Coahoma News

Greg Sherman CBS 7 News December 16, 2009 3rd graders across Howard County received a special gift to help them with their education.

By BILL McCLELLAN News Editor The Big Spring Symphony is moving on - this time to Trinity Baptist Church - as it continues its concert series with "A Symphonic Christmas" scheduled for Sunday, Dec.

By STEVE REAGAN Staff Writer Officials with Adult Protective Services and Western National Bank are asking area residents to lend a hand to the community's elderly and disabled this holiday season.

An upper-level storm system passed through this area early today, depositing snow and ice on much of West Texas.

A Martin County woman is being evicted after keeping more than 40 dogs on her property.

By STEVE REAGAN Staff Writer COAHOMA - Even as Coahoma Independent School District officials look forward to completion of construction work on their campuses, they are also are thinking about what will come next.

The Coahoma Choir Kids perform the Armed Force Medley during Wednesday's community-wide Veterans Day celebration at the Dorothy Garrett Coliseum.

By THOMAS JENKINS Staff Writer Firefighters from three different agencies converged on a fire in Borden County Monday afternoon that destroyed a one-story home and threatened to spawn a wildfire, according to officials.

Greg Sherman CBS 7 News Big Spring Reporter October 27, 2009 COAHOMA - Coahoma ISD held a ribbon cutting tonight to mark the near-end of their construction project.

The story about the man dubbed the 'school intruder' continues to unfold. We know Rojelio "Roy" Hernandez allegedly went to more than 15 schools in Kansas and Nebraska asking suspicious questions before allegedly abducting a Kansas teen, and now it appears the man may have hit the Lone Star state.

By STEVE REAGAN Staff Writer COAHOMA - Except for some swings of the wrecking ball, renovation projects at Coahoma Independent School District are basically complete.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Curtis of Shallowater will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Oct.

By STEVE REAGAN Staff Writer Flu season has taken a bite out of area schools' attendance figures.

Greg Sherman CBS 7 News Big Spring Reporter October 5, 2009 COAHOMA - Construction work at the high school continues but is slowly wrapping up.

By BILL McCLELLAN New Editor Called "Moving On," the Big Spring Symphony is taking advantage of its nomad status this year, following the closing of the Municipal Auditorium.

Greg Sherman CBS 7 News Big Spring Reporter September 9, 2009 Big Spring ISD, along with Coahoma and Forsan ISDs once again received a superior rating on its financial report card.

By STEVE REAGAN Staff Writer Enrollment figures for Howard County public school districts are fairly stable compared to this time last year, officials said.

Greg Sherman CBS 7 News Big Spring Reporter August 27, 2009 Howard College's new Workforce Training Program will help further educate students and workers.

Erin Grewell speaks to a crowd of educators and others during a special presentation Thursday at Dorothy Garrett Coliseum.

By CINDY SMITH Special to the Herald Howard College will host Erin Gruwell of The Freedom Writers Foundation as part of a joint professional development activity with local school districts Thursday at 1 p.m. The event, open to the public, is free of charge to anyone who would like to attend and is scheduled to be held on campus at Dorothy Garrett ...