Housing discount could be increased
If the Ector County ISD Board of Trustees approves at its 6 p.m. meeting today, district employees will be able […]
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Covenant Health announces plans to build hospital in Hobbs, N.M.
Covenant Health announced Thursday plans to construct a smart-sized hospital in Hobbs, New Mexico.
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Bobby Burns of Midland Chamber of Commerce on Permian Perspective – PP017
Welcome to the Permian Perspective Podcast. In this episode, Krista sits with Bobby Burns, President & CEO of Midland Chamber
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Produced Water Society to hold Permian-focused conference
Those interested in water management will stream into Midland this week for the Produced Water Society of the Permian Basin’s
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Priority Midland continues to work on community road map
“If you are not committed (to Priority Midland), get out.” So said Mayor Jerry Morales to those in attendance at
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OUR VIEW: Funds to improve education in Permian Basin
Both Odessa and Midland will benefit from IDEA Public Schools opening 14 schools in Odessa and Midland by the 2024-2025
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Oil Companies Donate $16.5MM to Open Schools in Permian
The Permian Strategic Partnership, a group of 20 Permian Basin energy companies, will donate $16.5 million to help open 14
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MISD: Future plans take IDEA’s growth into account
Midland ISD officials said they have already planned for the potential loss of students to IDEA Public Schools.
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Permian oil companies donate $16.5M for new Midland-Odessa charter schools
The new Permian Strategic Partnership of 20 energy companies said it will donate $16.5 million to support the opening of
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Our First Major Funding Commitment
Midland and Odessa, Texas — A large and diverse group of businesses, foundations and individuals from both Midland and Ector
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Foundations, PSP come together to make IDEA project happen
Collaboration between three of Midland’s major philanthropic players and the Permian Strategic Partnership helped make possible one of the biggest
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The big IDEA
IDEA Public Schools is planning to open 14 schools on seven sites inside Midland and Odessa by the 2024-25 school
Editorial: IDEA announcement is the type of education transformation our community needs
The announcement that IDEA Public Schools will open 14 schools in Midland-Odessa by the 2024-25 school year is the type
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What they are saying about IDEA in Midland and Odessa
“Improving public education is vital to the success of our communities and is a top priority for PSP and our
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IDEA fueled by donations
A group of Permian Basin companies, foundations and individuals from Ector and Midland counties have contributed nearly $55 million in
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$55 million invested towards 14 IDEA public schools to Midland, Odessa
Foundations and businesses across the Permian Basin teamed up to raise 55 million dollars, which will all be invested towards
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Payton: Change of attitude can put Midland among nation’s top 100 cities
My name is Patrick Payton, and I am running for mayor. And with that simple statement, the former Stonegate senior
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ECISD looking at more student growth, overcrowded campuses
An infusion of growth, particularly at the middle and high school levels, is coming over the next 10 years for
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