Odessa High School Homecoming Nominees and Events
Quick hits list homecoming king and queen nominees with nominating organizations at Odessa High School and notes on a Veterans Affairs homeless outreach event in the Permian Basin. The outreach runs Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at VFW Post 4372 with transport from Midland and Odessa, plus YMCA flag football and Little Pom Pom registrations extended today.
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Odessa High School
King
Chace Blaylock
Andrew Durfee
Wild Bunch
Luis Falcon
SIP
Truett Hilliard
NHS
Essiel
Ginger) Orona
Manuel Ramirez
Anthony Vasquez
Queen
Gaby Armendariz
Emily Carpenter
Mariah Castillo
Hope Deanda
Isabella Olivas
Alyssa Rodriguez
Haylee Tavarez
Department of Veteran Affairs
West Texas
Permian Basin
VFW
E. G1st St
Midland
Odessa
Salvation Army
S. Baird St
Door of Hope
W. First St
VFW Post
YMCA
E. University Blvd
Odessa remembers 9/11 at Memorial Gardens Park tribute
Odessa community gathers at Memorial Gardens Park to memorialize those lost in the 2001 terrorist attacks and honor service members, police, firefighters, and deputies. The American Tribute, hosted by Prosperity Bank and the City of Odessa, features red white and blue decor and the Odessa College choir as hundreds attend.
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Odessa
Memorial Gardens Park
Prosperity Bank
City of
Odessa College
Texas
George Rodriguez
Odessa Parks and Recreation
United States
Roger Boyd
9/11 memorial flags placed at park in remembrance
Tech University Health Science Center nurses and Permian baseball players joined spectators in planting flags for each of the 3,000 victims. As people walked the park, colors spread across the field, underscoring the aim to remember and honor those lost on that day.
Exotic dancing club opens amid Basin oil boom in Odessa
The parent company behind Jaguars Gold Club plans a grand opening for a new Odessa venue beside Jaguars, calling it the only upscale gentlemen's club serving liquor in Odessa. The 10,000 square foot site features a full bar, food menu, three stages and private VIP seating as county enforcement against Jaguars continues.
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Ector County
Jaguars
Jaguars Gold Club
Odessa
Solo Road
ECISD officials greet large crowd at boundary meeting
ECISD Superintendent Tom Crowe told attendees at Bonham Junior High that current students may be grandfathered to stay at their schools as new boundary lines take effect. He will recommend allowing fourth graders to stay for fifth grade and seventh graders to remain at middle schools, with plans to address further details.
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Ector County Independent School District
ECISD
Tom Crowe
Bonham Junior High School
Crowe
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