North Odessa to Gain Four New Businesses Proposed
A 6.2 acre parcel at East 87th Street and Yale Avenue approved by the Odessa Planning and Zoning Commission would host three initial shops with a fourth later, likely including possible Domino’s and Starbucks. The project adds about 198 parking spaces as north Odessa grows with new housing nearby and limited current retail options like 7-Eleven and Sonic amid a Dollar General cluster.
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Hinton Enterprise
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Starbucks
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Randy Brinlee
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Property Resources Inc
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Barbara Jordan
Frank Friesen
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Reindeer Games at Burnet Elementary Choir Performance
Ngoc Phan and Alexiys Baiza both 11 joined Burnet Elementary students in a Christmas song performance at Music City Mall. Under choir teacher Judy Morris they sang seven songs to the audience on Thursday.
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Alexiys Baiza
Burnet Elementary
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Odessa OFR Captain Ejected in Motorcycle Crash
Odessa Fire and Rescue Captain Rocky Haney and passenger Kendra Rae Miller were thrown from a 2012 Harley Davidson on East Highway 191 near the south side service road around 3 32 p m Thursday. Both injured and taken to Medical Center Hospital. Police say neither wore helmets and the investigation continues.
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Rocky Haney
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Gas prices drop by 6 cents this week in Texas
AAA Texas reports statewide average pump price at 3.03 per gallon as holiday travel nears. National average falls to 3.21. Amarillo offers the cheapest at 2.81 while Austin and San Marcos show the highest at 3.07.
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Wink ISD May Launch Early College High School
Wink ISD moves toward starting an Early College High School with UT Permian Basin backing. The program would let students earn up to 60 hours of college credit while completing a high school diploma with free college courses. UTPB President David Watts said the online option expands access for remote Texas students and underserved communities.
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University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
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