The Weaponized ESAPBOG
Ben Shepperd,PBPA President While oil and gas production, especially in the Permian Basin, has continued to break records, deliver meaningful environmental impacts, provide affordable and reliable energy across the globe, and promote economic growth, that isn’t enough...
U.S. active rig count of 642 lowest in 18 months since February 2022PBOG
Baker Hughes’ count of active oil and gas drilling rigs declined (by 12) for sixth straight week in U.S. to 642 – lowest count in 18 months since February 2022. And the number of oil-directed rigs declined by 5 in the past week to 520 – lowest in 17 months since...
Rig counts decline to 327 in Permian, 312 in Texas; New Mexico holds at 113
Only one of the top nine counties in Permian Basin added a drilling rig in the past week, according to Baker Hughes in its weekly report of Aug. 11. Lea County (64 rigs) and Eddy (47) in New Mexico lead Permian, but both their counts were unchanged in the past week. ...
Permian Basin rig count declines to 337, lowest in 14 monthsPBOG
Baker Hughes’ rig count in Permian Basin as of July 14 fell by 5 in the previous week to 337 rigs – its lowest count of rigs in 14 months since May 2022. There were 350 rigs in Permian Basin a year ago and 353 to start 2023. Also there were 329 rigs in Texas (337...
U.S. adds 6 rigs in past week to break streak of 9 weeks of declining rig countSarrah Barton
U.S. rig count showed an increase of 6 rigs in the previous week to break a streak of 9 consecutive weeks of declines. Baker Hughes said as of July 7 there were 680 rigs (674 previous week, 752 year ago) in U.S. The count declined from 755 to 674 during that...Jal Facebook
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This Friday at Panther Stadium, the Jal High School Panthers Varsity Football Team (3-0) will face the Dexter Demons, a likewise undefeated 3-0 team, for Homecoming. Head Coach Dusty Giles says Dexter is a “very much improved” team from last year, and will definitely present a challenge for the Jal Panthers.
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Panthers fighting Demons By John Earp This Friday at Panther Stadium, the Jal High School Panthers Varsity Football Team (3-0) will face the Dexter Demons, a li
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Jal’s very own Gage Walker won first place in mutton bustin’ at the Midland County Fair August 27th with a 9.0-second ride. Gage has been participating in mutton bustin’ for some time now, and wants to ride bulls when he grows up. Great job with a first-place ride, Gage!
Walker wins 1st place in Midland County Fair
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Walker wins 1st place in Midland County Fair Jal’s very own Gage Walker won first place in mutton bustin’ at the Midland County Fair August 27th with a 9.0-
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One of the hats this reporter wears, besides pastoring and driving two school bus routes, involves serving as the coordinator for the Ministerial Internship Program of the Church of God in the New Mexico and El Paso Region.
Local pastor helps train new ministers
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Local pastor helps train new ministers By John Earp One of the hats this reporter wears, besides pastoring and driving two school bus routes, involves serving aJal New Mexico
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