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Oil companies score windfall profits

President Donald Trump’s statement that oil companies have made “too much money” from the Iran war has drawn criticism for those who say that his policies were designed to benefit oil companies.

SPC regents hear numerous reports

The South Plains College board of regents met on Thursday to hear reports from academic, student affairs, institutional advancement, business, the vice president and president of the college.The Fall enrollment numbers as of Aug. 13 are 8,118 duplicated and 10,526 unduplicated.
Ropesville VFD new home under construction

Ropesville VFD new home under construction

Ropesville VFD new home under construction

Ropesville VFD - Construction of the new home for the Ropesville VFD recently got underway with concrete being poured for the foundation. The new station will be located at Main Street and Ellington Avenue.
Tips for managing prescription medications

Tips for managing prescription medications

Tips for managing prescription medications

According to the National Institutes of Health, the average older adult takes approximately four prescription medications every day, with 40% of adults age 65 and older taking five daily medications.

SpaceX semiconductor fab project underway

Governor Greg Abbott announced SpaceX will be constructing a vertically integrated semiconductor fabrication plant dubbed the Terafab project in Grimes County.The first phase of the project represents a “capital investment” of more than $16.8 billion and will reportedly create 3,000 new jobs.
SPC Aquatic Center director Ethan Maples.

SPC Aquatic Center director Ethan Maples.

SPC Aquatic holds ribbon cutting

After a two-year closure, SPC held a ribbon cutting for the newly remodeled aquatic center on Friday. Along with the renovations, the center has a new director, Ethan Maples, who will teach classes and manage aquatic center activities.
Smyer Volleyball Community Service

Smyer Volleyball Community Service

Smyer Volleyball Community Service

The Smyer High School Lady Cats volleyball team volunteered their at Ronald McDonald House in Lubbock to cook and serve dinner for families who going through difficult times with hospitalized children, embodying community service and teamwork off the court.