Andreia Medlin is a journalist for the Big Spring Herald, focusing on local news and events in Big Spring, Texas. With a passion for community journalism, Andreia covers a range of topics including local business events, community initiatives, and human interest stories.
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By: Andreia Medlin
Keep Big Spring Beautiful recognized at City Council meeting Tuesday.
The State National Bank recently announced it’s Employee of the Year. Pictured here with Bank President Justin Myers is Blerina Higgins who moved to the U.S. in 2007 from Kosovo.
Courtesy photo
By: Andreia Medlin
The Big Spring Area Chamber of Commerce held a Thank You presentation for Park Place Retirement Living in appreciation of their contribution to the community. Park Place is located at
By: Andreia Medlin
The Big Spring Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome new member Childrens Advocacy Center located at 2000 Birdwell Ln. The organization works with area agencies
By: Andreia Medlin, Darla Wales, Ginger Snaps
History Nerds is a great conversation starter for history buffs Last Wednesday's History Nerds meeting had a lot to talk about. The Greater Courses presentation gave an out of the box view of the possible m…
Flour sack clothing was a common garment particularly during the Great Depression of the 30’s when money and supply were short.
High School cafeteria Dec. 9, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Forsan journalism/yearbook is hosting a holiday extravaganza featuring several school organization. Small businesses are invited to share their creations. Limited booth space $25 each. To reserve a spot call Amanda Dufort at 432-213-1825 or email [email protected]
The cars were lined up as far as the eye could see Saturday on Scurry. Several non-profit organizations including Crossroads Housing, Tate’s Place and others handed out hundreds of pounds of food to locals in the spirit of the Holiday Season.
The Big Spring Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome new member 44 And Company Elite Mens Wear, Amanda Blissard, owner. The new haberdashery specializes in mens casual and business casual clothing including polos, long sleeve collared shirts, jeans, belts, socks, T-Shirts and wallets. On the shelves are also a variety of scented candles, cologne and skin care products. Formal wear is soon to be available as well according to the owner. To see more, visit their location at 804 S. Gregg or visit their website 44andcompany.com, E-mail [email protected] or call 260-0070.
(833) 317-6278 
