Radio duo named broadcast personalities of the year
Mike Lawrence and Dana Carole of KICKS FM were named broadcast personalities of the year for small markets by the Academy of Country Music. They will receive the award at the ACM Awards Show in May at the MGM Grand, the couple's third major honor after CMA and Country Radio Broadcasters awards in 1996 and 2000.
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Dana Carole
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Rattlesnake Avoidance Clinic For Dogs In Fort Davis
After losing their dog last August Jeff Smith and Pam Edwards organize a clinic to teach dogs to avoid rattlesnakes. Terry Chandler of Rugerheim Kennels will lead the session May 12 at Davis Mountains Resort Community Center Fort Davis with live de fanged snakes and a $60 per dog fee.
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Jeff Smith
Pam Edwards
Fort Davis
Terry Chandler
Rugerheim Kennels
Las Cruces
N.M
Davis Mountains
Terry
Southwest
Chandler
Rugerheim
Juice mixup leaves 1-year-old with high alcohol level
Fort Worth police say a grandmother inadvertently served gin-spiked juice to her 1-year-old granddaughter, yielding a blood alcohol level about 2 1/2 times the adult legal limit. The child was hospitalized, CPS notified, and investigators said there was no criminal intent while continuing inquiry.
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Fort Worth
Dean Sullivan
Child Protective Services
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Teen driver waives hearing in Crockett Junior High incident
A 14-year-old driver waived her hearing for an April 19 crash outside Crockett Junior High. She remains at the Ector County Youth Detention Center for evaluation and a pending psychological assessment. Josefina Tavarez, 46, lost a leg in the accident. charges include aggravated assault and unauthorized use of a vehicle.
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Crockett Junior High
Ector County
Lou Serrana
Josefina Tavarez
Wimectr County
Rainstorm Wreaks Havoc Across Area
A dark stormy morning brings 92.95 inches of rain at Schlemeyer Field and 60 mph winds. Hail ranges from 0.75 to 3.5 inches. Four car accidents reported by 10 a.m. Water stood in the Ector County Library as area cities largely avoided major damage.
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Schlemeyer Field
Cindera Neal
Mark Sterke
Students, teachers ride out Odessa tornado scare
Odessa High School students waited through a morning tornado threat after Daniela Espinoza and three friends scrawled names and numbers on their arms for safety. Teachers at Nimitz Junior High and LBJ Elementary evacuated portable buildings and moved students to hallways as the storm approached, then returned once it passed.
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Nimitz
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Unbelievable Odessa storm floods streets and stalls cars
Veronica Villanueva described Wednesday morning’s Odessa storm as unbelievable as floodwaters swallowed intersections at Steven and Sprague. Two cars were stranded after a Jeep Wrangler helped push them free while Diane Tindal scooped water from a Cavalier and pondered its stalled engine.
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Steven and Sprague Roads
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