Water Use Delivery and Limit Reported by District
The Colorado River Municipal Water District reports June 24 delivery at 5.6 million gallons with a use limit of 16.0 million gallons. The data reflects monthly water delivery totals and regulatory usage cap for the district.
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Travis Tritt Daniels to headline Midland concert
Travis Tritt and The Band will perform at Grande Communications Stadium in Midland with gates at 5 p.m. Saturday. Opening acts Granger Smith Mark McKinney and Brian Keane join the bill. Admission is 35 dollars with proceeds benefiting Midland Community Theatre. Pro tip box office hours and contact details provided.
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Loop 250
Highway 191
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Brian Keane
W. Wadley Ave
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Tasty trifle in July? Gelatin mold meets berry shortcake
Reader poll notes July trifle recipe ideas and mentions oil prices dipping below 80 dollars per barrel since February. Readers are invited to vote online at www.oapa.com or email oaletters@oapa.com with reactions.
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Compass Academy Odessa Expands to Include Third Grade
Debra Stewart, superintendent at Compass Academy in Odessa, says the charter school’s first year has been smooth as it adds third grade and plans to extend to 12th grade. Portable classrooms may be used next year while the district searches for a longer term location.
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Compass Academy
Odessa
Debra Stewart
Tire School
Stewart
First Baptist honors America with patriotic celebration
First Baptist Church invites the community to an early Fourth of July tribute titled I Love This Land. The 140 member Chancel Choir and 40 piece orchestra perform boisterous songs beneath a 30 foot American flag at 3 and 6 pm on July 1 at 709 N. Lee. Free tickets available by calling 337-1941.
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First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Curtis Brewer
FBC
N. Lee
Pat Eskew
Eskew
Not your mom's bath salts and synthetic drugs rise
A guest column outlines the rise of synthetic cannabinoids sold as bath salts and herbal incense. Since 2008 the DEA has detected these substances, while CBP sides with enforcement pressures. Manufacturers dodge FDA rules with labels not for human consumption and frequent formula changes. The piece notes growing exposure and public health concerns, citing poison center calls and ongoing risks in regions like the Permian Basin. Levi Stone, chief nursing officer at ORMC, is referenced.
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United States
Drug
Permian Basin
American Association of Poison Control Centers
STONE
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