Odessa, TX News

• Odessa, TX News
• City Offices Closed for Memorial Day
• City Pools Open Memorial Day Weekend
• Residents Response to Water Restrictions
• City Offering Water Saving Incentives
• Swearing In
• Water on the Road: Turn Around, Don’t Drown
• May Sales Tax Check
• OFR Smoke Detector Campaign
• MLB Pitch, Hit and Run
• Mayor’s Prayer Luncheon
• Arson Arrests
• LEPC Donation To Emergency Management
• Temporarily Change In Municipal Court Hours of Operation
• Temporarily Change In Municipal Court Hours of Operation
• Smoke Detector Outreach
• OFR Swearing In
• Water Restrictions Effective April 1
• City Of Odessa News - OHS Lockdown
• Homebuyer’s Fair
• Sirens And Lights Pull To The Right
• City Of Odessa News - Abandoned Child
• City Of Odessa News - Officer Involved Shooting
• Water Conservation Education
• March Sales Tax Check
• City Of Odessa News - Road Closures
• Time is Running Out
• Water Supply Reduction
• City Offices Closed For President's Day
• Great Texas Warrant Roundup Begins February 25, 2012
• February Sales Tax Check
• Citizens Fire Academy
• Water on the Road: Turn Around, Don’t Drown
• Odessa Fire / Rescue Changes
• City Of Odessa News - Interstate 20 Fatality
• January Sales Tax Check
• City Offices Closed for New Year 2012
• Holiday Trash Pick Up Schedule
• City of Odessa Offices Closed For Christmas
• City Of Odessa News - Fatal Accident
• Comanche Pond to be Stocked with Trout
• City of Odessa News - Arson Arrest
• City Tree Lighting Ceremony and Starbright Village
• Turkey Fryers - Not Worth The Risk
• November Sales Tax Check
• Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test
• Odessa Fire Department Announces Promotional Ceremony
• Voluntary Cease Outdoor Watering
• Heritage Holiday Christmas Parade Of Lights
• Carved Pumpkin Contest
• City Of Odessa News - Swearing In
• City Of Odessa News - Utilities Emergency Response Drills
• Central Fire Station Open House
• October 2011 Sales Tax Check
• Carved Pumpkin Contest
• Third Annual Free Fall Fest
• September 2011 Sales Tax Check
• Back to School for Odessa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City Of Odessa News - Watering Times Adjusted
• Odessa Fire Department Swearing In Ceremony
• City of Odessa News: August Sales Tax Check
• City Of Odessa News - Promotional Ceremony Scheduled
• City of Odessa News - Pet Splash
• City of Odessa News - New Water Restrictions Effective August 1, 2011
• City of Odessa News - Arson Arrest
• City of Odessa News - Luau Pool Party
• Free Movie In The Park - 'Superman'
• Redistricting Public Hearings
• City Of Odessa News - Sales Tax Check
• City of Odessa News: Free Movie in the Park
• City of Odessa News - Water Hotline
• City Offices Closed For Independence Day
• City Of Odessa News - New Water Restrictions Begins
• Fourth Of July Festival
• Firecracker Fandango
• City of Odessa News: Arson Arrest
• Fireworks are Illegal in the City Limits
• Free Movie In The Park - Big Daddy
• New Water Restrictions Effective July 1, 2011
• Nuisance Water Ordinance Applies to All
• NFL star gives back to Odessa
• June Sales Tax Check
• 2011 Seal Coat Project
• TAKS retest scores improve
• Jury selected in Winkler sheriff trial
• Odessa man indicted on sexual assault of a child charges
• Camp season begins
• CENTERS: When to start dating
• ASK THE TRAINER: Tips on slimming down
• ODC to hear presentation on synthetic-fuel project
• Basic to acquire Maverick
• County eyes Parks Legado progress as it starts road bid process
• Water usage up but opinions differ on significance
• EGPI reports progress
• Community groups cope with less funding
• Odessans prepare to walk for cancer
• NUGGETS: All Scripture No. 2
• Oil industry and environmentalists pleased with new bill
• JOHNSON: One day, someone will write a book about all of this
• Agriculture producers continue to struggle
• Winkler sheriff trial begins next week
• Grassfire burns area outside of city
• (MRT) Midland settles in 2008 police-involved shooting death
• Midland business burns
• CRMWD board to consider asking cities to conserve more water
• PSEG plant un-sold
• Hurst trial ready for court date later this month
• POLICE BLOTTER: June 4, 2011
• GARDENING: Smell strong but look pretty
• Churches ready for summer schooling
• (NR) Winkler County gets new hospital admin
• Don’t miss it
• POLICE BLOTTER: June 3, 2011
• Rollover outside UTPB entrance
• Ex-wife has option to claim cop killer’s body
• (NR) Signs stolen in Gardendale
• Penatek Industries seeks to keep access to property
• 1 shot, 1 killed, 1 charged with murder Wednesday evening
• Go Bronchos
• Free seminar
• ECISD gets mixed results on TAKS
• POLICE BLOTTER: June 2, 2011
• Trial date set for Dallas man in attempted capital murder case
• Police: Three arrested on possession of cocaine
• Man re-arrested in hockey stick beating
• Child drowns in Gaines County
• Pecos looks to move past plant closure -- again
• Work to close sections of Loop 250
• (NR) Midland ISD releases TAKS scores
• Boy Scouts need funds
• Spelling bee starts today
• Play time
• Students honored for “rising from ashes”
• Reactions to the death of Larry Neil White
• Escaped Reeves inmate found
• No special election for city council seat
• Two arrested in MCH parking lot
• POLICE BLOTTER: June 1, 2011
• Ride to Remember participant still in hospital
• Sheriff’s deputy charged in misdemeanor assault (+MUGS)
• (NR) Power back on at ECISD properties
• Accused cop-killer Larry Neil White dies
• Child killed, 5 injured in rollover
• Odessa man honors Wounded Warriors with daily treks
• International Isotopes results
• Firework sales subject to a good rain
• Campbell Construction wins award
• CENTERS' PIECE: Teaching character traits to children
• Judge Whalen wants Altamirano case disposed
• ASK THE TRAINER: How to be active at work
• Dive in
• Ranching impacted by long-term drought
• Flatt moves up
• Deputy released from hospital, arrest made
• MUELLER: Some People Think Pastors Are Too Nosy
• Baha'is celebrate their founder
• NUGGETS: All scripture is given to profit each of us
• Man stabbed, details scarce
• Deputy, man transported after collision in West Odessa
• POLICE BLOTTER: May 23, 2011 through May 27, 2011
• Man accused of double homicide gets lawyer
• (AP) U.S. rig count rises to 1,847, led by Texas
• ECISD: Bonham shelter in place was man with pellet gun
• Woman faces $100,000 bond for failure to appear
• Lovington man dies after Monday accident
• Reeves County inmate still at large (+MUG)
• (AP) Perry appeals denial of wildfire's disaster status
• Permian students present class gift
• OHS students go behind the scenes at the circus
• One candidate means no election for District 5 city council seat
• Police: Accused robber also failed sex offender registration (+MUG)
• Man arrested in weekend shooting
• Search warrant returned in death of couple
• Not telling the whole truth
• (NR) San Jacinto shelter-in-place
• Two dead, three injured in Andrews accident
• Kermit firefighter injured
• Man arrested on burglary of a habitation
• Man charged with assault, possession of heroin
• Man faces second charge of burglary of a habitation
• Exhibit features Rock House fire pics
• Odessa hosts the Greatest Show On Earth
• (NR) Fatal accident, fire close roads in Andrews County
• Power plant sales on hold after judge’s ruling
• Seatbelts Save Lives
• Just one city council candidate
• City allocates money to organizations, local projects
• Man arrested in note-robbery (+MUG)
• 'Get you one of these'
• Identity released in Hobbs homicide
• No bond for man charged in double homicide
• (NR) Gov. Perry to address law enforcement memorial at SRSU
• Former municipal judge killed in accident
• OC celebrates accreditation
• City Pools Open Memorial Day Weekend
• UPDATE 6:45 p.m.: Police returning to Odessa with murder suspect
• (AP) Last fed team managing West Texas wildfires leaves
• OC gives a taste
• Police investigating death of Hobbs man
• Wildfires the talk of town hall meetings
• (NR) Ector County meets jail standards
• Man killed by vehicle while checking trailer
• Affidavit: Shooting result of assault, group fighting (+MUG) (+AFFIDAVIT)
• (NR) Midland police: Officers in compliance in fatal shooting
• (NR) City pools to open Memorial Day weekend
• AMBER ALERT: 13-year-old boy Wimberley boy
• City to consider funding various projects at meeting
• ECISD works with new phone system
• Opportunities open for teen work over the summer
• CENTERS' PIECE: Cell Phone Safety
• GARDENING: Select plants carefully for good look
• Betenbough receives honor
