West Odessa couple crafts Hot Kotter sandwich tale
Shane and Stacey, offspring of local restaurant roots, built Metal Shop Grill from Susie's Café in West Odessa. They met Kotter the radio DJ, created the Hot Kotter brisket sandwich, and now run hours daily while adding healthier options. Their drive is feeding people as they pursue independent ownership.
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Shane
West Odessa
Kotter
W. University Blvd
Stacey
Mentallica
Cooked to Profit and People, SHANE HUDSON Statement
Shane Hudson declares a dual aim for the business, to profit while prioritizing cooking and feeding people, signaling that making money remains essential but guiding purpose is serving customers through food.
Shopping Uniforms Direct proves busy weekend for shoppers
Sixteen year old Alli son Gray and her sister Megan Gray rushed between stores with new kitten Pixie in a crate at the rear of the shop. Yessica Sullivan, her son Alfredo and other family shoppers joined the mall crowds while Target and Academy Sports drew teens and parents. State officials expect over 74 million in saved sales taxes across the weekend, as Joyce Thompson and granddaughter Kyra Thompson shop Marshall’s and Dillard’s before visiting the uniform store.
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Pixie
Yessica Sullivan
Alfredo
Target
Academy Sports
Joyce Thompson
Microburst Damage Reported Near Odessa and Midland
Weather outflow winds from a thunderstorm damaged structures in West Odessa area. A tin roof blew off a barn, a side addition collapsed, and debris damaged a mobile home and a vehicle. Power poles snapped. live oak branches were blown down. Officials noted no flight groundings despite microburst history and sensor-equipped airports.
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West Odessa
Tetsuya Theodore
Ted” Fujita
Delta Air Lines
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Midland International Airport
Odessa-Shlemeyer Field
California faces longer tougher wildfire season ahead
California faces an intensified fire season with nearly twice as many acres burned as last year. Officials report 4,300 wildfires so far this year, well above the 2008 to 2012 average of about three thousand, as a fierce season will begin before Santa Ana winds.
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Banning
Calif
California
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
Daniel Berlant
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
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