Free legal help clinic every third Tuesday at Catholic Charities
The Ector County Evening Legal Clinic offers free legal aid on family law wills probate consumer matters landlord tenant issues bankruptcy and foreclosures. Appointments required for those who qualify financially through Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas. Call Jacque Harden at 332-1207 ext 4504 or email harden lanwt.org for details.
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Catholic Charities
Andrews Highway
NorthWest Texas Financial
Jacque Harden
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OCI Solar Power lecture at Permian Basin Museum
The Permian Basin Petroleum Museum in Midland hosts a Brown Bag Lunch and Lecture Series on OCI Solar Power. James Allen, Alamo 6 Project Construction Manager, speaks at 11 30 a m Tuesday about OCI Solar Power and its two Pecos County solar plants covering 1900 acres. Admission is free. bring lunch, desserts and drinks provided. Call 683 4403 for details.
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Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
I-20 West
Midland
OCI Solar Power
James Allen
South Korea
Clean Energy and Chemical Company
Pecos
Texas
Oil show boosts Odessa economy despite bust year
Odessa officials and business leaders anticipate a windfall from the Permian Basin International Oil Show, with about 100 more exhibitors for a total of 744. Yet hotel vacancies and fewer catering orders hint the turnout may be smaller than 2014, as many oil workers stay away. Executive director Tony Fry projects fewer attendees despite the larger exhibitor list.
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Odessa
Restaurateurs
Tony Fry
Odessa mayor leads south side cleanup effort
Up to 90 volunteers cleaned Bunche Avenue in south Odessa, using leaf blowers and weed cutters to spruce the area. Mayor David Turner, running unopposed for a second term, spent about 1200 from campaign funds on supplies as residents loaded bulky items onto city trucks for removal.
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South Odessa
David Turner
Turner
Odessa cowboy turned oilman recalls wartime service
W T Dub Riley, 89, a Paint Rock native who moved to Odessa with his family in 1944, built a career in the oil industry after high school service in the Marines. He says he helped dig the Pecos River and remembers Odessa growing from 9,500 in 1944 to 15,000 by 1950. Riley later taught marksmanship at the Naval Academy after World War II.
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Odessa
Paint Rock
Brady
Tom
Black House
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Pecos
Riley
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