Original Permian Basin Gun Show at Ector County Coliseum
A roundup of events includes the Original Permian Basin Gun Show at Ector County Coliseum Building 6 4201 Andrews Highway with hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring books knives ammunition reloading supplies blow guns coins and a full line of gun accessories. Buy sell or trade. Also listed are Rock the Desert United Academy soccer practice for ages 7 8 and 9 at Rock the Desert Midland 2000 N FM 1788. a fourth Sunday fellowship and joint service by local ministerial alliances. Read to Clemen tine the Therapy Dog at the library. Permian Basin Genealogical Society meeting at Bethany Christian Church with speaker Owen Holden on military records. Oak Ridge Boys with The Gatlin Brothers at Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center 1310 N FM 1788 Midland with box hours noon to 5 p.m. and contact 800 514 3849.
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Permian Basin
Ector County Coliseum
Andrews Highway
Storytime Snow and Craft Time
Storytime session themed on snow opens at 10 a.m. Readers gather for a craft focused event. All ages welcome as staff lead a winter inspired activity and storytelling segment.
Indie-Lens Pop Up The Bad Kids Panel Opens Mentoring
A pop up event runs from 6 to 8 PM featuring a panel discussion and coalition building with strength based exercises. Attendees can sign up to mentor through Communities in Schools Big Brothers Big Sisters the Boys and Girls Club and related programs.
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Ector County Library
W. Fifth St
Communities In
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Boys & Girls Club
Drills prep hospital for disasters and emergencies
Emergency drills at Medical Center involve Amanda Everett and Brad Timmons as they review the Hazardous Vulnerability Assessment. They drill for manmade disasters such as active shooter IT incidents and natural hazards like tornadoes, high winds and ice storms.
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Medical Center
Amanda Everett
Ector County Hospital District
Brad Timmons
Everett
Medical Center Hospital
Revival of K-9 unit under Lt Richard Dickson
Odessa resident and veteran dog trainer Lt Richard Dickson aims to revive the Ector County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit after a two year hiatus. He donated his police dog Axel, a 3 year old German shepherd, to the sheriff’s office as part of the effort. Dickson stresses drive and ambition in dogs and handlers for drug detection tracking and patrol work, comparing training to cultivating a gambling addiction to fuel pursuit and perseverance. He has trained dogs since 1983 and seeks matching traits in future dogs and handlers for the unit.
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Richard Dickson
Dickson
Odessa
Ector County
Sheriff's Office
Medical Matters: Fever Management for Infants and Children
Dr. Benson outlines fever science and guidance for parents on when to treat a fever in children. He discusses normal temperatures, the role of fever in infection, and cautions about using acetaminophen and ibuprofen. He notes dosing by weight, limits for infants, and the rare need for alternating meds under medical advice. See BENSON Page 2B
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Benson
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