Permian Playhouse offers Hamlet with social media twist
The Permian Playhouse stages Hamlet with actors communicating dialog on Twitter during soliloquies. Co-director Lori Evans says the social media approach aims to engage teens and spark interest in theater. Final performances begin at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday with tickets priced at 5 dollars.
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TxDOT begins pass ing lanes project on Highway 349 in Upton County
A TxDOT news release notes a nine month project to add passing lanes and rehabilitate 8.8 miles of Highway 349 from RM 2401 to the Midland County line in Upton County. Reece Albert Inc. won the contract with a low bid of 9.077 million dollars. Work starts near RM 2401 with two mile lanes and alternating passing opportunities. Temporary traffic signals and flaggers will manage the work zones.
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Upton County
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Texas Department of Transportation
Reece Albert Inc
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RM 2401
Midland County
Commander weighs recount in Ector County Sheriff race loss
Ector County Chief Investigator Joe Commander weighs a recount after losing by 45 votes to Mike Griffis. Commander has until March 14 to file. Griffis leads 7,753 to 7,708 with 15,461 votes in the sheriff race, Donaldson not seeking a fifth term.
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Mitzi Scheible
Griffis
Mark Donaldson
Donaldson
Mike Griffis
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Odessa teen charged with capital murder in slaying of parents
Odessa police accuse 17 year old James Gabriel McDonald of shooting his parents Jana Lou and James Gregory McDonald as they slept at 5304 Conley Ave. The sister Grace McDonald reported he warned she about the plan and authorities say the motive is under investigation.
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Odessa
James Gabriel McDonald
Jana Lou McDonald
James Gregory McDonald
Security Bank
Steve LeSueur
Conley Ave
LeSueur
Grace McDonald
Grace
Karen Hargrove
James Gabriel
Lawsuit Over Christian Crosses on Brewster County Sheriff's Vehicles
Kevin Price and Jesse Castillo along with the Freedom From Religion Foundation sue Brewster County Sheriff Ronny Dodson over crosses on sheriff vehicles claiming religious endorsement. Plaintiffs seek a declaration of First Amendment violations, an injunction against display of crosses, and nominal damages.
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Brewster County Sheriff's Office
Ronny Dodson
Kevin Price
Jesse Castillo
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Sheriff's Office
Dodson
Price
Castillo
Price, Castillo
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