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Nexera Energy Inc.: Nexera To Test Stockdale Horizon 1H Well CALGARY AB, and SAN ANTONIO, TX / ACCESSWIRE / December 22, 2020 / Nexera Energy Inc. (TSXV:NGY)(OTC PINK:EMBYF) (the "Company" or "Nexera") announced today that the Company has successfully drilled the first horizontal well at the Stockdale Horizon prospect in South Texas. A 1,600 foot horizontal leg was drilled through the Austin Chalk formation at approximately 5,000 feet deep for total measured depth of 6,742 feet. Hydrocarbons we...

Zapata is home to a bilingual book publishing business Laredo Morning Times FacebookTwitterEmail Maricia Pérez Rodriguez is part of Del Alma Publications, LLC, a bilingual book publisher operating out of Zapata.Courtesy /Del Alma Publishing, LLC In the small community of Zapata, there is an unlikely business that wants to make a big impact in the country. Recognized as one of the few Hispanic-only book publishing businesses in the country, Zapata County is home to one of the first bilingual-or...

Nexera Energy Inc.: Nexera Announces Closing of Private Placement Corporation", the " Company" or " Nexera") today reported that the Corporation has closed its previously announced private placement. Pursuant to this closing, an aggregate 21,704,600 units (" Units") were issued (of which 7,804,600 Units were acquired by directors and officers of the Corporation) at a price of $0.05 per Unit, for aggregate consideration of $1,085,230. Each Unit consisted of one (1) Common Share of the Corporatio...

Kansas contestants collected major paychecks at the recent National Finals Rodeo in Arlington, Texas. Lighting the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association scoreboard the brightest was Jess Pope, 22-year-old bareback bronc rider from Waverly. In his first NFR appearance, the five-foot-ten, 170-pound cowboy earned the privilege to compete ranking 11th in regular season standings. Prior to the first NFR go-round, Pope had won $49,612 riding bareback broncs this year. When the curtain closed at the ...

Social distancing and other contagion protocols are difficult behind bars, but an investigation by WFAA and The Marshall Project showed that the spread of COVID-19 behind bars was also due to the Texas Department of Criminal Justices lackluster response, potentially exacerbating outbreaks and putting surrounding communities at risk. The agencys website lists the prisoners who have died from the virus. Below is a list of those people, including Campos.  Among the list are four people who offici...

Can a Domestic Study Abroad Bridge Americas Divides? Copy link By Stephen Starr Copy link By Stephen Starr December12, 2020 David McCullough, 26, has founded a program to match high school students so they can spend time living in different parts of the U.S. The idea is to get students outside of their geographic and ideological bubbles. More than any time probably since its western expansion, geography is reshaping America. Urban areas are deep blue, while rural regions are Republican strongho...

The town and the rest of south texas went through a massive transformation between 2019 and 014. more than doubled the production putting it on par with some of the largest oil producing nations in world. boom towns emerged in the shale region. >> theyre a lot more organized. >> and you see the house there? >> brand new. some people have swimming pools. >> i do not have an arena at my house. thats oil well? >> the oil paid for it. >> the oil paid for that. >> reporter: the oil paid for lots of t...

There wont be another boom in cotulla or anywhere else without that happening. >> when the oil started going downhill two years ago, almost all of these tanks were full. they were trying to store it. when the storage got so full they had to sell it, the price started dropping. >> so people think trumps going to turn things around. >> i dont know if theyre attributing it to any one person. just the price of oil. >> so the residents here in cotulla that donald trump can create yet another energy b...

We just have to take it. but thats not exactly how it works. thats why led by opec, most of the oil producing worlds hoped to cut production in 2017, hoping artificial scarcity will drive prices up and there wont be another boom in cotulla or anywhere else in the u.s. without that happening. >> when the oil started going downhill, two years ago, almost all of these tanks were full, trying store it, and then the stor storage got so full they had to sell it. >> reporter: people think trump will tu...

Im in katula, texas. they want to know if donald trump can do what they said. you got to start here. take a look atthis. >> this is fracking in action? >> it is. >> thats impressive. >> and theyre doing all three wells at once. >> i see, those three red things? >> yup. >> in is e.t. page. he manages the airport in cotulla, texas. >> all of this was fresh. >> just untouched land? >> yeah, just like that. we had a lot of the brush and that was it. >> donald trump pledged to increase domestic energ...