• Alon names new CEO
• Clayton Williams provides guidance
• OC Board to vote on contracts
• Drought affecting agriculture
• Man killed in afternoon crash
• Changes coming to GT
• Economic development brings bad with good
• FISH: Lessons from Toy Story 3
• NUGGETS: You Have a Calling
• Two injured in wreck, one critical
• Man charged in March aggravated robbery (+MUG)
• Woman charged with aggravated assault (+MUG)
• Police: Woman finds stolen items in friend's apartment (+MUG)
• Officials confirm Gardendale election
• FELONY DISPOSITIONS: May 13 to May 20, 2011
• Judges deal with large caseloads
• Mother arrested in 2009 abuse of infant (+MUG)
• DISTRICT 5 CANDIDATE: Filiberto Gonzales
• Rain in West Texas
• Sounds of summer
• AVID celebrates a successful year
• Lubbock seeks to stop $1.5 billion power deal
• Sandra Carrasco running for city council
• Haynes to serve sentences concurrently
• (AP) 6 of 7 in East Texas sex ring case get time served
• POLICE BLOTTER: 20, 2011
• One re-indicted in Thornhill case
• Campuses prepare for septic expansion
• Rocking for a cause
• Benefit Dance
• Whataburger recruitment fair
• Statement: Fmr. juvenile probation officer made concessions
• ICE response to raid questions stays chilly
• Fort Stockton hires new Police Chief
• Hospital District in Marfa for annual retreat
• Police: Man assaults wife, hits child
• Gifted and talented students present projects
• Fire officials sworn in
• Zoffuto award honors music educator
• Odessa struggles with water conservation
• Promotional and Swearing In Ceremony Scheduled
• The race is on
• Scout grant
• Remembering the fallen
• Two charged with burglary with intent to commit other felonies
• Trustees pay for CSCOPE
• MPD keeping quiet on investigation
• PFLAG speaker discusses self acceptance
• Odessa man transported to Lubbock getting better
• Man who pleaded guilty in vehicle death back in jail
• POLICE BLOTTER: May 18, 2011
• ICE: 38 people arrested at construction site
• Satin Strings showcase skills
• (NR) Midland police: First quarter UCR stats decrease
• 1511 East 21 Structure Fire
• One Brewster County fire 100 percent contained
• POLICE BLOTTER: May 17, 2011
• Fundraiser kicks off with crawfish
• Man charged with abandonment of a child (+MUG)
• Indictments come down in inmate escapes (+MUGS)
• Power back on at Goliad
• 1 dead after collision
• Police looking for man in note-robbery
• Man in critical condition after motorcycle crash
• HAYNES TRIAL DAY 5: Sentencing
• GARDENING: With heat comes thriving plants
• (NR) Wildfire update - May 16, 2011 (+MAPS)
• City expects more water park visitors this summer
• FELONY DISPOSITIONS: May 6 to May 13, 2011
• Trustees to hear AVID presentation
• SCHOOL NOTEBOOK: May 16 - May 20
• Parents seek Project Graduation donations
• City of Odessa - Water Usage
• Run for the Wall to come through Odessa
• Construction continues on MCH Center for women and infants
• A journey in faith
• It's a no in Gardendale
• A life more accessible
• HAYNES TRIAL DAY 4: Haynes found guilty
• NUGGETS: Let Jesus be your hydraulic system
• MUELLER: God sustains his creation until Jesus returns
• Homicide fugitive caught in Midland (+MUG)
• Officers and dead man identified in Midland shooting
• Governor renews state disaster proclamation, again (+MAPS)
• (NR) OC to begin summer hours Monday
• Overpass project set to begin
• San Jacinto gets jazzy
• One man transported to Lubbock after industrial accident
• Basic reports drilling increase
• Concho reports $42.6M profits
• Midland J.C. Penney honored
• Exxon to use CO2 in Andrews County field
• ODC approves contract on JBS expansion
• TFS: Rock House fire 100 percent contained
• Local TV news station receives statewide award
• Taking to the street for National Salvation Army Week
• Prize Patrol makes the rounds
• Man bonds out in minutes on sex-abuse indictment
• Mineral valuation bill heads to governor
• May Sales Tax Check
• Ector County Inmate dies at hospital
• UPDATED: Fires continue to burn in Brewster County
• Odessa, Midland see largest sales taxes ever
• ODC to review contract on JBS expansion
• Consumers sound off on gas prices
• Early voting ends in Gardendale special election
• Special Olympics schedule Cajun celebration
• Two accused of twice burglarizing house
• Odessa, Midland lose power
• HAYNES TRIAL DAY 1: Opening statements
• City council discusses revised draft tobacco ban
• Humidity helps control Big Bend fires
• Police Blotter: May 11, 2011
• Haynes to stand trial in Valdez shooting
• One dead, one hospitalized in Fort Stockton house fire
• City to have public hearing on cemetery zoning request
• ECHD to discuss more renovations
• Permian High Prom '11 - 'It's like deja-vu all over again'
• Commissioners table action on Permian Basin Forensic Center
• ECSO jailer fired after search warrant issued
• El Paso man killed in Ward County wreck
• Three transported after early morning shooting
• Man dies; was charged in friend's 2008 traffic death
• (NR) Work continues on Interstate 20
• Larry Neil White hospitalized
• IN OUR VIEW: ECISD board should not have one voice
• UTPB graduation offers hope
• ECISD looks to cut down travel expenses
• Fitch affirms Midland AAA rating
• Midland company receives award
• NUGGETS: We all need a savior for ourselves
• Arson Awareness Week
• 8 p.m.: Wildfire at N. Fortune 500 Ave. in West Odessa (+PHOTOS)
• Fire burns trailer, home north of Odessa
• FELONY DISPOSITIONS: April 29 to May 6, 2011
• Woman accused of hiding stolen check in buttocks (+MUG)
• Police: Man hit with brass knuckles by ex's boyfriend (+MUG)
• (AP) Groups counter congressman's claims on lizard
• Legacy closes $66M deal
• Sheriff's Office investigates shooting
• Clayton Williams reports 1Q earnings
• Cosmetology program has benefit for sick instructor
• (AP) Man arrested in overdose death of Midlander
• Pre-K program looks to keep funding
• (AP) SBOE voting map on its way to Perry's desk
• (AP) Oil drops below $100 on worry of weaker US demand
• Structure fire displaces family of six
• Woman claims county fired her for marrying a sex offender
• (AP) Severe drought in Texas worst in map's history
• Students learn, participate in Cinco de Mayo
• Man wanted in death of Hobbs woman (+PHOTO)
• Fire burns 150 acres northwest of Highway 158 and U.S. 385
• FEMA says no to Texas wildfire aid
• Wreck sends three to hospital
• Conaway speaks to Odessa crowd
• Fire Precautions
• Wildfire Preparedness Information
• Community Development Open House
• Pleasant Farms Fire Evacuations
• Andrews solider dies in Afghanistan
• City Of Odessa Wildfire Safety News - April 20, 2011
• City of Odessa Offices Closed for Good Friday
• Memorial Garden
• Free Citywide Easter Egg Hunt
• (NR) Crappie USA tournament
• (AP) Evacuation order lifted for fire
• No New Tech lottery
• Style show fun
• Mayor’s Prayer Luncheon
• (AP) Wildfire threat prompts evacuation of town (+PICS)
• Get a shot
• Two arrested in connection with possession of cocaine
• Man arrested for evading on pink bicycle (+MUG)
• Man charged with sexual abuse faces third child
• Lions Club organizations help with wildfire relief
• ECISD makes changes to teacher contracts
• (AP) Kindergartner brings gun to school, 3 hurt
• Communities in Schools looks to stay around
• Man turns in self in Hobbs shooting (+MUG)
• ODC considers helping to expand JBS Parkway
• (AP) Unemployment falls in two-thirds of states
• Fault not assigned in motorcycle-pickup collision (+REPORT)
• (AP) Official: Size of fire near Dallas up to 150,000 acres
• Stations of the Cross
• City plans to turn up park pump
• Odessa High Prom '11 - 'They like us, they really like us'
• March of Dimes results
• (AP) Texas fires continue to burn (+PICS)
• Fort Stockton police chief resigns
• Hobbs police seek father in child-abuse case
• Girls pumped to play powder puff football
• Police: Race through city leads to death of woman
• Man charged in sexual abuse of two children (+MUG)
• BENNETT: Final concert a master
• Moore, Martinez indicted on capital murder charge
• Awards honors family businesses
• Sunday morning wreck kills oilfield worker
• Railroad Commission issues gas statement
• PONDER: Discussing diabetes and vision loss
• Meet the Teacher: Kary Bailey
• (PC) UTPB's Watts visiting Pueblo, Colo., for job interview
• (AP) Venue change hearing begins in Winkler sheriff's trial
• RIVES: Left’s smear campaign of SBOE
• BEST DRESSED: Finalists and poll
• Fires still threaten Texas
• DR. PONDER: Get your eyes checked, diabetics
• (CNJ) Crews battle 7,000-acre fire in eastern N.M.
