Odessa to open LTAC hospital inside Medical Center Hospital
The first long term acute care facility in Odessa opens at Medical Center Hospital as Regency Hospital Company launches 36 beds within MCH. The facility serves patients needing 25 plus days and aims to improve outcomes while freeing space for other patients. The opening reception is at 5 30 p m in the MCH board room with city county and hospital district reps expected.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Regency Hospital Company
LTAC
Brian Wells
Odessa Regency Hospital Company
Wells
MCH
RHC
Tony Ruiz
Ruiz
Odessa Rhc
City County and Hospital
Missing plane search extends into ninth day in Arizona
In Flagstaff and Midland, a missing plane carrying minister Monty Price his wife Susan son Jake and Jake's girlfriend Lendon Stovall remains unfound after nine days. The Cowboy Church of the American West launched an emergency relief fund to aid volunteers, with donations via CCAW Rescue Fund at Community National Bank of Midland. Civil Air Patrol aircraft persist in a 100 square mile search area as deputies plan day searches through Saturday before resuming ground sweeps.
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Ariz
Midland
Monty Price
Susan
Jake
Lendon Stovall
Price
Cowboy Church of the American West
Ccaw Rescue Fund
Community National Bank of
Florida Ave
Civil Air Patrol
Coconino County
Mayor Proclaims Perryman Day For Education Foundation Work
Odessa American reports a mayoral proclamation designating Perryman Day in recognition of Perryman’s pivotal role in establishing the Education Foundation and serving as its first president.
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Perryman
Jenkins Receives ECISD Special Education Award
Jenkins, longtime ECISD special education director, is honored after peers nominated her for the Region 18 award. She will receive a reception later this month as staff and administrators commend her dedication to students and families.
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Jenkins
ECISD
Special Education Department
Hall
Special Education
Garcia
Pope Day School
Quiet Riot to rock Odessa at Daddy's Place tonight
80s metal act Quiet Riot returns to Odessa performing at Daddy's Place on Eighth Street. Opening act Escape Control won a recent Battle of the Bands and will start at 9 30 pm with Quiet Riot to follow at 10 30 pm Doors open 7 pm for information call 333 3133 or visit the venue site.
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Quiet Riot
Odessa
Robin Chambers
Daddy's Place
Eighth St
Metal Health
Kevin Carlos Cavazo
Prandkis Renal
Rudy Sarzo
Escape Control
Burglary report at West 18th Street home
An Odessa woman reported a 1500 computer stolen from her residence between 11 15 a m and 2 30 p m Tuesday in the 1700 block of West 18th Street, according to police records of local crime.
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Odessa
West 18Th Street
Goods man plans Odessa charity to stock and hire locals
Hooper, in the sign business, painted Lend A Hand on his pickup to promote a new Odessa charity. He aims to collect usable household goods, store them in a big location, and help families within 24 hours after disaster. The plan includes employing disabled workers and using sales to cover wages and urgent needs.
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Hooper
Odessa
Enron
Hooper launches Lend-A-Hand drive to reclaim donations
Hooper plans a community backed effort to bring money back into the cycle of giving and avoid corporate overhead. He avoids competing with large charities for grants and has started by visiting garage sales in his Lend-A-Hand truck to collect leftover items. Odessa residents show promise, with Hooper hoping for nearly 100,000 supporters to handle a large workload.
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Hooper
Odessa
Hispanics in Media Honored at Community Talk Event
The event honored John Foster posthumously, praised for Hispanic outreach. Vasquez and Esparza lauded KWES La Ley general, KOSA TV, and PBS affiliate KOCV for leadership in minority programming. Univision and ECISD channel also recognized at the lunch in December.
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John Foster
Foster
Vasquez
Richard Esparza
KWES/La Ley
Esparza
Kosatv
Mark Salazar
Royce Bodiford
KOCV
Ex administrator trial date not set delayed to spring
Stephen Hetrick, 45, former Career Center administrator, faces two to 20 years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines if convicted. The trial has been postponed until spring.
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Stephen Hetrick
Hetrick
Christian kicks off 19th district campaign swing in West Texas
Congressional candidate Bill Christian of Midland launches district wide tour starting at Mitchells Thrifty Mart in Monahans. He will visit Lubbock and Big Spring then end at Odessa’s American Legion Post. Christian highlights public service record and Marine Corps career, with a May 3 special election where 10 candidates run.
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Bill Christian
Midland
Mitchell
Martin Monahans
Washington
West Texas
Christian
Mitchell’s
Lubbock
Big Spring
American Legion Post
Eighth St
Odessa
Monahans High School
University of Texas At Austin
John Tower
Naval
Lawrence Garrett
Will Ball
Phil Gramm
Marine Corps
Somalia
Marine Corps Reserve
University of Texas System
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