Permian High student faces charges after gun seen
ECISD police detained a 15 year old Permian High School student after reports of a handgun in the school parking lot. The student was handed to the Ector County Youth Center and may face felony charges. He admitted to bringing the gun to show friends and did not intend harm. Classroom hallway lockdown followed.
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Co Manache Cross Bike Race Promises Inclusive Riding
Pedaldown Cyclists of all ages invited to the third annual Co Manche Cross Race at McKinney Park Odessa. The West Texas CX Series runs noon to 3 PM with 15 dollar entry. Chil dren beginners and advanced cyclists race at 1 PM. Registration starts at noon. odessa-tx.gov/parks.
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Consultants Present Options For County Courthouse Plans
At the Monday commissioners court meeting Brinkley Sargent outlined two main remedies for the aging Ector County Courthouse. They proposed gutting the building or constructing a new facility with a master plan and needs assessment paid at 190000 dollars.
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Odessa Tackles Tree Debris After Ice Storm Cleanup
City crews from Parks Streets Public Works Solid Waste and Code Enforcement, plus Keep Odessa Beautiful volunteers, managed piles of fallen limbs at five removal sites while residents like Shane Gonzales hauled trunks for neighbors for a fee or free. County opening five disposal sites 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays through Jan 26 with illegal dumping penalties, and all debris to be ground at the Household Hazardous Waste Facility on West 42nd Street.
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Texas comptroller warns oil slump tightens Abbott budget
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar warns oil price declines threaten a budget surplus, projecting over 14 percent lower revenue from oil production and regulation taxes over the next two years. Despite a $7.5 billion cushion, volatility in energy markets could dampen tax relief plans as lawmakers reconvene. Oil dips below 50 dollars a barrel heightens concerns about revenues for highway and other state spending.
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