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Odessa American

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Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 2021

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COVID-19 update from CNM Tah Ector County data

CNM Tah Ector County notes daily numbers are not updated. US totals stand at 27,669,556 confirmed cases and 489,067 deaths. Guidance and updates available via dshs.state.tx.us and the CDC at tinyurl com tztrjlf.

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Gey Medical Center Opens Pfizer Drive Thru at Ratliff Stadium

Ratliff Stadium drive thru vaccinates IC community members with Pfizer. Clinic hours set next week from 9 am to 2 pm Wednesday 9 am to 5 pm Thursday and February 28. Eligible at risk adults 65 plus and essential workers from transport logistics food service housing construction IT energy law media public safety health. Online preregistration preferred. on siteRegistration available in a waiting area. Bring photo ID. Visit metodessa.com or email volunteers Odessa-TX.gov for help.

Medical Center Ratliff Stadium South Main Metodessa.com Odessa-Tx

Sinatra & Beyond tribute to Frank Sinatra in Midland

The Midland Odessa Symphony and Chorale presents Sinatra and Beyond featuring Tony Cesare at 7 30 p m on March 6 at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center 1310 N FM 1788 Midland Tickets 30 to 50 dollars and 17 for students Visit MOSCoorg or call 800 514 3849 for tickets

Midland- Odessa Symphony & Chorale Frank Sinatra Tony Cesare Wagner Noél N. FM Midland Moscoorg

Cruz in Cancun: Cruz acknowledges Mexico trip

Sen. Ted Cruz acknowledged on Thursday that he traveled to Mexico for an unspecified reason. The admission comes amid scrutiny over his travel during a time of political sensitivity.

MCHS cancels Ratliff Stadium vaccination event

MCHS cancels a mass COVID-19 vaccination event at Ratliff Stadium planned for Sunday after vaccine shipments were delayed by weather. New first-dose slots set for Wednesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Feb. 28, with emphasis on first doses only.

MCHS Ratliff MCH Russell Tippin

Warmer temperatures on the way after week snow

Final hurdle of this week's snow storm passes and Permian Basin residents can expect warmer temperatures this weekend and next week. Meteorologist says Midland Odessa may see up to an inch or dusting with sharp cutoff. southern New Mexico towns Carlsbad and Artesia report 1 to 2 inches. Fort Stockton and areas north of I-10 also expected to see significant snowfall.

Permian Basin Odessa Matthew Johnson National Weather Service Midland Midland- Odessa Johnson New Mexico Carlsbad N.M Artesia Fort Stockton I-10

Remote learning continues in ECISD amid winter weather

Ector County ISD extended fourth day of remote learning as frigid temperatures, power and connectivity outages disrupt instruction. Superintendent Scott Muir credits technology advances and staff development for sustaining lessons despite lack of electricity, heat and phone service for students and families.

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Admiral Foghorn voice star Paul Archinal dies at 90

Paul Archinal known as Admiral Foghorn on Gunsmoke set and as Raiderland band voice from 1986 to 2006 died Tuesday in Amarillo at age 90. Centered on Archinal with Doc and Festus in a TV frame, the longtime children’s TV figure passed away.

Paul Archinal Doc and Festus

Texas Tech mourns voice of Goin' Band

Amanda Castro Crist reports on the passing of Paul Archinal known as Admiral Fog Horn who served as the Raiderland band voice from 1986 to 2006. Archinal, who once sought a meeting with President Truman during a 1949 senior trip, is remembered for his long association with Texas Tech.

Texas Tech Voice of Goin Paul Archinal Admiral Foghorn Raiderland Band Washington, D.C Paul Harry Truman Blair House White House Foghorn

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