Live United Way Odessa Golf Tournament opens registration
Registration for the 2017 Live United Way of Odessa H E B Golf Tournament opens for September 14 at Ratliff Ranch Golf Links. Shotgun start, 18 holes, 8:30 a.m. tee time. Cost 125 per golfer or 500 per four man team includes green fee cart lunch. Mulligans 10 gimmies 5 drive 20. Proceeds go to United Way of Odessa. Call 432-332-0941 or visit the United Way Odessa site.
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United Way of Odessa
Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day Supports Local Children's Miracle Network
Dairy Queen and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals team up for Miracle Treat Day with at least one dollar from every Blizzard sold donated to the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. Proceeds benefit the Medical Center LU and its pediatric care initiatives.
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Officers to serve food for fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse
Local police officers and the Law Enforcement Torch Run members will trade handcuffs for aprons to serve tables for tips today from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Texas Roadhouse in Odessa and Midland. Gratuities benefit Special Olympics of Texas training and programming for more than 300 children and adults with intellectual disabilities in the Permian Basin Big Bend Area.
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Odessa mayor backs 2.26 cent property tax hike plan
Mayor David Turner backs a 2.26 cent property tax increase tied to an $86.6 million general fund budget, aiming to fund employee raises and core services like streets and code enforcement. The proposal would raise taxes about $43 annually for a $150,000 home, with public hearings set for August as two council members oppose the measure.
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Malcolm Hamilton
Mike Gardner
Richard Morton
Ector County considers 4.8 million deficit in next year
County Judge Ron Eckert outlined a proposed budget showing a 4.8 million deficit for next year. The commissioner's court will hold daily budget meetings next week at the Ector County Administration Building Annex to review changes before a final vote.
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