34 Top Texas Leaders Join Texas 2036 Board Of Directors
DALLAS,Sept. 26, 2019/PRNewswire/ — Nearly three dozen ofTexas’most distinguished business and civic leaders have joined the board ofTexas2036, a non-partisan, nonprofit organization focused on finding data-driven solutions for some of the state’s biggest long-term challenges and opportunities.
Hobbs schools announces partners for CTE
The City of Hobbs, the Permian Strategic Partnership, and the JF Maddox Foundation have each committed $10 million for a new career technical education high school in Hobbs, and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is encouraging local voters to approve $15 million more needed for the new school in a November bond election.
Great Job Carlsbad!
More than 1,100 people attended our Sept. 12 Carlsbad Mayor’s Energy Summit. We believe it is our second-highest attendance in the seven-year history of the energy summit.
Boom creates new pressures in Permian
CARLSBAD As Eddy Countys planner drove through oil country on a recent day, he passed a makeshift RV park and let out a groan.
Partners join to help fund new Hobbs Career Technical Education High School
The Hobbs Municipal School district today announced a group of public and private sector partners are joining together to help fund construction and development of a new career technical education high school to serve a growing number of students and better prepare them for technical jobs available across the Permian region.
Partners join to help fund new Hobbs Career Technical Education High School
A new career technical education high school is being developed to serve a growing number of students and better prepare them for technical jobs available across the Permian region.
Dr. Ray Perryman, Economist on Permian Perspective PP021
Welcome to the Permian Perspective Podcast. In this episode, Krista sits with Dr. Ray Perryman, an Economist here in the Permian Basin. Dr. Perryman talks about his take on “what oil’s going to do?” and to discuss the work he is doing with Priority Midland.
MC could take new role in Priority Midland
Midland College President Steve Thomas told the board Tuesday that the college could become the organizational backbone for Priority Midland, if trustees agree to the action at a future meeting.
Media Meeting 9-15-19
This week on Media Meeting a two part show. First, we bring you information about the Lea County Schools’ new program “Attendance Matters To Me”.
$500K coming to Eddy, Lea counties to support grants for schools, roads
A group of oil and gas companies and local stakeholders is donating half a million dollars to Eddy and Lea counties to assist with grant writing as the industry booms in the two southeastern New Mexico counties leaving local communities in need of additional infrastructure funds.
Editorial: A message for our Odessa neighbors we are here for you
We salute the people of Odessa. We are so proud of how our neighbors to the west have conducted themselves in what had to be one of the toughest times in memory. They have stood strong and showed us that comebacks are not only possible but are expected. We like that.
Payton: Midland needs more than diluted, politically captive discussions of the past
What was your take from the Perryman report authorized by Priority Midland and what does it mean to govern in Midland for the next decade?
Permian Strategic Partnership announces grant assistance for two N.M. counties
The Permian Strategic Partnership announced a partnership with the JF Maddox Foundation and The Grants Collective and Community Development Consulting Associates LLC to provide professional grant writing, management and training expertise to local governments, school districts and non-profits in Lea and Eddy counties to strengthen their ability to successfully compete for state, federal and private […]
PSP, foundation to contribute $625K to help Lea, Eddy counties
The Permian Strategic Partnership announced today a partnership with the JF Maddox Foundation and The Grants Collective and Community Development Consulting Associates to provide assistance to Lea and Eddy counties in New Mexico.
Booker visit offered rare opportunity for residents
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Presidential candidates usually flock to Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina at this point on the campaign calendar.
Permian Basin roads gain $2 billion in additional funding
ODESSA, Tx. (KOSA)The Texas Transportation Commission voted unanimously on Thursday to provide an additional $2 billion in funding to improve Permian Basin roads.
Commission OKs $600M in road funding for Permian
The Texas Transportation Commission approved a Unified Transportation Plan (UTP)that includes $600 million for the Permian Basin over the next two years.
OUR VIEW: Hallelujah! Road help is on the way
Thursdays vote on the 2020 Unified Transportation Program by the Texas Transportation Commission will do so much to make our roadways safer.
Texas Transportation Commission approves 2020 UTP
The Texas Transportation Commission unanimously approved a statewide transportation plan today that will provide more than $2 billion in additional funding to transportation projects in the Odessa region over the next decade.
PSP, region await state’s decision about $600M in transportation funding
Midlanders could land their second big win in this year of transformation. The Texas Transportation Commission on Thursday will vote on projects that make up its Unified Transportation Plan. Should the vote go the way many in the Permian Basin desire, it would mean $600 million in projects for the region. That includes $243 million […]