Keep Odessa Beautiful Tees Up Texas Trash Off
Keep Odessa Beautiful plans the Texas Trash Off event from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Noel Heritage Plaza 320 W Fifth St. Activities include kids booths and a Vocal Trash performance. Bags and gloves are provided. bulky items can be dropped off free at the Citizen Bulk Item Center 814 W 42nd St open 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Saturday. Call 335-4686 for details.
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Odessa College opens 2017 OC Student Art Exhibition
The Odessa College Department of Visual and Performing Arts announces the 2017 OC Student Art Exhibition featuring OC students’ drawings paintings photography ceramics and sculpture. An opening reception runs 4 to 5 p m today in Options Gallery Senate Hall Room 107 where scholarship and merit award recipients will be named. The show runs through April 28 with gallery hours Monday through Thursday 9 a m to 9 p m and Friday 9 a m to 5 p m.
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University recital at UTPB in Midland features private lesson students
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin Music Department schedules Departmental Recital No. 95 for 5 p.m. Friday in Rea-Great Hall Waener orapa Noél Performing Arts Center, 1310 N FM 1788 Midland. Admission is free to the public.
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City weighs oilfield incentives
City officials study potential incentives for oilfield development as Weir Oil and Gas expansion considerations surface. The review focuses on tax breaks, infrastructure support, and regulatory facilitation to attract industry investment amid regional energy activity.
Odessa weighs tax break for Weir Oil facility
Odessa City Council debates a possible tax abatement and more than 1 million in economic development funds to lure a 92 000 square foot Weir Oil and Gas facility off I 20. The plan would consolidate three smaller sites and create up to 84 jobs while guarding against losses if the project moves to Oklahoma.
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Construction delays push Jurassic Jungle park opening
At UTPB Park the Junior League spray park faces delays after Atlantis Aquatic Group hit rock while digging a ten foot surge tank hole. Work stalled after about three feet and pushes opening from May to late June or early July at the earliest.
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Odessa volunteers sought for art cleaning day and trash off
Odessa volunteers are invited for a Saturday Day of Caring organized with United Way of Odessa and Keep Odessa Beautiful. A Public Art cleaning project runs 7 30 a m to 1 p m to inspect 49 artworks city owned plus pieces owned by UTPB OC and private owners.
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Deadly week on West Texas roads
Three more Odessa residents died in two separate crashes as DPS reported. A 72 year old Odessa man Jesus Rodriguez Contreras and his passenger Maria D Cedilla died in a single vehicle rollover on westbound I-20 eight miles west of Monahans in high winds. A separate three vehicle crash on eastbound I-20 near Odessa killed 51 year old Dolores Esparza. A Fort Worth driver Tyssius Thomas died when his Ford Crown Victoria collided with the Elantra driver Do lores Esparza near mile marker 111 on I-20. See WRECKS Page 3A.
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