Missing Lubbock girl Joanna Rogers prompts alert
Authorities say foul play may be involved in the disappearance of 16 year old Joanna Rogers who left her home in the night without a phone. A nationwide missing persons bulletin and regional Amber Alert were issued May 6 as police say the teen likely left voluntarily and there is no sign of forced entry. Rogers, a junior at Lubbock High School, was last seen after work on May 4 and her belongings remained at home.
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Low mood Glass Show highlights by Odessa dealer Christine Holcomb
Christine Holcomb, a relative newcomer to the low mood Glass Club, is an Odessa dealer at the 30th annual Low Mood Glass Show this weekend. She loves nostalgic items such as ladies hats, lightning rods, medicine bottles, tin toys and farm equipment, and brings her glassware focus to Texas after Minnesota roots.
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Depression Glass Club
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30th Annual low mood Glass Show at Ector Coliseum
The 30th Annual low mood Glass Show runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday in Building A at the Ector County Coliseum. Admission is $3 and valid both days. Dealers from nearby states offer pottery, ironware, primitive collectibles, vintage hats and toys, books, jars, and bottles from the Low Mood era. the event draws over 500 visitors yearly.
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Ector County Coliseum
Bond Reduced in Intoxication Manslaughter Case
Odessa man Christopher Borders, 23, released on 27,500 bond after judge cut initial 100,000 bond for intoxication manslaughter in the April crash that killed 21 year old Anthony Piervincenti Jr. Attorney says bond was excessive and set to ensure appearance at trial. DA and defense agreed to a hearing.
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Telvista Center Nears June Completion in Odessa
The Telvista inbound calling center in southeast Odessa is on track to finish by June 21, with about 500 jobs and a 10.5 million annual payroll. The 50,000 square foot facility at John Ben Shepperd Parkway and I-20 will open by early August, per Odessa Chamber officials. Construction progress includes walls, roof, parking lot paving, and multiple local and out-of-state subcontractors.
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Texas Distribution Center
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