Wilson Young Middle School renaming aims to boost pride
Wilson-Young Middle School will honor Medal of Honor recipients Alfred Wilson and Rex Young by renaming the campus. Principal Andrea Martin leads a broad rebranding to raise academic standards, with in-house work and contractors updating facilities for about 195000 dollars. A transition to a Ranger identity, slate gray, black and gold colors, and a 1000-student forecast accompany the ceremony planned for August 20 on the football field with community veterans invited.
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Wilson and Young Dedication Meet the Teacher Night
The school hosts a dedication and Meet the Teacher Night at 6 to 7 pm on August 20 on the football field to celebrate Hood Junior High’s name change to Wilson and Young Medal of Honor Middle School and discuss student success. Parents express optimism about the new name and school direction. New Tech Odessa will also change its name to George H W Bush New Tech Odessa this year.
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Odessa man charged with indecency with a child
A 38-year-old Odessa man, Eddie Randall Hall of 1420 E Seventh St, faced two counts of indecency with a child after a 10-year-old girl reported he touched her in a pool. Hall was held at the Ector County Detention Center on $100,000 bonds. Police affidavits describe the sexual contact in the pool, with a witness recounting Hall’s actions and a separate interview account.
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Man reports robbery before crash in Odessa
A 23-year-old man told Odessa Police he was robbed before a collision near a 7-Eleven at Oakwood Drive and JBS Parkway. Jose Lopez said he and an unnamed companion left the store, then crashed after failing to stay in a single lane. He was treated for non life threatening injuries. Police continue to investigate the robbery and crash with conflicting statements from Lopez and witnesses.
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