Two Odessa Departments Host Blood Drive At Station No 6
United Blood Services reports about 18 donors by midday on Wednesday at Station 6 3414 Brentwood Odessa. The event marks a first time two departments compete in a local blood drive with similar efforts in Midland inspiring Odessa drive plans.
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Brentwood
Dianne Scott
United Blood Services
Scott
Odessa
Midland
Escamilla
Pioneer water project ties Odessa revenue to new pipeline
Odessa officials promote a $25 million 20 mile pipeline from the Bob Derrington plant to central Midland County funded by Pioneer Natural Resources. The project will deliver up to 200 000 barrels per day of effluent water to support Fracking needs and reduce reliance on fresh water. Pioneer estimates roughly $3 million per year deferments, with the city projected to net over $117 million across the 11 year term.
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Odessa
David Turner
42Nd Street
Richard Morton
Morton
Bob Derrington
Midland County
Tim Dove
Pioneer
Permian Basin
Dove
Pioneer Natural Resources
Ad- Selon Senate
Midland
Tall City
City of
Permian
Eagle Ford
South Texas
Stephen McNair
Pioneer Water Management and Power
Pany
Cas Af Grisen Elie
Aoa
OHS appoints Servance amid vote concerns and abstentions
In a contested hiring for the OHS football coach and athletic director role, two finalists faced scrutiny as abstentions cited process flaws rather than Servance's qualifications. District leaders promised investigation into athletic department irregularities while praising the seven-member committee's choice of Servance, a Permian and Estacado alum with deep local ties.
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OHS
Smith
Woodall
Servance
Permian
Ector County
Pendent
Todd Vesely
ECIS
Tom Crowe
Crowe
Estacado High School
Lubbock
Permian High School
Timbuktu
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Sammy Berzoza
Berzoza
Bertoza
Leslie
Leslie Adams
Alexandria Hart
Jacob Ford
NEW Falcons
Market Street
Athletic Supply
UTPB