• Video shows complete devastation of Fort Davis fire
• UTPB prepares for Pickens visit
• JOHNSON: The South will rise again, then Sherman will reincarnate
• ECISD to adjust positions
• ECISD baccalaureate program expanding
• VANDERLAAN: A friendly, proud community will survive the blaze
• NUGGETS: The Accessible God
• MUELLER: Learning to disagree in grace
• Woman goes after burglars with gun
• Victims of fires find assistance
• OHS prepares for prom
• Reeves County inmate found, back in jail
• GARDENING: Manage garden the desert way
• Andrews County fire still burning near state line
• (AP) Official: Firefighter dies battling wildfire
• Jehovah’s Witnesses prepare for their most important day
• Man arrested on arson charge in Thursday fire (+MUG)
• State Higway 115 reopens in Andrews County
• UPDATE 10:15 a.m.: Pecos, Andrews county fires continuing to grow
• City Councilman Roy Hunton dead
• (AP) Wildfires force evacuations in Rotan area
• Police Blotter: April 15, 2011
• Local task force meets to redraw lines after 2011 Census
• Permian players participate in lift-a-thon
• Odessa man convicted in real estate scheme
• Big Bend backpacking campsites temporarily closed
• AVID celebrates
• OC board approves bond agreement
• Smoke Conditions Over City of Odessa
• (NR) Texas Forest Service wildfires April 14, 2011
• State Bar suspends Brian Chavez (+JUDGMENT)
• Larry the Cable Guy to 'git-r-done' in Odessa
• (AP) Area of destructive fires in severe drought
• (NR) Guidelines for Fort Davis donations
• FIRES UPDATE 10:05 a.m. -- Fort Davis numbers revised up
• Taxing time
• Mariachi Vargas
• Pickup goes through utility pole, tree, into house
• OC students lend a hand to fire victims
• (BBS) Domestic animals lost in fire; pronghorn fare better
• Board votes to fire Cameron teacher
• Holocaust survivor speaks to Odessans
• Motorcyclist, pickup collide; man lands in truck bed (+PICS)
• Iraan fires still burning
• Candle starts fire, displaces family
• More candidates run in gardendale special election
• Police arrest man in donut shop armed robbery (+MUG) (+AFFIDAVIT)
• Home, priceless treasures lost in Fort Davis fire
• (NR) Texas Forest Service wildfires April 13, 2011
• @OdessaAmerican 10 a.m. Fire marshals: Fort Davis fire began inside structure
• Fort Davis fires out
• Fire crews continue working to contain Fort Davis blaze
• City revenues, sales-tax intake up from last year
• Coming Sunday
• Roughnecks sponsor recycled art contest
• Free Kindle
• Utility poles repaired after fire
• Fire in Pecos County burns 6,000 acres
• City revenues, sales tax up from last year
• West Texans work on wildfire relief
• Man accused of burglary, assaulting girlfriend in shower
• Football game supports injured players and honors local coach
• Police Blotter: April 13, 2011
• @OdessaAmerican: 4:25 p.m. Ranchers lose cattle, look to rebuild
• (AP) Lawmakers back off concealed carry on campus
• I-10 open again to motorists as Pecos County fire continues
• (NR) Texas Forest Service wildfires April 12, 2011
• Two cars derail near Valentine on Union Pacific train
• @OdessaAmerican: Tuesday fire updates
• Fire-friendly weather conditions continue
• (AP) Gov. Perry to view damage from wildfires
• (NR) Salvation Army sends mobile kitchens to West Texas
• Lift it up
• McDonald Observatory closed
• Be Aware of Critical Fire Danger
• 2011 drought conditions potentially ‘worst ever’
• Fort Davis sees calm after chaos
• Fund helps fire victims
• Fire friendly weather conditions continue
• (AP) Crews battle wildfires amid severe Texas drought
• FIRE UPDATE: 6:00 p.m. -- Fort Davis fire still 40 percent contained (+PHOTOS)
• (NR) Texas Forest Service wildfires April 11, 2011
• Big Bend schools help one another out
• Burn ban extended in Ector County
• Red Cross helps displaced, seeks donations
• Fort Davis fire updates
• ECISD baccalaureate program expanding
• Rural philanthropy conference coming to West Texas
• Meet the Teacher: Maria Armendariz
• OHS reunion bringing the bands back together
• Safe zones
• (BBS) Fort Davis reels and responds to fire
• San Antonio man struck by truck, leg amputated
• Disaster proclamation in effect
• Fires scorch West Texas
• Teen Parent Center prepares for relocation
• Commissioners consider overtime funds for monitoring hospital inmate
• City council to discuss contract city manager says doesn’t exist
• Experts answer questions about Gardendale special election
• (AP) Hot, dry weather keeps wildfires going
• I’d like to talk about something we all stay very confused about — sugar!
• CENTERS' PIECE: Texting and Driving: Are You Guilty?
• GARDENING: Get most of the water
• UPTB internship seminar for public
• High-speed rail
• Master gardener sale in Midland
• Accounting firm announces new partner
• Local business goes to Washington
• A Charitable night out
• NUGGETS: The tongue is a bow that can be bent for good or ill
• County cemetery may run out of space
• Board to vote on Cameron teacher
• March for Babies
• Soldier homecoming
• Two people transported after two accidents
• Vehicle rollover backs up traffic
• Police Blotter: April 9, 2011
• NR: Be aware of critical fire danger
• Reeves County inmate still missing
• March for babies
• (AP) Wildfire burns 50,000 acres
• Legacy buys New Mexico assets
• (AP) Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Fire contained in Midland County
• GOOD NEWS: OC Ag department gives awards
• IN OUR VIEW: Drill, baby, drill ... in Brazil
• (AP) Two Victoria firefighters fired over nude photos
• Center to host second music and bull riding festival
• Seats are filled for the first Permian Basin interfaith event
• Inmate nephew of man killed April 1 doesn't return after funeral (+MUG)
• Fort Stockton permit hearing delayed to later this month
• Midland, Odessa crews fight fire south of Tall City
• Valderaz found not guilty
• UTPB school of biz gets re-accreditation
• Christians, Hindus, Jews to unite for dialogue
• (AP) Bill would alter juvenile offender system in Texas
• (AP) 7.4 aftershock earthquake hits near Japan
• Technical education prepares kids for the future
• (AP) Comment period extended for lizard listing
• (AP) Texas House backs plan to allow 85 mph speed limit
• Best dressed kids contest
• UTPB, Presidential Museum close to deal
• Police Blotter: April 7, 2011
• April Sales Tax Check - Apr 6, 2011
• Presidio ISD worker accused of sex with student (+MUG)
• ECISD terminates four contracts
• Odessa sales-tax check increases again
• Man reports more $20,000 in cash stolen
• Odessa man arrested on aggravated assault charge
• Technical education prepares kids for the future
• Fort Stockton permit hearing likely to be delayed
• Felony dispositions: March 18 to April 1
• @OAcrime: Firefighters working on multiple fires
• (AP) Study: Teens don't see downing 5 drinks as big deal
• @OAcourts 10:30 a.m.: Trial of former OPD Sgt. continues
• MCH, TTU make progress on seventh floor
• Man accused of eating marijuana after traffic stop (+MUG)
• GOOD NEWS: Cecil Raley Jr. named Veteran of the Month for March 2011
• Sausedas arraigned on superseding indictment (+INDICTMENT)
• Fishing for a cause
• Not seeking a warrant
• Yummy for tummy
• Public Service Announcement - April 4, 2011
• Federal Agency holds public hearing on Summit Power plant
• Motorcycle drives into house
• Ector County Fire gets new acreage estimate
• Accuser takes stand in trial of ex-OPD sergeant
• Resident fired up over migrant trip
• MCH, Tech make progress on seventh floor
• Police Blotter: April 6, 2011
• (AP) Southwest finds cracks in more planes
• Hobbs murder suspect turns himself in (+MUG)
• (AP) Key state senator calls budget system unstable
• (AP) Hispanic lawmakers sue state over Census
• (AP) Driver survives SUV going off 50-foot cliff
• (AP) Ex-judge's associate charged with wire fraud
• Sunday grass fire 90 percent contained
• Casino Day
• LETTER: Vote ‘no’ to Gardendale plan
• Helping Japan
• Sheriff: Jail changes will take time
• City to have hearing on plan
• Family speaks about Friday night shooting
• (AP) Warm temps, little rain worsen drought
• Local officials testify on power plant sales
• Police arrest man on 17 grams of cocaine (+MUG)
• Hobbs police get murder warrant for man
• (AP) Southwest jet had pre-existing fatigue
• Did you know you can't water on Monday?
• BENNETT: Harvey shines on stage
• LETTER: A really nice youngster
• (AP) Suspects in assaults of Texas girl to be in court (+MUGS)
• Local attorney’s books put history in children’s hands
• Top style
• MEET THE EDUCATOR: Kary Bailey
• Miracle motorcycle ride
• City of Odessa News: Batesfield Grass Fire
• Officers looking into shooting death
• Teen makes impact after death
• Public education funding in the spotlight
• Updated Fire burns on south loop
• JOHNSON: This is a democracy; we get the government we deserve
• Midland mall to renovate
• ASK THE TRAINER: What's the best way to get rid of love handles?
• CENTERS' PIECE: Coping with mental illness and addiction
• GARDENING: Audit your water use and save
• City mulls expanding existing smoking ban
• UTPB professor has new book
• Time to dance
• Hops and Props
• Sul Ross to premiere campaign
• MILLER: Political decisions have a moral dimension
• Deadline extended for candidates running in Gardendale special election
• Floral fun at Ellen Noel Art Museum
• ECISD trustees to vote on layoffs
• MRT: Man convicted in 'rape kit' case gets maximum sentence
• Victor White denied psychiatric evaluation
• Police Blotter: April 2, 2011
• Special kids for a special cause
• Two charged with crack possession
• DA not talking about charge against dead Pecos official
• (NR) Midlander renamed to state medical-board
• (NR) Union Pacific to close Stanton crossing
• (AP) ID on worker killed in chemical-plant blast
• Man convicted in ‘rape kit’ case
• Motivated speaker runs through Odessa
• Sex offender charged with failure to update info
• Rangers release autopsy results for Pecos official
• Five sentenced in drug trafficking
• Police Blotter: April 1, 2011
• Sheriff: Inmates being looked at
• Former OPD sergeant trial to go Tuesday
• (AP) Committee gives highways a failing grade
• UTPB adds math master's program
• Early closing
• Coming Sunday
• Tweets and such
• Girl recants sexual-contact accusation (+STATEMENTS)
• It's a bird, it's a plane it's a UTPB student
• Heavy loads head to Japan
• New La Quinta opens
• Man gets 99 years for 2009 Andrews murder
• Proposed cuts could impact local economy
• Three water main breaks reported Wednesday
• UTPB adds math masters
• Police Blotter: March 31, 2011
• Man accused of burglary, sexual assault of girlfriend (+MUG)
• Water-main repair diverts traffic
• (AP) High oil prices good for Texas budget
• Local demonstrators create awareness
• Police Blotter: March 30, 2011
• (NR) New round of work to start on Interstate 20
• (BBS) Judge: Willie Nelson not being treated special
• Rangers investigate inmate death
• GOOD NEWS: Davis Mountain Federation celebrates 87th year
• BYU-Idaho dance team to visit Odessa
• Chavez denied bond reduction in murder case
• Free lecture
• Deputy DA loves to teach
• Community Development Action Plan
• OA photojournalist wins award
• ECISD makes smaller cuts
• Defunded organization looks to stay alive
• Chemical-dependency counselor indicted in federal court
• 2010 not a bad year for county budget
• Another bomb threat at Walmart
• Positive response to upcoming demonstration
• Martin County inmate escapes, is recaptured
• ECISD meeting at 6 p.m. Monday
• Three indicted in two fatal incidents
• (AP) Texas House takes up taxing Internet sales
• LETTER: Trickle down letter part 2
• ASK THE TRAINER: Travel makes healthy eating a challenge
• LETTER: ECISD raises unfair in light of cuts
• GEEK TO ME: How to deal with friends who are 'attached' to email
• Vacant house burns under suspicious circumstances (+PHOTOS) (+VIDEOS)
• BENNETT: Chorale inspires with beautiful music
• Balloon release allows families to remember
• UTPB faces concealed gun bill
• OA wins seven APME awards
• Rep. Lewis gives his view
• Test children for HIV?
