Odessa Mulls Uses for Scott Theater Site and Adjacent Property
County officials eye leasing back to Will’s Bonding and consider using the Scott Theater property at 700 N. Texas Ave for storage or county offices, possibly a fifth district court, while asbestos work and approvals from school and hospital districts are awaited. The Scott Theater dates to 1959 and has sat idle since the 1980s with back taxes over 330000 dollars.
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Ector County
Susan Redford
Wedder
Redford
Texas Attorney General's
Texas Ave
Fifth District
Will
Weddel
Scott Theater
David Turner
Turner
Odessa
Scott
Wally Scott
Ector County Commissioners approve multiple admin and infrastructure items
In a wide ranging session the Commissioners approved Mitzi Scheible advancing a vote center plan to the Texas Secretary of State, authorized jury software transition, permitted a property purchase at 405 S Tom Green Ave, and green lighted health contract bids. They endorsed budget transfers, capital projects amendments, and multiple equipment and plat approvals including Wildcat Acres and Ranchito De Carrillo.
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Mitzi Scheible
Texas Secretary of State
Ector County
S. Tom Green Ave
Health Department
County Transportation Infrastructure Fund
Moss
Knox
Marco Avenue
Ranchito de Carrillo
Odessa Scott Theater Promoted By OA’s Celinda Hawkins
Celinda Hawkins of the OA comments on the Odessa Scott Theater. The note highlights community support, upcoming events, and the theater’s role in local arts.
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Celinda Hawkins
Odessa
Scott Theater
Tinyurl.com
Police officer placed on leave after McKinney party disturbance
Video shows officer David Casebolt wrestle a bikini clad teen to the ground and threaten others with a gun during a party in McKinney. Witnesses describe heated tensions after a white woman and a black teen clashed. Mayor Loughmiller says officials will meet with community leaders to address the incident.
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Embry
Anna Clark
David Eric Casebolt
Texas Commission On Law Enforcement
Casebolt
Collin County Community College
Brandon Brooks
KDFW
Brooks
McKinney
Brian Loughmiller
Scout Camp Fires Up Boys With Dessert Picnic Plan
Scout leader Callarman gathers boys at fire pits to light newspaper and toast a cobbler dessert. Nine year old Andrew Hughes expresses enthusiasm while campers learn outdoor skills, teamwork, and fun as camp runs through Thursday with a concluding parent picnic. Registration remains open for more scouts to join.
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Callarman
Andrew Hughes
Hearing loss linked to higher hospital stays and stress
Johns Hopkins study of 1,140 hearing impaired seniors 70 plus vs 529 with normal hearing finds 32 percent higher hospitalization risk, 36 percent more prolonged illness, and 57 percent more mood stress. researchers suggest social isolation from hearing loss worsens health and cognitive risk, with trials on counseling and hearing aids underway. Miracle Ear ads promote free aftercare and annual tests with new devices. Odessa and Midland offices listed.
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Johns Hopkins
Better Hearing Institute
Miracle-Ear
Miracle- Ear
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ABL Management
Law Enforcement Center
DADS
Area Agency On Aging
oaDa
Cajerina Becton
Ron Jenkins
Odess Ast
Merican
Midland
N. Grandview
Loop 250 North
Kay Scroggins
Jana Williams
Snelling
Madison Medical Resort
Office Park Drive
Melson
Grandview Avenue
Dessa
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