ECISD enrollment reaches record 31 822 surpassing 31k
The seventh day enrollment for Ector County Independent School District hits 31 822, a district record after topping 31 000 and showing year over year growth of 1 143 students from last year. Also note new four way stop signs on Highway 191 and Billy Hext Road with TDOT crews installing frontage road intersections today. Motorists urged to follow warning signs and flaggers as message boards warn of the change.
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Panther Paws Booster Club Pancake Breakfast Event
The Panther Paws Booster Club hosts a community pancake breakfast at Permian High School Cafeteria from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Performances begin at 9 a.m. Various local acts will entertain diners during the fundraiser.
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Permian Basin oil industry fuels $138B output and 440k jobs
A Texas Tech University study estimates the Permian Basin produced over $138 billion in economic output for 2013, supporting more than 440,000 Texas jobs. County data show Ector County employing 68,000 workers with $4.6 billion in total income, many tied to oil and gas yet boosting other sectors.
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Permian Basin
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Remembering 9 Climbing for first responders
Odessa Fire and Rescue and Odessa Police Department send 11 firefighters and four officers to the Dallas 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Renaissance Tower from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. Participants raise 1 per floor. donors contact Jason Cotton of OFR/OPD for details.
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Family rebuilds after West Odessa fire drives family to hotel
Moises Sauseda Brit tany Choate and their two children slept in the Garden Oasis Motel after a West Odessa home fire destroyed their residence. The Red Cross assisted with shelter and essentials as Choate recalled her kindergartner Adonica’s distress at losing their home and belongings. The family endured the loss into the next day as firefighters investigated the scene.
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Brittany Choate
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