• Firefighters with faith
• Home buying class
• EGPI discovers large oil reserve
• Solatube names new dealer
• Wells convicted of capital murder, sentenced to life
• MUELLER: How can we be judged on our merits and believe in grace alone?
• NUGGETS: What does God see when he looks at us?
• Woman killed after being ejected, run over
• Proposed bills would save area millions in power-plant sales
• (AP) Abbott wins Open Meetings ruling in Pecos
• Mother, boyfriend accused in molestation of daughter
• Woman accused of taking children, grandchildren to fight
• Blotter: March 26, 2011
• Ireland to end magnet program
• Jan Brown booked into jail, released (+MUG)
• Inmate dies in hospital
• Cameron Magnet teacher placed on paid leave
• Flu Fighters teach kids
• OC sets up job fair
• 'Other information' not disclosed in Wells trial
• Man brain-dead after seizure in jail
• Salseros to have bachata weekend
• Man hospitalized after pickup hits traffic pole
• (AP) Jury: Pageant breached beauty queen contract
• Retirees help hungry kids
• Man arrested in Midland sex assault cases
• (BBS) For a song, Willie Nelson’s pot case will be resolved
• West Texas Centers takes to the basketball court
• (AP) New census milestone: Hispanics reach 50 million
• (AP) Texas House gives final OK to voter ID bill
• Autism awareness event
• JOHNSON: It’s also quite a lovely song from ‘Dark Side of the Moon’
• Pancake breakfast benefit
• Water Restrictions for the City of Odessa
• UPTB announces mystery musical performance
• Prosecution to not seek death penalty in Sauseda case
• OPD officer testifies in Wells capital murder case
• School neighborhood copes with traffic concerns
• Hats off to Bethlehem Baptist Church
• Felony dispositions: March 4 to March 18, 2011
• “Cinderfelon” arrested again
• Woman arrested in gunless robbery
• Police Blotter: March 24, 2011
• Teen Parent Center part of shuffle
• GOOD NEWS: The Weaver Private Foundation
• Two teens charged in bomb-making
• (AP) Liz Taylor dead at 79
• Wells trial begins Wednesday
• MCH to help, entertain sleepless
• OC board votes to hike tuition
• Water restrictions to start next month
• Police Blotter: March 23, 2011
• New jail policy restricts media access to inmates (+POLICY)
• Threat of wildfires comes true
• Two teens charged in bomb-making
• Teen Parent Center relocating
• Wells trial begins Wednesday
• Devon gets well-blowout under control
• Sleepless in Odessa
• From prison, fathers speak at custody hearing (+MUGS)
• Pfeifer: Water is lifeblood for Earth
• BBB: Bureau warns against cell phone smishing
• Learn How to Protect You and Your Loved Ones During Severe Weather
• Victor White moved to Ector County Detention Center
• Moore denied bond reduction in child death case
• Man who killed mother not released
• (AP) Police: Angry Taco Bell customer fires at officers
• OC board to vote on tuition increase
• Jordan names interim principal
• Patrol nabs $5 million in drugs in West Texas
• (AP) Fmr. Winkler County hospital admin pleads, gets 30 days
• (AP) Texas House begins debating Voter ID legislation
• Perryman: Disaster in Japan will affect Texas economy
• Letter: Great health care in Odessa
• (AP) Turkey: 4 New York Times journalists released
• Letter: Andrews not the same
• Guitar festival draws near
• Pecos man uninjured after rollover
• Lanier joins Keller Williams
• Benge-Frost: Make most of lawn through care
• Centers' Piece: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is an invisible disability
• Soldier homecoming
• NASA tech gives astronaut talk
• Ask the trainer: Exercise can tone spots, not reduce them
• Permian Basin performance to be announced
• Ozona man killed in rollover
• City council to vote on finalizing water restrictions
• Odessans invited to civil demonstration
• Catholic priest to leave Odessa
• Two killed in Midland house fire
• Motorcycle and car collision sends three to Midland hospital
• Geek to Me: Toshiba laptop dark screen
• Molly Maid recognized
• Hoops, dreams and goals
• Nuggets: The call to Paul is a call to us
• Wells case to go Tuesday
• Three people involved in two-car collision
• Two arrested in armed robberies (+mugs)
• Ice is nice down at the rink
• Police Blotter: March 19, 2011
• MPD looks for mohawked man in sexual assaults
• Felony dispositions: Feb. 25 to March 4, 2011
• (AP) Hailey Dunn's mom charged, boyfriend searched
• (AP) Big Spring man sentenced to 34 years for child porn
• New steel building in Seminole
• (AP) Mom: Teen beauty queen fired after bridal show gig
• Sale for those with green thumbs
• Sleep and a movie
• Mexican sporting
• AP: Missing cheerleader's mother arrested
• Carlsbad arsonist arrested in Odessa
• Drag racing is a family affair
• (MRT) Midland to partner with Abilene, San Angelo to meet water needs
• OC funding restored, but budget still unclear
• Police Blotter: March 18, 2011
• Home invasion, wife assault
• JOHNSON: Anything you're used to is reality
• BREAKING: Woman killed in West Odessa after being run over twice
• (AP) Trial to reclaim Miss San Antonio crown begins
• Mental health funding cuts could have wide local impact
• County, Mendoza release joint statement
• Friends, family and fun at the park
• Company works to regain control of well blowout
• Police Blotter: March 17, 2011
• Kids like changes at city parks
• Group files suit in sale of Flint Hills plant
• (AP) Mexico: U.S. drones allowed over its territory
• OUR OPINION: Was it a quick response?
• 80-year-old bicyclist in accident
• (NR) Arrest made in Midland shooting
• (AP) Nebraska woman charged with aiding escapee
• (HNS) Hobbs man pleads 'no contest' in killing 11-year-old
• Surviving death row
• Jan Brown still sought
• City of Odessa News: Traffic Signal Working
• Neighborhood Park Renovations Complete
• Midland structure fire damages home
• Man buys mobile home for $35K cash, gets nothing
• Budget cuts impact local family program
• Upcoming road work impacts I-20
• (AP) $3.2B to be used from rainy day fund
• Judge halves bond for man accused of sexual assault
• Former attorney enjoys life in Mexico
• Racism suit settled, commissioners mum
• (AP) New border technology slow to be deployed
• Two charged in infant's injuries (+mugs)
• (AP) Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Playhouse offers escape for spring break
• Letter: Good Samaritans are out there
• Diabetes alert
• Texas trash off
• Interfaith event
• Bennett: Four Freshmen take audience to class
• 161st District grand jury indictments (+59)
• TxDOT works to get project done in a day
• (AP) Guatemalans sue over 1940s U.S. syphilis experiments
• Letter: Unrest around the world
• Man indicted on kidnapping, burglary charges
• Police Blotter: March 15, 2011
• Two indicted on arson charges
• Letter: Texas parks need protection
• Appeal to help Japan
• Letter: Immigration reform would cure economy
• Benge-Frost: Watch your bark on the trees
• Moody’s lifts outlook on Clayton Williams
• (AP) Less rattlesnakes caught at 2011 roundup
• (AP) Tide of 1,000 bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• (NR) Neighborhood park renovations complete
• Volunteers keep relays running
• Safe Zones
• Summit negotiating on water contracts
• Oil drilling causes fear in Gardendale
• UTPB prepares for cuts
• Math-letes ready to rumble
• Good gardens
• Rush dons robes
• Stages of cleanup for Ector County superfund sites
• Q&A on ECISD cuts
• March celebrates the Red Cross
• Local woman diagnosed with Necrotizing Fasciitis
• Big Sky to get big upgrade
• Cookie time ending
• Yummy pancakes
• He’s the man
• West Texans discuss recent disasters
• A Sunday school movie matinee
• Escaped inmate booked, has bond set
• Two transported after accident
• (AP) Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Get your guns up
• (AP) Tsunami waves sweep Hawaii, no major damage yet
• Method acting
• More dining choices in West Odessa
• Parents starting Bronchette booster club
• Transcript of Robert Steven Dudley's letter
• Twice-escaped inmate sends letter to OA
• Permian seniors enjoy sports and silliness
• ODC extends contracts for out of compliance companies
• Unemployment rises slightly
• Police Blotter: March 11, 2011
• (AP) Escaped state-prison inmate spotted at hospital
• Police Blotter: March 10, 2011
• (AP) Lubbock student indicted in Bush home plot
• JOHNSON: Fred Astaire is dead; what hope have we got?
• Sales-tax check better for 11th-straight month
• Man charged with possession, tampering
• Craddick hits head
• City of Odessa News - March Sales Tax Check
• Devon makes grant to school
• Local disaster funding unclear as state grapples with budget shortfall
• Wells granted mistrial in capital murder case
• Winkler County DA to retire
• Rush confirmed by Senate for 244th judge seat
• Courthouse escapee still at large
• Odessa man arrested on cocaine charge
• (AP) Energy leaders: Oil Don't panic about prices
• La historia
• (NR) Craddick falls, hits head on House floor
• Coming Sunday
• Food bank success
• Police Blotter: March 9, 2011
• Midland Fire Department battles structure, trash fire
• City council approves water restrictions
• Wells trial to begin today
• Grass fires in Ector County begin to flare up
• Teen accused of sex assault of 8-year-old
• Letter: Groundswell of political change
• ODC to consider incentive for business expansion
• Letter: Freedom not free
• Midland County site on national Superfund list
• Q&A: What kind of benefits can laid off school employees expect?
