway contributes to veterans on Military Appreciation Month • Diamondback Energy gives $1.5M to Texas A&M Engineering Academy at MC • Midland College scores first-place finish at ‘Future Tech Challenge’ • Midland among 'Top 100 Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2025' • Josh Abbott Band, Roger Creager to perform at Big Spring rodeo • Mex-Tex Family Fiesta coming to Midland County Horseshow Arena • Ector County ISD honors 42 'Outstanding Teachers' • Voices of the Permian Basin youth choir to perform at First Methodist Midland • Former Red Raider Ja’Deion High to attend Lea County flag football tournament • Odessa Chamber honors ‘2025 Entrepreneur of the Year’ at luncheon • Congressman calls to inform Midland High student of West Point appointment • PBR Chevron Showdown returns to Odessa after inaugural success • Petroleum Museum to explore kitchen science at next Family Science Night • Re-opening celebration planned for Pecos airport terminal • Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders help Permian High students assemble care packages • Odessa police give Fort Stockton forensic science students hands-on tour • Midland ISD students fly on military aircraft as part of field trip • Odessa native Dr. Lyndsay Eiben named Director of Bands at UTPB • Midland student Eva Estrada wins 1st place at State Science Fair • 12th Annual Wild, Wild West Fest coming to Andrews • ‘2025 Tall City Open’ set to tee off at craft brewery • United Supermarkets groundbreaking scheduled for Andrews • Hobbs to honor veterans with ‘Path of Freedom’ bricks • Sydnee Patman set to become MISD’s first Toyota-certified graduate • Carlsbad PD bids farewell to retired K9 Echo • Nicole Herden named executive director of Ellen Noël Art Museum • Permian Basin students to perform alongside orchestra at Wagner Noël • Groundbreaking celebrated for new Crockett Middle School campus • ExxonMobil donates $90K, 70 laptops to boost STEM education at Midland ISD • Pecos invites residents to Easter egg hunt, bi-annual community cleanup • Carlsbad High now boasts 'best sports training facility in New Mexico' • Odessa sees record-breaking turnout for 'Don't Mess with Texas Cleanup' • University researchers, oil industry shine light on importance of dark skies • 'Baseball Day' to honor Bush family's love for the sport • Texas Rangers offering baseball and softball grants • After years of eBay sales, UTPB grad opens brick-and-mortar game store in Midland • Veteran educators partner to turn Midland’s cultural institutions into education centers • Reeves County Vietnam War veterans invited to take part in group photo • Hobbs community bands together to plant trees • Petroleum engineering students represent UTPB at national competition • Driving range grand opening celebrated at Lake Carlsbad Golf Course • New Fitness Court celebrated at Dennis the Menace Park in Midland • Pecos cuts ribbon on veterans mural • Wade Bowen announced as 2025 CavernFest headliner • 'Tech-driven' ice cream truck expands to Midland • UTPB faculty and staff honored at annual awards ceremony • MISD gets $1M grant for new, upgraded musical instruments • UTPB's Plummer designs official T-shirt for Muscular Dystrophy Association campaign • Midland College Nursing Programs excel on national exam pass rates • New summer welding course to prep rising MISD seniors for workforce • Apply to perform the National Anthem at a Midland RockHounds game • Midland ISD partners with Baylor College of Medicine on 'pre-pre-med' program • Michael Feinstein to honor Tony Bennett in free concert at Midland College • Katy Perry, Gayle King joins all-female Blue Origin crew • Coalition’s ‘Road Safety Luncheon’ headed to Hobbs • Midland RockHounds' 2025 promotions include Olympian Bryce Hoppel bobbleheads • Greg Snow named Midland's 12th police chief • New Mexico revenue from oil and gas increases by $243M in one year • 'Inflatable Wonderland' coming to Odessa for two weekends • Midland selected to host International Rocket Engineering Competition • Local kickboxers having Texas-sized impact on world stage • Carlsbad Community Foundation awards $68K in 'Chevron Catalyst' grants to nonprofits • ‘Triple threat’ musician poised to perform with West Texas Symphony • Chevron employees honor 100 years in Permian by building 100 bikes for kids • Design help needed to create 'World's Tallest Boot' at Buck Jackson Arena • Monahans honors veteran firefighters upon retirement • Three Midland ISD seniors named National Merit Finalists • UTPB creates new Athletics Hall of Fame • Permian High students win Cowboys Community Captain competition • Texas shatters records in oil industry tax revenue • Midland robotics qualifier shines light on STEM-savvy students • Ellen