ECISD enrollment hits 30 000 mark on Day three
By day three at Ector County Independent School District enrollment reached 30 071, an all time high up 1 067 from last year. Ross Elementary served as the 30 000th student while Barbara Jordan Cavazos and San Jacinto Elementary schools are closed to new students. Carver Early Education Center enrollment is capped due to pre K capacity limits.
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Ector County Independent
Ross
Barbara Jordan
Cavazos
San Jacinto
Carver Early Education Center
Counuses
Senior center hosts health fair in Ector County library area
The Northside Senior Citizens Center hosts a health fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1225 N Adams Ave. Free services include blood pressure checks and flu shots along with other screenings. For information call 337-5281. ON THE WET Ector County Library.
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Northside
Senior Citizens Center
N. Adams Ave
Ector County Library
Ector
Basin BBQ Blowout Returns to Odessa with Tickets On Sale
The Basin BBQ Blowout is set for October with tickets available through the Odessa Chamber of Commerce. A preview party is Oct 16 and general admission begins Oct 17 in downtown Odessa. Corporate packages and $30 tickets remain, with contest for Best BBQ in the Permian Basin. Contact 432 332 9111 or visit www odessachamber com for details.
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Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Odessa
Permian Basin
Odessachamber.com
Oil prices surge as Syria tension sparks trading spike
Oil prices rose to levels not seen in over two years amid fears of U S action against Syria and Middle East unrest. Benchmark crude climbed to 110.10 a barrel after touching 112.24, with gains driven by supply disruption fears and regional instability. Analysts warn a momentum surge could reverse if conflict broadens.
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West Texas
U.S
Syria
New York Mercantile Exchange
Middle East
Egypt
Iraq
Dan Heckman
US Bank Wealth Management
Dennis Elam
Texas A&m San Antonio
Halliburton opens Odessa administrative facility
Halliburton inaugurates a 48 000 square foot administrative building and a large truck garage at 6155 W Murphy St Odessa. the project cost about 16 million with total investment around 30 million. The site will house about 1500 employees and expand with up to 10 service lines including Sperry Drilling and Artificial Lifts. Senior executives spoke of Permian Basin growth and long term commitment to production.
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Halliburton
Odessa
Permian Basin
Jim Brown
Western Hemisphere
Permian
W. Murphy St
Brown
Art Wilson
David Turner
United Way
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Turner
Sperry Drilling
Hobbs
N.M
Midland
Ron Shuman
U.S
Guy Andrews
Adventures of Fred Brown and His Pandimensional Multi-Ship
Pandimensional Mark 10 Theatricals debuts Friday with The Adventures of Fred Brown and His Amazing Pandimensional Multi-Ship. Read more on the Ticket page for radio play details and show timing.
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Fred Brown
Ticket
Odessa opposition forms to defeat $95 million courthouse bond
Jeff Russell and Jason Moore launched Citizens for Responsible Government to oppose the Nov 5 bond for a new courthouse. They argue the county faces one big-ticket option and seek more spending options and taxpayer information. Russell linked the effort to governance cost concerns and accountability.
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Ector County Elections Office
Jeff Russell
Jason Moore
Citizens For
Moore
Odessa
Russell
Luis Galvan
Citizens For Responsible Government
Courthouse Progress Committee
Sondra Boff
Ector
Susan Redford
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