• Give your input
• Free screening
• Workshop
• New firefighters sworn in
• Saturday rollover kills Iraan resident
• City: Don’t waste water
• Firemen keep trailer fire from spreading
• Apartment residents displaced by suicidal man
• St. Mary’s looks for funds
• Wells case set to go after Monday hearing
• Sheriff investigating employees
• Police Blotter: March 8, 2011
• Ponder: 'Sweetness' is pervasive, and calorie-toxic
• Prosecutors deal with less manpower, more cases
• Capital kickoff
• Franchise owner promises new-look Cici’s
• Franchise owner promises new-look Cici’s
• DPS identifies two in fatal wreck
• Ask The Trainer: How do I work out with limited time?
• Center piece: How to deal with divorce
• Benge: Careful – that plant may not be dead
• OC Pecos center adapts to times
• Guitar strumming
• Young scientists
• Enterprise buys pipeline
• Running along
• Police Blotter: March 5, 2011
• Grant leads to new ECISD position
• Inmates escape -- again!
• Mueller: The liturgy of worship as a life coach
• Wells to stand trial in cold case stabbing
• Nuggets: Knowing God is worth it all
• Learn about aging
• Fire Department Swearing In
• ECHD to hear updates
• Brewster County fire still active
• Sparks cause grass fire on West Boles Road
• Boy killed in rollover
• Concho sells Bakken assets
• Clayton Williams reports yearly gain, 4Q loss
• Man arrested in Midland fatal shooting
• (AP) Texas House passes abortion rules bill
• Fire burns 20 acres
• (AP) Oil rises to near $103 as Libya conflict escalates
• Police Blotter: March 4, 2011
• Sexologist to give free lecture
• One arrested in aggravated robbery
• Midland man dies after shooting
• (AP) House debates proposed new abortion rules
• Local students prepare for Arabian nights
• Mendez sends letter to staff
• Three transported after accident
• Outside lanes on 1788 being replaced
• Authorities evacuate neighborhood, detain man
• (Freedom) Jail officer one of six charged in drug exchange
• (AP) Average retail Texas gasoline prices jump 22 cents
• OPD officer transported after accident
• Report: Stopped vehicle leads to fatality in Andrews
• Letter: Incompetence is issue
• JOHNSON: And the King James Bible turns 400 this year
• Police Blotter: March 3, 2011
• Letter: Teachers get no support
• New furniture store ready for grand opening
• (AP) Illegal-immigration enforcement compromise
• Judge sentences Andrews 'hacker' to probation
• Bueno gets more than 7 years in prison for fraud
• The circus comes to town
• Great Texas Warrant Roundup Begins Saturday, March 5
• More wildfire resources heading to Southeast Texas
• Coin collectors come to Odessa
• Midland sees two structure fires
• 10 years for 40 pounds of cocaine
• Local judges keep tabs on technology
• (AP) More charges filed in deadly Houston day care fire
• Ask The Trainer: Losing weight safely after pregnancy
• Letter: Safety more important than money
• (AP) Spacewalk No. 2: Astronauts head back outside
• (AP) Texas Independence Day, documents signed in 1836
• Long-time attorney retires amid cancer struggle
• Blackgold tickets
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!
• Honor flight deadline
• Police Blotter: March 2, 2011
• City of Odessa News - Arson Arrest
• ECISD could slash more than 100 positions
• Release: New Texas wildfires
• Escaped fugitive caught near Coyanosa
• 15-year-old girl reports attempted kidnapping
• (AP) Iguana meat confiscated at Texas border
• (AP) Eva Longoria lobbies lawmakers for mental health services
• (Freedom) Husband in world's oldest living couple dies
• Former PHS standout charged with sexual assault
• ECISD decides on jobs
• Man indicted in Motor Inn fatal shooting
• Fire Hydrant Testing
• Police Blotter: March 1, 2011
• Fort Stockton turns down water settlement offer
• OA’s Patrick Canty named 2010 Mayborn Award winner
• Man killed in Gardendale wreck
• County to make developers build roads
• (AP) Texas news roundup
• (AP) Mexico: Member of gang in U.S. agent slaying caught
• Attorney withdraws from escaped inmates' cases
• Promoter in bogus concert turns himself in
• Fire hydrant testing
• Health briefs: Feb. 28, 2011
• (AP) Fires burn 80,000 acres; kill one
• West Texas students prepare for fierce science fair
• Update: Girl dies in pileup
• Right Choices
• Church News: Feb. 26, 2011
• Frandsen: Bubba knew value of friendship
• Ector County prosecutor takes job with feds
• Take the ex out of toxic
• County to consider TCEQ request
• Benge: Use dead stuff to make green stuff
• Powell: Nax valued the little things, but made big ripples
• More area residents pursue small business dreams
• Arrested? You may get evicted
• Percussion trip
• Pirates take the stage
• Laird: They don't make 'em like Nax
• Brodnax plans to run the gamut
• Area remembers Nax
• (AP) Many clergy ill-prepared for retirement
• Concho reports earnings
• Wrestlers turn out for kids
• Letter: It’s all smoke and mirrors
• Police Blotter: Feb. 26
• Going Up
• Sewage workshop
• (AP) Court reverses voyeur conviction
• Nationwide drug-bust nets 17 in area
• Boyfriend in child death speaks
• Andrews plane crash injures one
• Family violence shelter revamped
• Long-time federal prosecutor retiring
• DA won’t seek execution in Dustyn Bailey Wright death
• Financial advisor opens office
• (AP) Saudi suspect in terror plot appears in fed. court
• Monahans man gets probation in tax-dodge case
• Letter: Where's Bubba?
• Teen pleads guilty to burglaries
• (AP) Lubbock student charged in terrorist plot (+photos) (+affidavit)
• Local community leaders recognized
• (AP) Bill takes aim at illegal-worker employers
• Reading a book together
• Shed at apartment complex catches fire
• Two arrested on copper theft face additional charges
• Students compete for VASE
• OHS teacher arrested on felony theft charge (+mug) (+complaint)
• (AP) Fire at Houston daycare center kills 3, injures 4
• Betenbough goes green
• Former car salesman sentenced in identity theft
• Police Blotter: Feb. 24, 2011
• Mexican black bear lecture
• CEED work
• Community Statesman Awards
• Seussical is a must see
• Hobbs homeowner shoots man
• Three arrested in New Mexico jail homicide
• Roswell fugitive caught in Odessa
• CPS investigated woman before
• OHS duo returns from Carnegie
• Basin Healthcare Center reopens
• Keep Odessa Beautiful celebrates 25 years
• Cold case reset with new defense attorney
• (AP) Push remains to restore old Snyder train depot
• Police Blotter: Feb. 23, 2011
• (AP) New Texas Tech regent blames mistake over resume
• Pecos County offers Fort Stockton $1.25M
• CAF exhibits 'The Blue Yonder'
• Felony dispositions: Feb. 11 to Feb. 18
• Board selects Marfa Public Radio
• Bidding war in Fort Stockton
• Council approves water projects
• A pirated play
• United Way distributes awards at annual meeting
• Cardiovascular health highlighted at MCH event
• County attorney's office files charge on former Jordan principal (+complaint)
• Pecos County to offer Fort Stockton $1.25M
• (AP) No textbook funds in state budget proposals
• (AP) Jury acquits Hernandez
• Perry appoints James Rush to 244th district judgeship
• CAF doesn’t mess with Texas
• Rep. Lewis proposes illegal immigration refrom
• Bulldozer damages more than homes
• One killed, one injured in drill-pipe slip
• (AP) Tuberville raise annoys Texas Tech faculty
• More new phone numbers for ECISD
• BBB: Don’t pay for free advice about college scholarships
• Perryman: New for-profit college rules could be two steps back
• (AP) Blockbuster puts itself up for sale
• Letter: One Book a success
• Burleson gets inspiration from Beene
• Ponder: Obesity can complicate pregnancy
• Letter: Planned Parenthood under attack
• (AP) Closing arguments set in juvenile prison sex-abuse case
• Letter: Revolution was a warning
• Sunday evening wreck kills Midland woman
• Great Texas Warrant Roundup News Conference
• Two charged with injury to a child
• Two charged following child's death
• Man dies in collision
• ECISD pushes back decision on contracts
• Local winners head to bee for chance at a trip to D.C.
• Little showgirls have big fun
• City to consider water tower, pipes bis
• Little Showgirls have big fun
• Fishing report 2-20
• Kangaroo rat lives dry life
• Pronghorn restoration
• Pilots cautioned to stay clear of eagle nests
• City Offices Closed
• House fire displaces family
• Couple charged with theft issued bond
• Fundraiser for teddy bear patrol
• Trustees to consider radio station
• Police Blotter: Feb. 20, 2011
• (AP) Ex-principal testifies ex-inmates lied about abuse
• Monster trucks bring a party to Odessa
• Church News: Feb. 19, 2011
• Nuggets: What is your button?
• Miller: Have we all become schizophrenic?
