Around the Basin community notices and events in Odessa
The Odessa American compiles local notices detailing voter registration deadlines for the November election, a weeklong day camp at Gonzales Elementary and St. Mark's Church, Vacation Bible School offerings, a guided tour of the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, a Chris Kyle memorial statue dedication with lunch, a Tween Boxpunkx event, and multiple church VBS programs with times and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Homeschool Co-op
Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
Maylinda Sarahl
West
Midland
Pbpetro
Chris Kyle
Veterans Affairs Clinic
MCH Center For Health and Wellness
Highway 191
Faudree Road
BBC
Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang
Ccwg.org
Pink the Basin helps Odessan woman access mammogram
Lori Casarez, 51, uninsured, credited Family Health Clinic and Pink the Basin with arranging a screening after others warned it would hurt. Pink the Basin, formed in 2012, has granted over $860,000 for local mammography services. Eligibility requires photo ID and income proof. income under 200 percent of poverty qualifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Casarez
Casarez
Family Health
Pink the Basin
Pink the Basin Inc
Aver
American Cancer Society
Norma Tobar
Business Office
Pink Basin Benefit Luncheon Featured by Geralyn Lucas
The Midland event at 11 a.m. on October 4 at Midland Horseshoe Pavilion will host author Geralyn Lucas. Lucas, diagnosed with breast cancer at 27, will discuss her memoir Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geralyn Lucas
Vacation Bible School Surf Shack at Asbury Odessa
At Asbury United Methodist Church students in Vacation Bible School activities include elephant toothpaste experiments using 12 percent liquid hydrogen peroxide dish soap hot water and dried yeast. Participants ages 4 through fifth grade preregister at cokesburyobs com asburyodessa. Photos by Jacob Ford for the Odessa American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury United Methodist Church
E. University Blvd
Cokesburyvbs. Com
Asburyodessa
Kason Steen
Elijah Keast
Campaign targets illegal gun purchases in Permian Basin
Federal and local authorities unveiled a month long Dont Lie campaign with ATF and National Shooting Sports Foundation to curb buying firearms for others. ATF special agent in charge Bill Temple cited penalties up to ten years in prison and 250000 dollars fine for violators. Local agencies and dealers will be inspected, with discrepancies referred for investigation as radio ads and billboards promote awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin
Bill Temple
Dallas Field Division
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
National Shooting Sports Foundation
William A. Temple
Dallas
ATF
Temple
Mike Watson
Lubbock
Watson
Wapel
Interstate 20
Loop 250
Midland
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Odessa
Ector County Elections Office
Ector County
Votetexas.gov
West Texas
Gonzales
Disney St
St. Mark's Methodist Church
N. Main St
Campfirewix.com
Vacation Bible School
Cokesbury
Surf Shack
Org
W. Fifth St
Egypt
Joseph
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Violeta Villamizar
Cave Quest
Redeemer Lutheran Church
E. 18Th St
RedeemerOdessa.org
ATB
In.oaoa
Tn .Com
BY Ruth Campbell
Campbell
Oapa
Midland Horseshoe Pavilion
Arena Trail
Fonda.com
Tinyurl. Com
Cokesburyobs.com
Jacob Ford
Www
Dontlie.org
Mark Sterkel
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