Water use July 31 Delivery Limit Source Colorado River District
Delivery volume for July 31 stands at 13.1 million gallons under the district’s water use limit. The figure appears in the Colorado River Municipal Water District report detailing delivery totals and usage caps.
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Women’s Fair and Expo at Midland Horseshoe Arena
QUIC K hits Silver Spur Trade Shows schedule the third annual Women's Fair and Expo at Midland Horseshoe Arena 2514 Arena Trail with hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission 6 for adults 4 for ages 5 to 15 and 5 for seniors 62 plus. Sunday tickets two for 8 National Friendship Day. Contact 806-253-1322 or info wfetx.com. ON THE NET www wfetx.com
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John Prine to perform at Wagner Noel Center
Grammy winning folk singer songwriter John Prine will perform at 8 p.m. on September 20 at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center. He wrote Angel from Montgomery made famous by Bonnie Raitt and Dear Abby among other classics. Tickets range 39.50 to 59.50 and are on sale at the box office from noon to 5 p.m. or via www johnprine dot net.
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Big Bend Ranch Rodeo Set for August in Alpine
Ranch teams from Texas and New Mexico prepare for three days of rodeo action starting August 9 with a SHOT Clinic at Sul Ross State University S A L E Arena. Events include ranch bronc riding wild cow milking team doctoring and branding. Call Chachi Hawkins or Monty Kimball for details or visit the site.
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ECISD weighs Nov bond amid overcrowding plan talk
ECISD Superintendent Hector Mendez outlined a possible November bond at a special workshop at Barbara Jordan Elementary. The district weighs overcrowding fixes and a move to a middle school model with ideas, not a plan, and set August 17 as the deadline to place a bond on the ballot.
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High heat bears down on Rock the Desert event schedule
Heat wave expected to push temperatures above 100 degrees for Rock the Desert attendees from Thursday to Saturday with little cloud cover and no rain. Odessa and Midland hit 100 and 101 degrees respectively as ERCOT set July grid-use records. Local meteorologists warn of a string of triple-digit days continuing into next week.
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Cruz routs Dewhurst in Texas Senate runoff
The Associated Press reports Ted Cruz defeated Lt Gov David Dewhurst in Texas GOP runoff to win the nomination to replace retiring Kay Bailey Hutchison. Cruz led early in key cities, signaling a decisive conservative victory in one of the nation’s reddest states.
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County Constable Precinct 1 Race Results
Carl Watters wins precinct 1 with 457 votes or 51.81 percent over Steven P Brennan 425 votes 48.19 percent. Ector County Democratic Chair Bobbie Duncan 126 votes 65.28 percent, Isidro Gonzales 6 votes 34.11 percent. Voter turnout shows Democrats 196 and Republicans 4,213.
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