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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2021
Page
1
Odessa American reports ongoing city effort to enforce state law amid prolonged notices and actions. Officials cited compliance milestones and legal actions taken to ensure adherence. Community members are watching the process as regulatory measures continue.
ECISD records one student case and zero staff cases for the day. National totals show 28,212,548 confirmed cases and 506,834 deaths in the United States. More details are available via state and federal health sites and the ECISD COVID-19 dashboard.
Odessa area drive thru vaccination at Ratliff Stadium south main entrance offers first dose Pfizer for at risk people aged 65 and older and essential workers. Clinic runs 9 am to 5 pm Sunday with online preregistration and on site routing for those unable to preregister. Bring photo ID and wear short sleeves.
The West Texas Bull Invasion is scheduled at 8 p.m. Friday and 10 p.m. on March 6 at the Ector County Coliseum located at 4201 N. Andrews Highway. For tickets or details call 714-718-1038 or visit tinyurl.com/y4qye8zt.
Mostly cloudy conditions set the scene as Odessa hosts duplicate bridge results. Players compete across multiple boards with several local clubs posting scores showing winners and top pairs amid steady wind.
President Biden visited Houston area disaster sites to pledge federal help for Texans recovering from a severe winter storm and pandemic. He thanked emergency workers, watched Jill Biden volunteer at the Houston Food Bank, and heard from Harris County officials at the Emergency Operations Center about ongoing water and health challenges.
Peyton's Bikes opens a new Odessa store at 3600 Billy Hext Road Suite 102 near the Mountain Bike Park, continuing a 70 year local service. Owner Jason Haislip notes strong demand during the pandemic and highlights the park as a key training venue and community hub.
District Judge Sara Kate Billingsley downtown property owner John Herriage Pleasant Farms convenience store owner Jamie Tisdale and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church were named as storm heroes by the Ector County Commissioners Court. The court presented framed resolutions and thanked others who aided during the February blizzard and blackout.
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