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Marfa officials are requesting further information from a power lines company proposing to construct a new electric substation within city limits.
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A Presidio County official’s bid for higher office has led to a political dustup after he was removed from his seat by the very person he could face off against in next year’s mid-term elections.
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On Saturday, voters in the Big Bend and Permian Basin rejected funding proposals for education and water infrastructure and elected new local government officials. Voters in Ector County approved two emergency services districts that will bring fire and EMS operations to unincorporated parts of the county.
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Donald Trump won Ector County, which includes Odessa, with more than 70 percent of the vote.
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For years, Alpine has been subject to a unique state law requiring the city to spend at least half of its hotel occupancy tax revenue on tourism advertising. A bill from State Rep. Eddie Morales would repeal the rule, opening up other ways for the city to use the money.
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Since last summer, city staff have been working on an initiative to reduce the number of accidents and traffic deaths happening across the city.