Noël Art Museum invites community to annual Shrimpfest fundraiser • Midland selected as host site for Banff's World Tour • Midland Historical Society to welcome visitors for free tours • Community Foundation of Lincoln County distributes over $3.5M to fire victims in New Mexico • Midland academy launches Pre-K three bilingual program • Chick-fil-A's new San Angelo location honors 100 local heroes with free entrees for a year • High school athletes honored for excelling in classroom • Recording Library makes Nutcracker performance come alive for vision impaired • $70K Midland College grant to support new childcare assistance program • Celebrate Presidents Day at Bush Family Home State Historic Site • Ground breaks on new middle school in growing west Odessa • Car show and vendor market coming to Momentum Bank Ballpark • Big Spring Symphony Orchestra’s ‘The Carnival of the Animals’ roars into town • New Mexico United coaches visit Hobbs, Las Cruces to train kids • Police caution public about ‘addictive’ cookie sales in Andrews • ‘Bowling for Fur Babies’ to benefit West Texas furballs • Former and current Midland ISD students participate in SciTech Forum in Orlando • Easton Corbin to perform at 71st Andrews Chamber Banquet • Meals on Wheels volunteers give ‘gift of time’ • Midland College holding info sessions on full-tuition Legacy Scholarships • Mike Smith named first president, CEO of Permian Basin Road Safety Coalition • Pecos ceremony to honor lives lost in Dec. 18 train derailment • OC earns statewide 'Star Award' for reducing financial barriers to education • Permian Basin steps up for Salvation Army during holidays • 'Dine in the Dark' to benefit the Recording Library of West Texas • Blue Santa visits Permian Basin • Dolly Parton's Imagination Library expands to Midland County • Permian Basin brightens holidays for 418 foster children, families • UTPB Athletics sets $1M goal for 2024-2025 Champions Fund Campaign • Midland preps for Costco groundbreaking • Midland College receives approval for campus expansion and revitalization plan • Volunteers spread holiday joy to seniors in Reeves County • Outpouring of community support in wake of tragic crash • 41 families receive food for Thanksgiving thanks to Pecos youth • Betenbough Homes invites Permian Basin to Christmas celebrations • Midland's per capita personal income ranks 2nd in nation behind Silicon Valley • Odessa Marriott to celebrate the season with holiday brunches • Cinemark to 'Deck the Auditoriums' with $5 tickets to holiday classics • Pecos installing purple street signs near local schools • Cosmetology program offering discounted haircuts for food donations • Legacy High senior earns perfect score on U.S. military vocational aptitude test • Run a 5K in your pajamas for a good cause • Midland High students 'immediately employable' upon graduation • History of Llano Estacado anything but flat • Odessa teacher nets statewide award for work with emergent bilingual students • Pigs steal spotlight at Tall City Stock Show • ‘Buckin’ K Bull Bash’ rides toward Odessa • Midland Chamber to host 4th Annual WTX Women's Symposium • West Texas Symphony presents Strauss & Grieg • Students at Midland school receive donation of 630 winter coats • New Mexico State Fair reflects rich history • Bush Family Home to host first Ornament Workshop • Heartfelt Veterans Day parade and dinner coming to Balmorhea • City of Andrews names ‘Falcon Square’ in judge’s memory • Reeves County Meals on Wheels getting much-needed help from Chevron volunteers • Odessa Fire Rescue celebrates its first-ever female captain • Energy production is growing in New Mexico • Meet the latest additions to Legacy’s High’s ‘Wall of Honor’ • Midland College awards record $1.3M in scholarships during Fall 2024 • Chevron partners with Ice Wolves to help grow hockey in New Mexico • United Way of Midland thanks community for successful food drive • New murals a graffiti deterrent in downtown Odessa • Odessa boy, 8, wanted to learn to defend himself, becomes boxing champ • Cowboys legend rolls up sleeves for youth-led project in Midland • IOC helps Chevron maximize production and reduce its carbon footprint in the Permian Basin • Pecos installs benches made from recycled wind turbine blades • Carlsbad Caverns' nearly 400K visitors last year spent $29.1M in local communities • Found in translation: Bilingual Chevron employees serve special need in West Texas • Midland photographer finds success chasing sunsets and storms • Permian Basin Honor Flight honors those who served • Chevron’s Katelyn Maxwell serves up ingredients to career success • Rangers, Chevron present donations to West Texas nonprofits • Learn how technology is helping unlock the Permian Basin’s potential.