Four Funny Females bring Midland stage comedy tonight
Hometown actress Laura Bartlett joins stand up comics Jodie Hadsell Sherry Belle and Linda Stogner for Four Funny Females at 8 p.m. at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center 1310 N FM 1788 Midland. Bartlett is daughter of Midland doctor Sylvan Bartlett and Crane doctor Richard Bartlett. Call 800-514-3849 for tickets. Website wwernoel.com.
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Butterfield Fest kicks off in Monahans with three day lineup
The 20th annual Butterfield Festival runs July 25 to 27 at Ward County Arena. Events include a reenactment at the courthouse lawn, a July 26 dance with Grupo Vida and The Electric Cowboys, and a July 27 schedule featuring horse shoe and washer tournament, pre auction, barbecue, bull rides, and a Chris Brazeal Band show. Tickets range from free to $10 with varying seating options. Call Cary Anthony at 638-7244 or 940-7243 for bull ride entries. reservations at 943-2187.
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Cathy Anthony
Odessa Acting Workshop and Competition Series
Nine actors and actresses compete in a series of acting and performing challenges. Presented by Horne, Tenniswood, and Ryan, the workshop was filmed and now streams on YouTube via West Texas Talent Channel with new episodes each Thursday through July 25. A live final for the top four is set for July 20 at The Globe Theater at 7 30 p.m. with $10 tickets. Call 978-7405 for info.
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Maija Horne
Mark Tenniswood
Daniel Ryan
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YouTube
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Ninth Grade Bubble Drives ECISD Retention Drop
ECISD faces a steady exodus as over 1,000 students left the district this year for various reasons. The trend begins around junior high with a “ninth grade bubble” and continues through high school, shrinking from about 2,000 at elementary to 800 by senior year. District officials note aging out and moves to private schools or other districts contribute to the loss, while the oil boom brings new students but not enough to offset departures.
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Permian High
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OPD budget request seeks to boost staffing
Odessa Police Department seeks eight new officers and higher pay for crime techs and recruits in a preliminary budget to raise staffing amid rising crime and heavy call loads. Chief Tim Burton and City Manager Richard Morton justify incremental hires, noting budget limits and training capacity while aiming for proactive policing and a stronger traffic division.
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Richard Morton
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Midland
ECISD agenda flags housing talks and top job search
Ector County Independent School District plans a 6 p.m. Tuesday budget discussion and 6:30 p.m. session as it weighs teacher housing and the search for a new superintendent. Interim Tucson Unified School District superintendent H. T. Sanchez awaits a decision after being named lone finalist for the Arizona district.
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