ECISD expands campus police to curb weapons on campuses
ECISD police, 22 officers including two hostage negotiators, use bomb sniffing dogs and random metal detector sweeps to deter firearms knives and explosives. Speegle says officers are highly trained and campuses have one officer per junior high and Career Center High School with Odessa and Permian high schools each having two. Incidents of weapons have declined and this year has been free of campus weapons reports though illegal pocket knives remain possible.
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Tornado damages church as volunteers shelter in storm
In a central tower of the church, a Tuesday evening tornado ripped away brick and mortar. Over 100 people were inside for Bible study when the building shook and debris flew. Leaders vow rebuilding and plan services at an alternate location while affirming faith remains strong.
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West Texas fire risk rises as winds dry vegetation
Perry warned residents in storm-drenched counties not to relax fire safety as hot dry winds and lack of humidity heighten danger. NWS data show March rainfall at .67 inches, slightly above normal, with forecasts calling for dry conditions aside from brief showers. Forest Service official says a prolonged rainfall system from Gulf or Pacific is needed to make West Texas rains return.
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Dinner fundraiser inspires SPEAK club kids at Radisson
Board member Harry Wilkerson hailed a speaker event as inspiration for children, noting it shows they can achieve greatness. The dinner aims to raise nearly $40,000 for the club, with corporate tables of six at $200. It starts at 7 p.m. at the Radisson. call 337-8389 for details.
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Tarrant County Tax Relief From Storm Damage Announced
Tarrant County residents and business owners hit by Tuesday storms can get state tax relief. Businesses may obtain a 90 day extension to file April returns. State law also allows exempting repair labor for nonresidential property from sales tax, with labor costs shown separately on bills. Materials remain taxable.
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Conference Aims Drug Free Message For Junior High
Chavez outlines a conference at Ector Junior High from 8 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. with games activities pizza and a disc jockey to promote drug free living. Rodriguez seeks to expand next year to elementary students. The free event drew over 1200 students last year with registration through junior highs or at the door. For more information call 368 2800.
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