Odessa Police urge motorists to slow down and stay alert
Odessa Police Chief Chris Pipes urged drivers to pay attention and follow traffic laws after a Friday night crash on West 16th Street and West County Road killed two teens, marking the sixth fatal collision this year with nine deaths. Alcohol was involved in at least three of the year's fatal crashes.
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Odessa
Chris Pipes
Brian Lujan Sanchez
Andrew Rodriguez
Fatal Car Accidents This Year Summary
A timeline lists multiple fatal vehicle crashes across the city. Victims include Kimberly Dawn Turner Jan 6 and Jeanine Stmmell Apr 7, with other deaths at Dixie Boulevard 42nd Street Mall Drive West County Road and Interstate 20. An elderly driver Amparo Espino Ortiz died June 14 in a train collision near First Street and Crane Avenue.
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Kimberly Dawn Turner
37Th Street
Grandview Avenue
Jeanine Stmmell
Dixie Boulevard
42Nd Street
Anthony Piervincenti Jr
Mall Drive
Rodolfo Lopez
Guadalupe Robles Jr
Miguel Mendoza
West County Road
Interstate 20
Amparo Espino Ortiz
Benjamin Ortiz
First Street
Crane Avenue
Brian Lujan Sanchez
Andrew Rodriguez
West 16Th Street
Doobie Brothers Concert Tonight At Ector Coliseum
The Doobie Brothers perform tonight at the Ector County Coliseum with proceeds funding the Ector County Independent School District Education Foundation. The Mosquitos open at 7 30 with a Fender Stratocaster autographed by the band auctioned live on stage for charity. Proceeds help reach a 50 thousand dollar fundraising goal.
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Ector County
Craig van Amburg
CVA Advertising
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Education Foundation
van Amburg
Mosquitos
National Veterans Administration
Doobie Brother
Linda Lentz
Ecisd Education Foundation
Kids record books on tape for Odessa hospice
Gale Pond Alamo Elementary students lent their voices Tuesday to aid critically ill patients by recording and donating 28 books on tape to Home Hospice of Odessa. A $250 ECISD Education Foundation grant funded the project after a survey of 1,100 adults and children. Books include The Notebook Where the Red Fern Grows Charlotte's Web James and the Giant Peach The Giver and The War with Grandpa.
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Gale Pond Alamo
Odessa
Ector County Independent School District Education Foundation
Jody Braswell
Gale
Charlotte
James
Pond Alamo
Six Mexican nationals sentenced in Brewster County carjacking
Six Mexican nationals were sentenced to federal prison for a January Brewster County carjacking. Sentences range from five years to 13 years with offenses including carjacking, conspiracy, firearm use, and transporting illegal aliens during a four day manhunt after they broke into a ranch home, assaulted residents, slashed tires, and stole a 1984 Ford Crown Victoria.
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Brewster County
Durwood Edwards
Ricardo Morales-Herrera
Ciudad Muzquiz
Coahuila
Mexico
Santos Baldemar Marines- Galvan
Melchor Muzquiz
Cipriano Flores-Morales
Sutton
Stice Adds Classic Movies Nightly to Local Theater Schedule
Stice, a former Ross Elementary music teacher, has expanded his nonprofit theater to include a twice monthly classic film show for all ages. He handles every role himself, from custodian to snack bar operator, aiming for a self sustaining venture that could boost downtown Odessa. Odessa Chamber of Commerce official Neil McDonald notes strong downtown potential and regional tourist appeal if the project succeeds.
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Ross Elementary
Lubbock
Grandbury
Odessa
Neil McDonald
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
McDonald
Flames teams hold summer tryouts in Texas for Northern England camp coaches
Challenger Sports runs British taught soccer camps across the US and Texas. British coaches Tomkin and Birmingham praise the program and cultural exchange while wintering in the US. Tryouts for Flames teams are set for 6 p.m. July 1 at Comanche Trails. contact Flames president Raymond Leal at 550-9025.
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Flames
Birmingham
Laura Tomkin
Dallas
San Antonio
Sam Marcos
Odessa
Challenger
Texas
Head
John Harding
U.S
Challengersports.com
Harding
America
Tomkin
Comanche Trails
Raymond Leal
Healing Touch probe widens as Middessa Therapy linked
Odessa police investigator Pipes said Shrum and Joyner are not connected to Middessa Therapy. The Healing Touch case involves a large-scale probe with about 40 patrons under scrutiny. An employee at Middessa Therapy was found involved in a sex act and money exchanged for it. the prostitute was arrested, the customer faces pending charges.
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Shrum
Joyner
Pipes
Rived
Odessa
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