• Man arrested, charged with arson
• Galbraith joins exclusive group
• Artist tells his story
• No new leads in Walmart threat
• Most area towns experience growth
• Midland Mall gets new store
• What's Going On
• (AP) Prosecutor questioning juvenile prison principal
• Police: Suspect in reported burglary fatally shot by homeowner
• 25 years of shrimp
• Police Blotter: Feb. 18, 2011
• You can help
• Get advice
• Closed lanes
• City Offices Closed President's Day
• Police: Man flees scene of rollover after stealing car
• Bomb threat shuts down Walmart
• AP: Ex-principal denies abuse at Texas juvenile prison
• AP: Texas’ budget crisis ups the ante on gambling
• Making music is child's play
• Author addresses admirers
• Eat a pancake, buy a bear
• San Jacinto locks down briefly
• (AP) Census data shows huge Hispanic growth in Texas
• JOHNSON: It’s a good thing the future can’t dump its trash on us
• Soldiers receive warm welcome
• Get a shot
• Induction ceremony
• Entrepreneurs
• MCH CEO receives salary increase
• Stripes gives charitable donation
• Rollover kills one
• OC launches program allowing students to win car
• (AP) Texas leaders consider freeing more prisoners
• Leadership on stage in Odessa
• (AP) States ignored warnings on unemployment insurance
• ‘Conan the Texan’
• (AP) Prosecution rests in youth prison sex abuse case
• Police Blotter: Feb. 16, 2011
• Man arrested in domestic assault of wife, her friend
• Mom accused of abandoning kids during drug deal
• Welcome home
• Tyler principal to head New Tech
• (AP) 1 U.S. immigration agent dead, 1 injured in Mexico
• Texas to officially become a minority-majority state
• United Way asks for Odessa's help
• County bid-award upsets local company
• (AP) Texas Senate investigates power outages
• (AP) Exxon Mobil adds 3.5 billion barrels to reserves
• Austin has Midland-Odessa Day
• (AP) Toddler accidentally shoots himself
• Good News: The American Legion Riders Post 430
• OC looks at bids for KOCV-FM
• Brown faces class B misdemeanor
• Woman indicted in niece's death
• Felony dispositions: Feb. 4 to Feb. 11, 2011
• (AP) Feds investigate Texas power outages
• Compass taking applications
• (AP) Ex-inmate says he denied abuse out of fear
• OHS media day
• Perryman: Dallas Super Bowl spending may have hit $250 million
• Barbara Jordan principal to retire
• Tweets and Stripes
• Concho increases production, spending
• (AP) Texas independence declaration on exhibit
• Letter: Blackouts were ridiculous
• Animal shelter gets water restored
• Midland stabbing first homicide of 2011
• City of Odessa News - Trash Fires
• Red Cross hit hard by recent
• Court considers honoring civic leader
• Teen pregnancy an issue in West Texas schools
• An Introduction to Hinduism, Part 3
• ECHD to vote on garage repairs
• Nuggets: His word is power
• Board to vote on New Tech principal
• Bethlehem Baptist to install new pastor
• Citizens fire academy
• PFLAG has first speaker
• New bill would require licensing of genetic counselors
• Quinceañera store to open in Odessa
• Family reunion good for UTPB
• Millions of tax dollars at risk in pending sale of power plants
• Security Bank on list
• Pecos Zoo still faces some issues
• Basic reports data
• Students build, work wind turbines
• Hottest chili helps family displaced by fire
• (AP) 3rd ex-inmate testifies in Texas prison abuse case
• Man sent to hospital after struck with pool cue
• Country legends
• Twenty-two water lines still broken
• Cancer society closes for the day
• (AP) Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak steps down
• (AP) Third ex-student takes stand in abuse trial
• ODC incentive-spending drops in 2010
• Odessa man charged with assaulting his wife
• Police Blotter: Feb. 11, 2011
• Odessa man charged with burglary
• The wRight stuff
• City of Odessa News: February Sales Tax Check
• Animal shelter on limited service
• Tigers and boats and guns, oh my
• Area cities dealing with pipe issues
• Pipe-thawing sparks fire
• (AP) FBI, Texas Rangers investigate missing toddler
• Soldier from Crane dies
• (AP) Former teacher testifies in youth prison abuse case
• More blood still needed
• JOHNSON: I couldn’t decide what to do a column about this week
• (AP) More electricity conversation urged in cold Texas
• Odessa police release 2010 UCR stats
• Save the date
• ECISD trustee takes part in state program
• ODC, Summit to look at water concerns
• Four join Odessa fire department
• Odessa sales-tax check increases again
• City still working on water mains
• Animal shelter remains without water
• Children escape fire through bedroom window
• Choir, band students off to San Antonio
• Lip smackers…
• Man injured in rollover
• (AP) U.T. presidents testify on state budget cuts
• City to spend $60K on golf-course marketing
• City's animal shelter still without water
• (AP) Winter weather makes a return
• Midland fire burns thousands of pallets
• (AP) Ranger testifies about abuse at Texas youth prison
• ERCOT recommends electricity conservation
• State of emergency set to expire
• ECISD tackles diversity
• Man sentenced to 10 years after robbery plea
• (AP) Proposed sonogram mandate for abortions curtailed
• Hobbs police hiring
• (AP) Perry: No 'sacred cows' during budget crunch
• Teaching supply store closing up
• Man accused of rupturing woman’s eardrum
• (AP) Miss San Antonio sues pageant to keep crown
• OUR OPINION: Ronald Reagan on socialized medicine
• Chevron, Casa de Amigos team to start Take2 Job Skills Training Program
• Speak up
• Lewis introduces bill to revamp state Mediciad program
• Pipe breaks continue to annoy city after winter storm
• County Attorney takes proactive stand on CPS cases
• Percussion trip
• Funerals arranged for family killed in Andrews
• Prom time
• City deals with more water line breaks
• Pecos County DA investigator indicted on theft charge
• Comptroller seminar
• (AP) El Paso water use restrictions to be lifted
• Police Blotter: Feb. 8, 2011
• Letter: Teachers are the leaders
• Letter: Harsh comments are hurtful to all involved
• (AP) 2 women die after boat capsizes
• Coyotepec man killed in rollover
• Ponder: Good doctors address needs and numbers
• Wreck kills two adults, three children on FM 1788
• (AP) Ex-prison official on trial for pupil sex
• Health briefs: Feb. 7, 2011
• City of Odessa News: Water Main Breaks Continue
• Valentine fashion
• Teachers go above and beyond for AP test takers
• Sewell leadership event
• Simply shrimply
• Clinic catches those with no saftey net
• Family awaiting justice in case of abused child
• Benge: Urban gardens requires careful plant selection
• Basic reports net loss
• City to consider new marketing plan for golf course
• Seuss takes stage
• DASH a diet
• Dance Explosion
• Catholic churches transform
• Lack of rain prompts likely water restrictions
• Jackson: Basic instructions before leaving Earth
• Nuggets: There is a knowing
• Church News: Feb. 5, 2011
• Odessa man accused of robbing Game Room
• Patterson sells wireline unit
• Panther Paws dance for cause
• Black Leadership Conference planned
• Health care company looks to expand
• Odessa man accused of robbing Game Room
• Cold weather aggravates problems with old city pipes
• (AP) Medical board places Arafiles on probation
• UPDATE: Garage catches fire on West 20th Street
• (AP) Cowboys canopy collapse suit could get closure
• Police Blotter: Feb. 5, 2011
• (AP) Unemployment falls to 9 percent
• Man indicted in glass-bottle assault
• Monster truck mayhem
• Midland police release 2010 crime numbers
• (AP) More snow hits Texas just days before Super Bowl
• City of Odessa News - Winter Weather Safety
• Firefighters deal with cold weather, hot fires
• Power returned to West Odessa
• Winter settles in
• Suit dropped against Winkler DA
• Man sentenced for crack, woman for oxycodone
• Brothers honored as outstanding citizens
• Plumbers expect busy weekend for burst pipes
• Meals on wheels cancels services
• (AP) Congressman files for bankruptcy
• (AP) Texas lawmaker wants school electricity rate cuts
• (AP) Lawmaker wants school electricity rate cuts
• (AP) Frozen car window leads to El Paso drug bust
• JOHNSON: The uniformity of franchises makes the individual shine through
• Police Blotter: Feb. 3, 2011
• 9:30 a.m. State of emergency still in effect
• Traffic Signal News - Feb 2, 2011
• City of Odessa News - February 2, 2011
• Minimize Electric Use
• Emergency Management News - Feb 2, 2011
• Permian dancers prepare for explosive performance
• Excused absences given to ECISD students unable to drive to school
• Open shelters go unused
• 62 arrested in Midland on drug charges
• Judge Redford declares state of emergency
• Schools deal with power shift
• (AP) Lt. Gov.: Burst water pipes led to power outages
• (AP) Rolling outages affects most of chilly Texans
• UTPB gets funding, wants more MISD teachers
• Man trying to warm pipes starts fire
• (AP) What ERCOT-mandated power outages mean
• 10:30 a.m. Salvation Army to offer services during day
• Police Blotter: Feb. 2, 2011
• Roy Williams to return for leadership conference
• Citizens Fire Academy
• Gardenhires sentenced to federal prison
• Two Odessans sentenced on cocaine charges
• Wintry Wednesday
• Illegal immigrant gets 117 months federal prison
• Trucker dies in wreck near Thurber
• Locals give opinion on Egyptian protests
• (AP) Dow over 12,000 as remarkable bull market rolls on
• Freezing temps bust pipes
• Shrimpfest tickets on sale
• Half-ton of pot seized at Sierra Blanca
• Plants need blankets to stay warm
• Good time to control feral hogs
• Airport operating as usual
• Police Blotter: Feb. 1, 2011
• Municipal Court Trials Postponed
• City of Odessa News: Cold Weather Safety
• Sheriff: Proper procedure wasn’t followed
• (AP) Trial for polygamist leader Jeffs postponed again
• Cold weather procedures
• Fire damages home
• Bennett: Winds blow just right
• Tipped over truck
• Valentine's Day stories?
• (AP) Two shot in Amarillo police shootout
• (AP) Superintendents seek to save schools budgets
• Presidential candidate to visit area
• Rest area to pay tribute to bomber base
• Letter: OC is jobs generator
• Felony dispositions: Jan. 21 to Jan. 28, 2011
• Spending cuts threaten HUD funds
• To infinity and beyond
• Dry conditions persist
• Designing halftime
• Accused killer, two robbers recaptured after escaping jail
• Pub looks for local location
• Center piece: Stop being teased
• Officials: Summit on track
• Benge: Protect your roots while dormant
• UTPB goes to the red carpet
• Prom time
• Devon in top 100 companies to work for
• OC shows of renovations to gym
• Mueller: There's danger in knowledge without faith
• God expects our reasonable service
• Kay Bivens endowments
• Gospel Bowl for God
• Odessa fitness guru plans 3rd body building show
• Bond set for teen charged in double-fatal wreck
• Deputies seize drugs, gun, cash
• Common scam reaches the Permian Basin
• New name unveiled at senior center
• Police Blotter: Jan. 29, 2011
• Energen promotes Niederhofer
• New column to explore the great outdoors
• (AP) U.S. rig count up by 19 this week
• Good fishin' weather
• OUR OPINION: Investigate evidence of global warming
• Ellen Noël shows two new exhibits
• Academic decathletes to descend on Permian
• Police Blotter: Jan. 28, 2011
• Green light. Red light!
