Odessa City Board approves funds for legal fight on project
City officials approved taxpayer dollars to continue a legal fight over a project, with the decision anticipated to impact municipal finances through January. The action was taken amid ongoing disputes involving several local organizations and residents.
COVID-19 totals and ECISD dashboard reference
Ector County reports 16 365 total COVID cases and 336 deaths with ECISD daily counts of 0 students and 2 staff. Midland County has 16 236 cases and 246 deaths. Texas totals 2 668 091 cases while U S totals 28 514 774 confirmed. CDC and local dashboard links provided.
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Booster Pfizer drive thru at Ratliff Stadium today through Friday
Medical Center Hospital will offer second and booster Pfizer doses in a drive through clinic from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Ratliff Stadium today through Friday for those who had a first dose between Jan 24 and Feb 10 at Ratliff. Preregistration not required.
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The Bridge Worship Pastor Leads Closing Prices Service
The Bridge Church concludes a worship hour as the pastor wraps the service with a closing prayer and remarks. Attendees join in a final singing circle, reflecting on the message and upcoming community events.
ECISD sticks to mask protocols despite state changes
ECISD and Odessa College plan to maintain current mask rules despite Gov. Abbott lifting the mask mandate. TEA guidance and a superintendent call are noted, with local boards able to opt out. Students at Bowie Middle School reportedly walked out after class, reflecting ongoing debate and safety concerns.
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Wilson and Young counselor Porath finds dream career
Teresa Porath, a SAS counselor at Wilson and Young Medal of Honor Middle School, pursued counseling after teaching in Italy and Head Start. She earned a 2010 counseling license after graduate work at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and has worked mainly with Harris County MHMR before moving with her husband Adam to Midland where he teaches science at an Alternative Education Center. They have adopted two children and previously worked with Centers for Children and Families and Trinity School in Midland.
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Odessa College health sciences building fund reaches 40 million goal
Odessa College moves forward with the Wood Family Health Sciences Building project as the Odessa Development Corporation commits 5 million toward a 40 million, 83 000 square foot four story facility. Groundbreaking planned for late 2021 with 18 months of construction and a fall 2023 opening.
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