Community events span Easter egg hunt and garden series
Odessa hosts a free citywide Easter egg hunt for children under 10 at 10 a.m. Saturday at UTPB Park's softball complex with 20 000 plus eggs. Also planned is a Spring Garden Series at Midland International Airport's Commemorative Air Force Museum classroom with preregistration options and calls for details.
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Blaze damages woman's Odessa home in carport fire
Empi Gomez stood outside her home at 2805 W Sixth St as Odessa firefighters battled a Tuesday blaze mainly in the carport. The fire damaged the west side and roof, with attic involvement. No injuries. a Chihuahua named Mamas was rescued. Fire inspector probing the cause. Gomez may be able to return as interior rooms remained largely clear.
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Festival highlights computer animation program at Odessa High
Odessa High School teacher Dana Estep explains the growing field of computer animation and the opportunities for students beyond gaming. She teaches five digital design courses and notes careers in the military medicine forensics and advertising.
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Rio Grande Student Animation Festival Schedule at UTPB
Exhibition runs through April 17 at the Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery. Thursday 7 p.m. Jonathan Vought speaks on Animations in the Computer Game Industry. Friday 9 a.m. Steve Gaconnier outlines animation with character design and previsualization workshops. Friday 7 p.m. awards for the competition. Free seating first come, first served.
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Buddy's Drive-in Closes Temporarily in Andrews
Buddy's Drive-In in Andrews has shut its doors temporarily as of Tuesday. Owners Buddy Coleman and Bonnie Duncan could not be reached for comment. Duncan recently disappeared from home and was found in California before returning home amid an investigation.
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Private matter becomes public in Schiavo case
Ken’s column notes the Terri Schiavo case as a mass emotional spectacle drawing millions of onlookers. The piece contrasts private wishes with public political and legal battles, highlighting family strife, judicial theatrics, and the clash of ethics and policy.
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