Basin BBQ Blowout set for Oct 5 at Ector County Coliseum
Odessa Chamber schedules the seventh Basin BBQ Blowout at 5 p.m. October 5 at the Ector County Coliseum 4201 Andrews Highway. Tickets are 25 dollars for all you can eat and 10 for ages 8 to 12. kids 7 and under eat free. Registration for teams is 500 dollars with meat provided by Albertson's Market and Sysce Corporation. Contact Lynn Van Amburgh at 333-7862 or email lynnva@odessachamber.com or visit odessachamber.com.
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Elizabeth Smart to Speak at Midland College Lecture
American child safety activist Elizabeth Smart will lecture at Midland College as part of the Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Al G Langford Chapel with doors at 6:30. General seating is free. preferred seating info via Midland College Foundation Office or Wendy Gilbert.
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UTPB Professor Wins Regents Outstanding Teaching Award
Jamie Hughes associate professor of psychology at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin earned the UT System Regents Outstanding Teaching Award. In her sixth year at UTPB she discussed balancing research and teaching as she reflected on her education from Michigan State Illinois State and New Mexico State Universities and her first job in Buffalo New York.
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ECISD Traffic Team Revs Up For New School Year
ECISD Police Department has expanded its traffic enforcement team to educate drivers and reduce dangers in Odessa school zones. Twelve officers are assigned, with six deployed at a time, targeting a safe flow during the 20 to 30 minute peak periods. In the first three weeks of 2016, 29 citations were issued. this year, 54. The program aims to cover every campus weekly, despite staffing limits.
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Sepsis highlighted as a leading killer with rising risk factors
Sepsis remains a top ten US cause of death with 15 million infections worldwide and 250000 plus related deaths annually. The CDC notes high mortality in moderate to late sepsis, especially among the elderly and infants, and warns lung infections during cold season raise sepsis diagnoses. Risk factors include age, weakened immunity, and chronic conditions like diabetes. Emphasis on managing pre existing conditions and seeking information from ORMC and regional perinatal centers.
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