• Cancer art
• Social Security fund slides into permanent deficit
• Volunteers search for homeless to survey
• Upstairs fire burns storage building
• Memorial service
• (AP) Police: U.S. missionary possibly killed over truck
• OHS teen arrested in deputy-involved fatal crash
• Win a truck!
• (AP) Gas prices in Texas decline by 1 cent
• Bowie students get the point
• Evangelist in town
• (AP) Senate OKs voter ID bill
• OUR OPINION: President not comfortable
• (AP) 2 TxDOT execs leaving after criticism
• JOHNSON: Something about dead flies and jars of perfume
• GOOD NEWS: Ninth grader gets first deer
• Hinojos acquitted in child sexual assault case
• (CCA) Body in Carlsbad freezer identified
• Rush picked as recommendation
• Ranchers proactive in steps for pronghorn
• Police Blotter: Jan. 27, 2011
• (AP) State schools lawsuit
• (AP) TCEQ regulators approve coal-fired plant permit
• Narcotics investigation nabs 18
• Catholic Charities offers free tax prep
• (AP) Probation over purse theft, Austin woman dies
• OC continues to work through challenges
• Property-tax deadline earlier this year
• Two children take stand in sexual assault trial
• Ten Odessans plead guilty to cocaine distribution
• A good bet
• Bilingual conference
• Police Blotter: Jan. 26, 2011
• Ector GOP still deciding on district judge candidates
• City Council Suspends Electric Rate Increase
• Mendez: ECISD would lose $26.5M in House bill
• (AP) Lubbock police: Body is of missing teen
• Women’s self-defense class to start
• Felony dispositions: Jan. 14 to Jan. 21
• (AP) GOP pushing hard for voter ID bill
• (AP) Trucker gets nearly 34 years in '03 smuggling deaths
• FM 1901 bridge being replaced
• (AP) Amnesty for Texas traffic fines
• Man accused of throwing bottle at woman, fleeing
• Veteran wall dedication
• (AP) 1,400 at Palin, school fundraiser in Lubbock
• Nearly finished
• One transported to Lubbock after explosion
• Server-room fire slows municipal court
• Conaway: No special plans at State of the Union
• West Texas WWII vets to be honored by Iowa man
• (AP) Palin featured at Lubbock events
• Senate budget includes OC
• Prospects for district judge to speak Tuesday
• Commissioners table tax-abatement vote
• City to consider action to stop eletricity increase
• Letter: Have compassion on your neighbors in Gardendale
• Odessa man dead after Saturday collision
• Letter: Time for OC to show true grit
• (AP) Two Fla. police killed, U.S. marshal shot
• ECISD prepares for TAKS and upcoming changes
• (AP) Man arrested in disappearance of Lubbock teen
• Bridal Q&A
• County mishandles pretrial intervention fund
• Half of MCH nurses are OC grads
• Twirling competition
• Martin County man dead after chase
• Thayer: The Parable of the Plow
• Nuggets: Calling us deeper
• Church news: Jan. 22, 2010
• Racers rev their engines
• Border Patrol seizes almost 1 ton of pot
• Gardendale woman pleads guilty to identity theft
• Man arrested and charged with forgery
• First gun show of year begins Saturday
• Ex-firefighter pleads guilty to mail fraud charge
• (AP) Border Patrol sued by ex-agent
• Restaurant, store still coming to Odessa
• Odessa unemployment drops in December
• Police Blotter: Jan. 22, 2011
• Pre-trial hearing moved back in Williams murder trial
• Competition brings young musicians to town
• OUR OPINION: Economic freedom rising
• Brorman named top rookie
• (AP) Ex-soldier appealing sentences in Iraq deaths
• Police Blotter: Jan. 21, 2011
• Mariachis take the stage at OHS
• Lewis back in Odessa
• Andrews alcohol petition comes up short
• Midland man charged in Dec. 26 fatal wreck
• UTPB deals with cuts
• Taking the stage
• Chamber gets new economic-development director
• Motocross to invade Ector County Coliseum
• (AP) 2 officers, suspect killed during Miami shootout
• Woman involved in accident dies
• (AP) Volunteers hopeful about missing teen
• Fourth in Winkler case turns himself in
• JOHNSON: It was the bad karma from 10,000 dead butterflies
• Community looks to fight for OC
• Billings sentenced to life in prison
• Police Blotter: Jan. 20, 2011
• Fourth in Winkler case turns himself in
• Wanted: Truck drivers
• (AP) Official: Search for missing Texas girl expands
• ZZ Top bassist is missing Stetson
• Mom accuses man of sex assault on teen daughter
• Draft state budget cuts OC
• OUR OPINION: Our creditor, our competitor
• Wreck sends four to hospital
• (AP) Lubbock officer accused of sex assault, indecency
• Pecos gets Swiss touch
• Motorcyclist transported after wreck
• Get ready for a fierce contest and smooth notes
• Police Blotter: Jan. 19, 2011
• Grant workshops
• Wreck sends two to hospital, damages police cruiser
• Trustees tackle texting
• Jury comes back with guilty verdict on all four charges
• Jordan principal placed on leave
• Three turn themselves in to Winkler jail (+MUGS) (+DOCS)
• 5:45 p.m.: Billings found guilty!
• (AP) House fire leads to drug seizure
• (AP) Landfill search yields clues in missing teen case
• Valles touted service, education
• Police Blotter: Jan. 18, 2011
• (AP) University System raises draw scrutiny
• (AP) T-shirts designed by Houston cop killer criticized
• Students line up for free shots
• Odessans honor MLK
• One transported to hospital after motorcycle accident
• (AP) Dead boy's family sues border agents
• Felony dispositions: Jan. 7 to Jan. 14, 2011
• Candidates for district judge speak at forum
• Injured teen wants to help
• MOSC plays heroic concert
• (AP) Las Cruces newspaper sets up at hotel after fire
• (AP) El Paso could consider fee for plastic bags
• Odessans invited to literacy forum
• Power Restored at Water Treatment Plant
• City of Odessa News: Power Outage at Water Treatment Plant
• One Book for Odessa
• Librarians not pleased with today’s 'Tom Sawyer'
• Copeland dies at 81
• A special rodeo
• Basic reassigns rigs
• County leaders discuss goals, budget realities
• Trustees to vote on CSCOPE
• Trotter leaves judge’s seat for private practice
• Go MOJO
• Man charged with kidnapping and hitting wife
• Rangers investigating Jordan fund
• Fish: Keep ‘I’s where they belong
• Man is charged with assault after fight about phone
• Holiday closings
• Nuggets: Time to take out the trash
• Wife found not guilty by federal jury
• MLK Day
• More MLK
• Police Blotter: Jan. 15, 2011
• Church news: Jan. 15, 2010
• Rangers investigating Jordan fund
• Local library supports literacy
• Youth rock out to religious music
• Billings recants confessions
• PSEG plant sold
• 3:10 p.m.: No resignation associated with Jordan Elementary investigation
• Police Blotter: Jan. 14, 2011
• Failure to register as sex offender
• With a little help from friends
• Warrant issued in disabled shoving
• LIVE Billings trial: Day 4, Billings cross-examined, court recesses
• (AP) Mom's boyfriend prays for missing teen's return
• Weather taking toll on crops
• Local leader receives award
• Car rolls in one person accident
• On video, Billings blames girl
• Car collides with utility pole
• ODC member appointed to renewable energy board
• Failure to register as sex offender
• LIVE Billings trial: Day 3, reporters take the stand; state rests
• New apartments
• Treatment plant working after generator breakdown
• West Odessa power outage affects Murray Fly
• Harmony for the Super Bowl
• Wife of child-porn producer sentenced to 2 years
• JOHNSON: The cartoon virus makes the world a more colorful place
• Energy management
• City of Odessa News: January Sales Tax Check
• Autistic girl takes stand
• Midland man missing
• Sales tax check most ever for January
• ODC to change bylaws
• Local consignment store reflects imagination
• Coming around full circle
• (AP) "Person of interest" in missing girl case
• Man gets 57 months on drug charge
• (AP) Colo. lawmaker in fatal crash returns to Capitol
• Sexual assault of 6-year-old
• (AP) Superior division opening West Texas base
• LIVE Billings trial: Day 2, girl to testify
• (AP) Texas Railroad Commission may get a new name
• Day 1: Jury seated, pretrial motions heard in Billings case
• Council ratifies settlement in 2008 police shooting
• Police Blotter: Jan. 12, 2011
• City of Odessa News: Water Line Break
• Broken main cuts off water
• Trustees approve New Tech
• MCH has positive 2010
• (AP) Texas Legislature convenes with GOP in control
• Possible class-size increase causes concern
• Body in fire moved to Tarrant County
• (AP) Straus wins another two-year term as speaker
• (AP) Search goes on for Colorado City girl, 13
• ECISD moves toward diversity
• 1:40 p.m. Billings trial: Day 1, jury selection (+PIC)
• 2011 SandHills Stock Show and Rodeo results
• ECISD introduces new numbers
• Remaining bond election money given for scholarship
• Get support
• Testing after the break
• School notebook: Jan. 10 through Jan. 15.
• BBB: Seven red flags of applying to a for-profit school
• Gardening takes root at Dowling
• Commissioners keep status quo
• SandRidge closes Wolfberry sale
• Two men arrested in robbery
• (AP) Soldiers from Texas, Ark. die in Afghanistan
• Water-conserving crops
• Tree and Limb Disposal
• Police investigate stabbing
• Hospital board awards docs for patient safety
• State rep. talks issues
• Tree, limb disposal
• Benge: Now is time for great gardens to grow
• Quilt exhibit
• Odessans will speak out Monday
• Center piece: The benefits of premarital counseling
• Giddy up kiddos
• City Council plans final vote on annexation
• ECISD to have two special meetings
• Nuggets: What is your giant to overcome?
