Old School Wrestling charity match at Wilson & Young Middle School
100 percent of ticket sales go to the girls athletics program as Old School Wrestling presents The Warriors Way featuring Chavo Guerrero Jr. and Ray Rowe at 7 p.m. Saturday at 601 FE. 38th St. Odessa. Doors open 6 p.m. Tickets $5 general, $25 VIP meet and greet, $10 premium. Tickets through Endless Horizons or OSW and Lady Rangers boosters. For more information call or text 432-770-7001.
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Wilson & Young Middle School
Chavo Guerrero Jr
Ring of Honor
Ray Rowe
Odessa
Endless Horizons
OSW
Lady Rangers Booster Club
Aaron Watson at Bynum benefit at La Hacienda
Aaron Watson headlines a benefit with performances at 9 p.m. on April 22 at La Hacienda to aid the Bynum School. Odessa native Brian Milson opens at 7:45 p.m. A dinner starts at 7 p.m. The cookoff follows on April 23 at La Hacienda 12600 State Highway 191. The Bynum School aids students with special needs across ages with academic behavioral and vocational programs. Call 520-0075 or visit bynumschool.org for details.
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Aaron Watson
la Hacienda
Bynum School
Brian Milson
Odessa
Odessa woman charged with theft from a corpse at funeral home
A 41 year old Odessa woman Kalynn Homnfeld was arrested on a state jail felony charge of theft from a human corpse after allegedly pulling a 10 ring from the hand of 88 year old Lois Hicks at Sunset Memorial Gardens funeral home. Investigators tracked Homnfeld from tips after the theft reported Saturday and she was held without bail at Ector County Detention Center.
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Odessa
Kalynn Homnfeld
Hornfeld
Homfeld
Lois Hicks
Sunset Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home
Cpl
Steve LeSueur
Hicks
Brenda Vaughan
Fitch Ave
Gayle
LeSueur
Ector County
Vaughan
Meals on Wheels plate at Ector County Coliseum Barn 6
A plateful from Meals on Wheels served Tuesday evening at Barn 6 in the Ector County Coliseum Odessa. Jacob Ford contributes to the Odessa American coverage.
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Meals On Wheels
Ector County Coliseum
McNeil sworn in as councilwoman for District 1
Amye McNeil was sworn in as the new District 1 councilwoman to fill a seat vacated by her husband Roger McNeil. Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace Eddy Spivey administered the oath and McNeil declined interviews, saying the focus is on District 1 and its constituents. She was appointed March 22 from five applicants and faces a November election. too early to decide if she will run. Mayor David Turner praised her performance at the first meeting. The council tabled a $7.38 million bid to buy seven fire engines and three ladders pending auction.
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Amye McNeil
Roger McNeil
Precinct
Justice of the Peace
Eddy Spivey
McNeil
Ector County
David Turner
Turner
Council
Odessa
Judge Denies Change of Venue for Burns
Former Permian High School teacher Jay Dee Burns had his bid for a change of venue denied by District Judge Dean Whalen. The April 25 trial date remains, with jury selection to assess potential prejudices amid extensive local media coverage of Burns and his four counts of improper educatorRelation charges and other sexual offenses.
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Permian High School
Jay Dee Burns
Dean Whalen
Burns
Michael Brown
Brown
Ector County
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