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A Lubbock woman admitted to setting up a drug deal while in jail. Phone records revealed discussion about plans before the deal occurred.

THE CHALLENGE: Around the world, we face a crisis in education. Situations ranging from wartime destruction to the COVID-19 pandemic interrupt children’s learning, which can lead to higher levels of illiteracy and economic deterioration. To address acute global education needs, empower educators to deliver results and improve learning outcomes for children around the world, the Education Outcomes Fund (EOF) moved to operate as an independent trust fund hosted by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). The innovative partnership would provide an ambitious new mechanism for large-scale...

Buffalo MillsDavid John Paul, 73 of Buffalo Mills, passed away peacefully going to his eternal home on March 4, 2021, while surrounded by his family at his home. David was born Aug. 30, 1947, in Cumberland, Md., a son of the late Walter Edward Paul and Leona Luwela (Eversole) Paul. David married Mildred Louise Caldwell Paul on June 27,1969. She preceded him in death on August 31, 2009. David and Mildred spent 40 years serving the Lord side by side. David was blessed to have found Joy Carpenter Paul to share the remaining years with. David married Joy Carpenter Paul on June 23, 2012. David and...

Posted by Mira Honeycutt | Mar 1, 2021 Who knew? Our local wine region loves Italian varietals. Not only do these grape varieties thrive in Paso Robles but winemakers are crafting exceptional wines from them that make Italian wine lovers feel right at home. Gary Eberle, Paso pioneer and vintner who first planted barbera in 1975 at then Estrella Winery, is willing to go even further. Sitting in the tasting room of his namesake Eberle Winery, he swirls a dark red wine his glass and makes this statement: “I genuinely believe barbera is one grape we do better than the Italians.” Stephy Terri...

Billings experts offer tips to protect furnaces and pipes during frigid winter Billings contractors warn of cold-weather dangers for furnaces and pipes By: Chaquille Cozart and last updated 2021-02-10 12:50:45-05 As the temperature continues to drop, Montanans are having trouble with their furnaces and plumbing. Curt White, owner of White Heating and Air Conditioning in Billings, said Tuesday afternoon that the number one call he receives this time of year is heating going out. He says the main cause is the furnace filter. KTVQ/ Chaquille Cozart Curt White owner of White Hea...