Odessa native Blair Late lands Bravo reality show role
Tammie Locklar recalls Blair Late's years in Odessa as a gifted performer with a welcoming community. Late, a Permian High School alum, moved toward hosting and acting after UCLA studies and joined Bravo’s Newlyweds The First Year with his husband Jeff Pedersen. He pursues Crest & Letters fashion and a music release Love Calling turning into a radio single.
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Newlyweds The First Year on Bravo Network
The program will air at 9 p.m. Mondays on Bravo Network. It follows the early days of married life with cameras capturing couple dynamics and daily routines.
Newlyweds The First Year on the Net
Melissa O Kelle y comments on Blair s motherly role in early marriage life. The article notes support for their plans and hopes to raise responsible adults.
UTPB Prepares New Programs to Boost Student Housing Demand
Watts notes mechanical and petroleum engineering plus an inaugural nursing class will draw students from outside the area, increasing housing need. Housing director Chermae Morris Peel recalls a severe 2012 fall waiting list that spurred a request for more buildings. She hopes phases five and six will reduce or end the wait, though results remain uncertain.
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Nursing leaders from Odessa College star at ORMC
Carol Cates and William Nall, both Odessa College nursing graduates, lead ORMC's Critical Care and Emergency Trauma Services. Cates pursues a PhD in Health Services Leadership and stresses greeting every patient and family daily to provide a consistent, familiar face. Nall, interim director, is pursuing a nursing master's at UT Arlington and values stabilizing terrified patients and directing them to appropriate care. They emphasize servant leadership as they guide ER staff.
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Stroke Awareness Month highlights nurses' frontline role
Cates, with over twenty years in nursing, emphasizes supporting frontline nurses with tools and resources to care for patients. She notes stroke as brain failure from low oxygen, urges using F A S T signs for detection, and recalls a teaching motto about speech and sight to recognize stroke symptoms.
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Stroke signs and FAST call 911 urgent guidance
The article emphasizes F A S T stroke signs and time sensitivity. It explains calling 911 immediately if symptoms appear, discusses CAT scans to identify stroke type, distinguishes embolic versus hemorrhagic strokes, and notes treatment options like clot-busting agents and urgent surgery. It also covers rehab, brain training, puzzles for cognitive health, prevention tips, and discussing end-of-life wishes with loved ones.
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