Hispanic Heritage Meeting At ECISD Admin Building
Around the Basin item notes a Hispanic Heritage meeting at 11 30 a m in the ECISD Administration Building with a contact Carol Uranga 432 349 9840. Also lists Summer Food Service in Odessa with free meals for ages 1 18 at Third Edition Kids Café and a Fort Davis 5K Fun Run with registration at 7 45 a m and race start at 8 20 a m.
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ECISD
Carol Uranga
West Texas Food Bank
Odessa Housing Authority
City of
Odessa
N. Whitaker Ve
Fort Davis
Jeff Davis County Park
Vai
Fort Davis Fourth of July celebration lineup set
Fort Davis Chamber schedules a full day event from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. with a parade, 5K run, vendors, a horse show, a gunfight reenactment, kids rides, contests, and a nightclub dance headlined by Gun Slinger and Clay McKinney at the Union. Details and tickets at 426-3015 or fortdavis.com.
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Fort Davis
Union
Fortdavis.com
Four Charged With Capital Murder In Texas double homicide
Four men Armando Sauseda Francisco Mata Sauseda Moises Marquez Jr and Armando Sauceda Jr were indicted on capital murder counts in the June 1 shootings in the 1400 block of Anderson Avenue. Each faces two first degree murder counts for the deaths of Jose Garden and Steven Soto. District Attorney Bobby Bland said capital murder applies as two victims were killed in the same transaction. He did not state if the death penalty would be sought.
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Anderson Avenue
Armando Sauseda
Francisco Mata Sauseda
Moises Marquez Jr
Armando Sauceda Jr
Jose Garden
Steven Lee Soto
Ector County
Bobby Bland
Bland
Odessa College hosts crime scene investigation camp for youngsters
Erica Garcia and Kelsi Gibbs, both nine or younger, watch as Heather Rutledge handles iodine in powder cups while practicing chromatography fingerprinting blood typing and liquid tests to detect a fictional culprit during a camp at Odessa College. Joshua Scheide reports.
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Erica Garcia
Heather Rutledge
Kelsi Gibbs
Odessa College
Rutledge
Boston teen films Permian culture for documentary
Devon Albert Stone, a 16 year old from Needham Massachusetts, traveled 2000 miles to Odessa to film a documentary on Permian high school's culture and football focus. She plans finish Boston interviews by September and complete editing within a year. Devon says both communities share a commitment to student success and notes the Pioneer spirit at Permian.
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Boston
Devon Albert Stone
Permian
Devon Albert-Stone
Odessa
Devon
Needham
Buddy Hale
Mojo
Steven Womack
West Texas
Permian High School
Make the World Go Away in Daily Worries
Ken Brodnax notes weekly columns on Wednesdays and Sundays. The piece muses on the universal urge to make worries disappear and urges facing daily challenges promptly rather than wishing them away. It uses the song Make the World Go Away as a motif and counsels recalling past crises to gain perspective.
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Odessa American
Kermit Chamber of Commerce
Little League
Winkler County Park
Lane
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Co.ectorts.us
District
Bessa College
Joshua Scheide
Massachusetts
Northeast
West
Texas
Roy Waggoner
Oapa
Dana Albert
Dana
Cindera Nealy
Ken Brodnax
Ken
Kbrodnax
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