COVID-19 closes Census field offices

COVID-19 did not stop the Permian Strategic Partnership’s (PSP) “The Permian Counts” educational campaign to create awareness and participation in the 2020 Census.

Decline in oil prices doesn’t change partnership’s efforts

The Permian Strategic Partnership isn’t going anywhere. That is what PSP Executive Director Tracee Bentley stated in an email response to the Reporter-Telegram about the i犀利士 iness/oil/article/mrt.com/business/oil/article/Crude-prices-suffer-worst-week-since-2008-15130441.php”>mpact of falling oil prices on the partnership.

PSP urges census participation

The Permian Strategic Partnership has launched The Permian Counts census campaign to encourage Permian Basin residents to participate in this year’s census.

The Permian Counts program gears up for 2020 Census

The Permian Strategic Partnership begins ‘The Permian Counts’ campaign to steer people in the Basin to participate in the 2020 Census. The program is to help educate and raise awareness of the census.

PSP launches campaign to drive census participation

The Permian Strategic Partnership announced Tuesday the launch of The Permian Counts, an educational campaign to maximize awareness and participation in the 2020 census by residents of the Permian Basin in Texas and New Mexico.

Abbott: The entire world needs the products you’re producing

Midland Mayor Patrick Payton welcomed the Texas Economic Development Corp.’s Regional Business Summit to Midland on Monday, saying it was proper that the summit should take place in the heart of the state’s economic engine.

TTUHSC, PSP join forces to expand rural health care access

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine Family and Community Medicine Rural Residency Program announced Thursday a $5.9 million contribution from The Permian Strategic Partnership to expand health care resources to Permian Basin communities.

PSP donates $5.9 million to TTUHSC for rural health care program

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine Family and Community Medicine Rural Residency Program on Thursday received a $5.9 million contribution from The Permian Strategic Partnership to expand health care resources to area communities.

A conversation about how the oil and gas sector affects Texas

In this live conversation, we sit down with industry professionals and local officials for a conversation on the state of play in Texas’ oil and gas sector, moderated by The Texas Tribune’s Ross Ramsey.

Discussion focuses on Permian as a place for families

“We’re in a long, long cycle of prosperity, and that has ramifications,” said Ben Shepperd, president of the Permian Basin Petroleum Association, Tuesday at a discussion of the energy industry’s impact on Texas. Shepperd was one of three panelists at an event presented by the Texas Tribune at the Saulsbury Campus Center at Odessa College […]

BOOM spotlights Permian’s contributions

A panel discussion titled – BOOM: A Conversation about How the Oil and Gas Sector Impacts Texas” talked about the benefits and struggles resulting from the region on the cusp of becoming the most productive energy producing region in the world.

Priority Midland is focus of chamber’s State of the Economy Luncheon

Priority Midland can play a pivotal leadership role as the community moves into important times. The Midland Chamber of Commerce held its State of the Economy luncheon Wednesday, and Priority Midland was front and center at the Bush Convention Center.

34 Top Texas Leaders Join Texas 2036 Board Of Directors

DALLAS, Sept. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Nearly three dozen of Texas’ most distinguished business and civic leaders have joined the board of Texas 2036, a non-partisan, nonprofit organization focused on finding data-driven solutions for some of the state’s biggest long-term challenges and opportunities.