Odessa Art Association names 47th annual show winners
The Odessa Art Association announced winners from the 47th Annual Permian Art Exhibition held at Ellen Noél Art Museum. Best in show went to Valerie Wein for Classical Self Portrait. First place across categories went to Valerie Wein, Ann Lane, Helen Clements, Reba Bailey, Jane Stevenson, Kay Smith, Stephanie Holland, and more, with numerous second, third, and honorable mentions across Mixed Media, Oil/Acrylics, Pastels, Photography, Watercolor, and related works. The exhibit runs through March 20.
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Odessa Art Association
Ellen Noél
E. University Blvd
Valerie Wein
Ann Lane
Norma H. Webb
Derrick Conway
Kelley Sivalls
Adrian
Helen Clements
Eleanor Robertson
Blue Pond
Cathy Creel
Keena Traylor
Reba Bailey
Carrie Swenson
Dewayne Phillips
Suzy Watkins
Jane Stevenson
Rene Pipes
Jean Watson
Kay Smith
Sunkist
Renee Wojcik
Gears & Chain
Janet Haney
Linda Leazar
Weekend music lineup at venues around town
Three music spots and two theaters host concerts and shows this weekend. Lit Pig2 performs 9 p.m. to 1 30 a.m. at The Wall. The Burnout features Hybred Child Friday and Dos Equis Saturday at 7403 W Industrial Ave. The Globe Theatre hosts Odessa Brand New Opree featuring Jimmy Graves and New Country Band Saturday at 7 p.m. at 2308 Shakespeare Rd. Geno hosts Flashback with Geno at Joe's Place 8 30 p.m. to 12 30 a.m. Saturday.
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Midland
Industrial Ave
The
Globe Theatre
Jimmy Graves
Shakespeare Road
Geno
Joe's Place
16Th St
The Pacifier review disparages Vin Diesel as family comedy fails
A scathing critique of The Pacifier portrays Vin Diesel as stiff and unfunny in a family action comedy. The film follows a Navy SEAL assigned to protect a brood of kids, with weak supporting turns from Lauren Graham and Brad Garrett, delivering little humor or action.
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Hollywood
Nanny
Sylvester Stallone
Vin Diesel
Diesel
Adam Shankman
Thomas Lennon
Robert Ben Garant
Shane Wolfe
The
Wolves
Lauren Graham
Gilmore Girls
Shane
Graham
Faith Ford
Plummer
Brad Garrett
Navy
Elvis hunter reveals six months shaping the star in West Texas
Jorgensen gathers memories from Odessans and Midland residents to illuminate Elvis Presley’s 1954 55 period. From KECK disc jockeys to local shops owners, locals recall how a young Elvis endured a grueling schedule and earned the Basin's attention. They seek more tales from witnesses, especially women aged 14 to 18 in 1955, to preserve music history.
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South
Scottie Moore
Bill Black
Bill Myrick
Elvis
Myrick
Odessa
KECK
Presley
Bill Monroe
Grand Old Opry
Elvis Presley
Kentucky
Monroe
Hollifields
Midland
Jorgensen
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