IHOP National Pancake Day funds CMN Hospitals
IHOP celebrates its 12th National Pancake Day partnering with Network Hospitals to raise funds for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals programs. From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Odessa and Midland, guests receive a free short stack and are asked to donate locally. Officials expect to serve over 5 million pancakes, contributing to a multi year total of tens of millions for charity.
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Spaghetti Day Set At First Christian Church
The 62nd annual Spaghetti Day is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Thursday at Fellowship Hall 601 N Lee Ave. Dine-in and carry out spaghetti bread and dessert are available with meals priced at 10 dollars. Benefiting the Crisis Center. Call 332 2954 or visit www fccodessa com for details.
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Camp Runamuckus At Odessa College Sports Center
The Odessa College Sports Center hosts Camp Runamuckus during spring break March 13-17 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for ages 6-12. Sessions run 8 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 335-6348 for details or registration.
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Odessa College
W. University Blvd
Trump signs new travel ban amid scaled back changes
President Donald Trump signed a revised travel ban targeting six Muslim majority nations. The order bars new visas for Iran Syria Somalia Sudan Yemen and Libya, excludes Iraq, and does not affect current visa holders. It delays take effect to March 16 and drops the religious minority priority language.
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Permian BPA students advance to nationals in Orlando
JACOB FORD ODESSA AMERICAN PHS BPA students qualify for nationals. Several Permian High School students will move on to the national competition in Orlando, Florida, May 10 to 14. State meet in Dallas March 1 to 5 sent top finishers onward. Tate Thompson, Kaityn Armstrong, Kade Davis, and Catherine Vaughan, Vickie Tran, Tate Thompson advanced. Thompson noted marketing plan tasks and national alternates, with Katelynn Winchell earning sixth at state and national alternate.
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Keatyn Armstrong
Kade Davis
Catherine Vaughan
Vickie Tran
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Katelynn Winchell
County weighs jail expansion plan to add pods
A preliminary engineering study for expanding the Ector County Law Enforcement Center will be reviewed by the Commissioners' Court at 10 a.m. in the county administration building annex. LCA Inc. proposes topographic surveying and civil and geotechnical work as the county weighs adding two more pods to house growing inmate numbers.
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Officials urge state to defend NAFTA pact
Texas secretary of state Rolando Pablos and Mexico's consul general Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez urged legislators to defend NAFTA during a Capitol hearing. They cited Texas as a top beneficiary and warned against Donald Trump's administration move to undermine the pact. See NAFTA Page 3A.
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