Odessa man Dustin Wiginton killed in Saturday highway crash
Friends and family mourn the 20 year old Dustin Wiginton after a Saturday morning rollover on Highway 191 in Odessa. Police report a maroon Chevrolet Blazer and a black Dodge Avenger collided. Wiginton died at the scene. Relatives describe his vibrant, communicative nature and his impact on the community. A Facebook tribute page has drawn hundreds of mourners and a benefit concert is being planned to help with funeral costs.
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Dustin Wiginton Obituary Notice at Acres West Chapel
Funeral service set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Acres West Chapel located at 8115 W University Blvd. The obituary appears on Page 6A detailing Dustin Wiginton's life and services.
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Felony dispositions from Ector County District Clerk
A list of felony dispositions shows Brandall Steve Green pleading guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and receiving three years in prison. Oscar Balderas pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, getting six years probation with deferred adjudication. Other cases include endangering a child, escape, sex offender registration, felon in possession of a firearm, forgery by passing, with various prosecutors and defense attorneys listed.
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James Rush
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Thomas Hirsch
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Texas Legislature ends third special session on transport plan
Texas lawmakers adjourned the third special session after approving a constitutional amendment to boost transportation spending by about 1.2 billion annually. Funds would come from oil and gas revenues redirected from the Rainy Day Fund. The measure faces a 2014 voter referendum with a two year minimum balance requirement for the Rainy Day Fund.
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Diggers Oilfield Services Promises Fast, Lasting Dirt Work
Diggers Oilfield Services offers frac pit, receiving pit, well site pad, road maintenance, and right of way work. Owner Jason Hunt supervises every job, with crews trained in dirt work and safety. They promise durability, 48 hour service readiness, and expansion into commercial pads, serving Midland and surrounding areas. Call Sara at 432-664-8030 or email sanderson@diggersoilfieldservices.com.
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