Early voting totals rise in Ector County primary
In Ector County ahead of the March 1 primary, 651 Republicans and 63 Democrats voted Monday, bringing year to date totals to 3,425 Republicans and 464 Democrats. Early voting runs through Friday at several sites including the County Courthouse Annex and four other locations with varying hours.
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E. Eighth St
Lowe’s Family Center
W. University
Westlake Hardware
E. University
Odessa College
Odessa College Sports Center
W. University Blvd
Family Health Center
W. Clements St
Ector County Elections Office
Tinyurles
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First Christian to Host 21st Spaghetti Day for Food2Kids
The First Christian Church plans its 21st annual Spaghetti Day to benefit Food2Kids. The event runs 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Tuesday in the fellowship hall at 601 N Lee Ave Odessa. Plates cost 10 dollars with carryouts by calling 432 332 2954 and online at fccodessa com.
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First Christian Church Fellowship Hall
N. Lee Ave
Odessa
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Robberies may be linked in weekend spree notes
Law enforcement investigates six weekend robberies across county and city with a man in a red hooded sweatshirt and black hat, using notes claiming a gun and demanding cash. Incidents at Smoker's Outlet and AutoZone on University Blvd, plus GameStop on East 42nd Street, are part of the pattern. County sheriff suspects a single MO and possible connected crimes.
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Ector County
Mark Donaldson
M.O
Smoker's
W. University Blvd
Smoker
Odessa Police Department
Odessa Police Aecent
42Nd St
Valve break floods Ector County Library
A weekend valve failure flooded the Ector County Library, destroying thousands of books. Crews work to clean up and keep the library closed at least one more day. Friends of the library treasurer Sharon Denning called the loss a shocking tragedy for book lovers.
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Ector County Library
Sharon Denning
Friends of the
Mark Tenniswood Dies In Interstate Crash In Odessa
Odessa theater pioneer Mark Tenniswood former Permian Playhouse director and founder of Mark 10 Theatricals died in a Sunday wreck on I 10 at age 49 He was en route from Houston area with his dog Sasha a rescue mix who also died Randy Ham Odessa Council for Arts and Humanities says Tenniswood left a lasting legacy and inspired countless young artists in the Odessa theater community
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Permian Playhouse
Mark 10 Theatricals
Odessa
Interstate 10
Tenniswood
Houston Area
Sasha
Randy Ham
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