Texas Lottery Winning Numbers and Results
On Tuesday May 24 the Texas Lottery draws show Cash Five numbers 1 17 20 28 37 and the Mega Millions numbers 11 50 51 70 75 with Megaplier 15. Jackpot stands at 203 million. Other codes and references appear as docket text.
Roadrunner Cash and Pick 3 Play Mentioned
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Odessa Chamber official Scott Jones resigns via email
In a correction published Tuesday the Odessa American states former Economic Development Director Scott Jones announced his resignation in a Sunday email. The paper regrets the error and clarifies the sequence of events regarding the notice.
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Good News seeks new community submissions in Odessa
Odessa publication invites readers to submit honors awards donations milestones retirements and party notices for the Good News page. Email details to onlife oapa com or mail to P O Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760. Photos may accompany submissions. For more information call 333 7775.
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Now You See Me 2 and Magic Tricks Featured
Sunday on the Life & Times page covers Jesse Eisenberg in Now You See Me 2 with its humor and heist vibes. Penn Jillette discusses magic and insights into illusion and showmanship.
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DAR President General Lynn Young Visits Odessa Red Carpet Event
NSDAR President General Lynn Forney Young was welcomed at the Presidential Museum and Archives on the UTPB south campus for a four hour TXDAR District Ten fundraiser in Odessa. District Ten members from Permian Basin and Andrews hosted with Moran coordinating 15 chapters as 68 Daughters attended. The visit marked the first NSDAR president general stop in West Texas, aiding a fundraising push to renovate Washingtons Memorial Continental Hall and Constitution Hall.
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Daughters of the American Revolution Overview
The National Society of the DAR traces lineage to the American Revolution and honors patriots who aided in independence. It counts about 118,000 members across the United States, Canada, and 13 foreign countries. Its Washington DC headquarters at 1776 Constitution Avenue is a premier women’s property, with committees focused on veterans, monuments, constitution education, and standards.
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New Mexico Weather and Texas Park Ownership Mention
Hobbs Sun and breeze with a 94 high and 66 low while Ruidoso reaches 75 and 49. The text notes Texas retains ownership rights if the federal government seeks to establish a park or cut timber, needing state permission.
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Odessa American contact and service information page
The Odessa American lists subscription rates, contact numbers for customer service and editorial desks, hours of operation, and advertising contacts. It also provides delivery and error liability notes and references its website www.oaoa.com.
This Day in History Highlights May 25 Events Across Time
May 25 marks key milestones from 1787 when the Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia to 1992 when Jay Leno debuted as Tonight Show host. Notable moments include Argentina's Primera Junta, Babe Ruth's last homer streak for the Braves, and Hands Across America.
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