• Rodeo youth night is for God
• Braswell: Coping as a skill is vastly underrated
• Church news: Jan. 8, 2010
• Steer and cattle come to town
• Kids roping
• Police Blotter: Jan. 8, 2011
• Injury clinics
• Two men sentenced in Seattle murder of Odessa man
• Man gets 10 years in crack cocaine case
• (AP) Third package ignites at Washington postal facility
• (AP) Court says Texas AG can't block gay divorce
• What's Going On: Jan. 7, 2011
• Woman dies after December rollover
• Ex-MISD secretary sentenced to prison
• Charges altered in 2007 sexual assault case
• Man in wreck identified
• Family, Friends of Gays and Lesbians
• (AP) Algae blamed for fish kill
• From Opera houses to the Theater
• Permian girl transported to Lubbock
• Search for Missing Colorado City girl continues
• LULAC announces legislative priorities
• (AP) Big Bend to get informal border crossing
• Man gets probation, deported in chase assault
• Odessan arrested in San Angelo
• Jerky claims ties to Pancho Villa
• Kim’s tree
• Man pleads guilty to evading arrest
• (AP) Gasoline prices up 1 cent across Texas
• New Little Mexico in Odessa
• Here comes the Bridal Fair
• JOHNSON: But the shred of wrapping paper clings on yet
• (AP) Panel advises TxDOT changes
• (AP) Tejano star sued over DWI-related wreck
• Fourth arrested in organized theft
• Murder suspect back in Ector jail
• Odessan and dog set to compete at Westminster
• Car turns over in one man accident
• Car jumps curb, goes into house
• (AP) Texan dies after collision with Colo. lawmaker
• Theft of $200K front loader
• Ellen Noël exec gets art in NYC exhibit
• N.M. man charged with sex assault of 13-year-old
• UPDATE 5:30 p.m.: Permian girl in ICU after wreck
• Church helps family after fire
• Woman injured in accident remains critical
• Midland fire displaces three
• Sul Ross on probation
• (AP) Commission lets 36 states dump nuke waste
• Trustees lay out plans for committees
• Clearing the way
• Police Blotter: Jan. 5, 2011
• Non-profit working for poor
• Border cross talk
• Celebrate Elvis
• Xmas come down
• (AP) Legislative board recommends tax changes
• More details released in Hummer-house raid
• Wendy's bat assault
• Police Blotter: Jan. 4, 2011
• Inmate killed in Lea County prison
• (AP) Judge refuses to block radioactive waste dump vote
• Victor White gets arraigned
• Deputy still in serious condition after fatal wreck
• Charter school holds science fair
• Trustees to discuss governance
• (AP) Fort Worth hunter charged after man's death
• Couple accused of having sex with minor together
• (AP) Amarillo airport getting $52M facelift
• Letter: Watch for lung problems
• Odessa still looking for films
• Gas prices rise 3.4 cents
• Permian’s Percussion
• Balmorhea man killed in rollover
• Deputy involved in fatal collision
• Kids salon to open
• Veterans look to spruce up monument
• Rah!
• Baby born at stroke of midnight
• Odessan helps rebuild Noah’s Ark
• Community gathers to give young cancer patient breathing room
• Nuggets: WWJD?
• Exhibit ending
• Volunteers needed
• Fire burns off South 385 Highway
• UTPB stays in shape
• Bond set on Crane man accused of arson
• Winkler DA’s work claims disputed
• Airsoft gun triggers panic
• Pawn shops: The Shopping alternative
• Man charged with pushing girlfriend into wall
• Police Blotter: Dec. 31, 2010
• 2010 Year in Review: Schools improve
• Skaters of all ages hang out at park
• 2010 Year in Review: Crime gets national spotlight
• Pretty sneaky
• Homicide suspect caught
• 5K walk/run in Midland
• Suspect named in Crane fires (+MUG) (+PHOTOS)
• ‘Boot Scoot Boogie’
• City Offices Closed For New Year
• Waiting for a veteran
• Roofer records Crane fire (UNCUT VIDEO)
• Police Blotter: Dec. 30, 2010
• Red Cross assists man displaced by house fire
• Brothers named outstanding citizens
• Disabled aggravated robbery
• AP: Polygamist sect leader pleads not guilty
• Tree mulching
• Summit gets final air-quality permit
• 7:53 p.m.: Church continues to burn in Crane
• Odessa teenagers work to help Kenyan students
• Winkler County DA topic of petition
• OC rolls out new pay system
• Skyrocketing into the New Year
• 50 years of Crystal Balls
• Commissioners tweak burn ban
• Letter: ECISD should step up
• Gas prices rise 5.8 cents
• Letter: Watch for lung problems
• OFD: Playing with matches caused house fire
• AP: Lawmaker in wreck that kills pregnant Texan
• Letter: Planned Parenthood provides care
• AP: 900-acre wildfire contained
• Update 9:15 a.m.: Man killed at Odessa motel
• Crane cheerleaders leave for Florida
• Cool jams
• Police Blotter: Dec. 28, 2010
• Health briefs: Dec. 27, 2010
• Family loses home day after Christmas
• Benge: Dry time is trying time for plants
• City, county wrap up 2010
• Family-owned jewelry store is gem in itself
• Center piece: Setting goals for the new year
• Frac Tech going public
• Review for CPA exam
• A Jackalopes New Year’s Eve
• Miller: Let the change begin with me
• Christmas lunch
• Nuggets: A King became a Baby
• What’s the best way to celebrate Christmas?
• Webster to chair board
• Basic acquires Platinum
• Beagle missing after owner in wreck
• What's going on: Dec. 24, 2010
• Christmas Kids: Madaline Dominguez
• Look! Up in the sky!
• Boot Scoot
• Police Blotter: Dec. 24, 2010
• Commissioners could look at burn ban
• Holiday tamale-making thrives in Odessa
• Area parks to work together
• AP: Activists protest nuke waste plan for West Texas
• Christmas Kids: Kaitlyn Carroll
• Escaped inmate quickly found
• Guitar fundraiser for students
• Salvation Army brings holiday cheer
• Holiday hours
• Ring it in
• Winkler doctor arrested
• Girl Scouts prepare for tree recycling
• Police Blotter: Dec. 23, 2010
• Motorcyclist dead after Sunday crash
• Students make holidays brighter for hospitalized
• Odessan helps make rape case against father
• Food bank gets power boost
• Apartment fire taken care of
• AP: West Texas counties declared disaster area
• AP: 32-year-old rat dies
• OPINION: U.S. government over-classifies
• Banquet for the Birds
• More speakers at forum
• Police Blotter: Dec. 22, 2010
• UPDATED 12/21: Woman charged with arson in own home fire
• Arizona man accused of getting minor drunk, groping her
• AP: Conflicts will delay Hobbs commuter flights
• Airman returns
• AP: Anglo worker wins discrimination suit
• Christmas Kids: Alejandro Contreras
• Watch the trash
• Letter: How JBS Parkway got its name
• Say hi to Pete
• City Offices Closed for Christmas
• Prairie Pete Playland Park Ribbon Cutting
• Holiday Trash Pick Up Schedule
• Odessa Police Department News - Trout Stocking
• Police Blotter: Dec. 21, 2010
• Fire causes exterior damage on house
• Debutantes tour Rehabilitation Center
• HIDE-AND-SEEK
• Probation in 2009 burglary
• Business leader calls for changes in higher education
• Welcome home
• Governor grants Odessan pardon
• Letter: A big thank you
• AP: Agencies form cooperative
• Manslaughter indictment, arrest in July fatal crash
• AP: Man caught in Odessa sentenced in 1993 killing
• Road hog Santa
• Letter: God gave us brains
• Letter: Angels watch over us
• Courtyard gets spruced up
• Christmas Kids: Jaylyn Santos
• Last-minute shoppers
• Fire displaces family
• Cobbs: Songs of the season
• Empty bowls feed people
• Nuggets: Swaddling is rewarding
• Ground broken on solar project
• Christmas Kids: Marlee Kiker
• Caprock’s ‘Cowboy Christmas’
• Carnegie appearance
• Parks Ground Breaking Ceremony
• Odessa Fire Department News: 2507 Kay Structure Fire
• Odessa Police Department News - December 17, 2010
• Police find drugs, cash
• Police Blotter: Dec. 18, 2010
• No silent night at First Baptist Church
• Unemployment rate increases
• Update: Justin Thomas arrival
• Empty Stocking gets $50K
• 2:45 p.m. update: Hummer towed, traffic opens, police leave
• $3.5B Sweetwater coal plant moves forward
• Rehab Center organizes Christmas carnival
• Soldier to arrive Saturday
• Energen buys $110M in assets
• Christmas Kids: Cassie Grajeda
• S. Odessa grass fire estimates revised down
• Soldier surprises family on return
• Firefighters take oath
• Police Blotter: Dec. 17, 2010
• Chavez case finally over
• Latham positions filled
• AP: 4,000 acres burn in West Texas wildfires
• Christmas Kids: Dalton Sawyer
• Gift of music
• A night in Bethlehem
• Odessa Fire Department News: Major Grassfire
• One killed in Andrews crash
• Police Blotter: Dec. 16, 2010
• Eighth-graders holding drive
• AP: Drought threatens more wildfires
• Residents relocate after Dec. 3 fire
• UPDATE 12/15: One killed in early morning rollover
• Students practice Nativity play
• Seniors receive gifts from volunteers
• Grass fire burns 500 acres (+VIDEO)
• New details in arrest of Grandfalls coach, principal
• Structure completed for MCH center
• Christmas Kids: Savanna Stringer
• Fill the stocking
• City Of Odessa News - Phone Calls To Santa
• Odessa Fire Department Swearing In Ceremony
• Well owners speak at Flint Hills meeting
• Well owners speak at Flint Hills meeting
• ECISD board hears KEYS survey results
• The Cat in the Hat goes back to school
• Council moves forward with reinvestment zone, annexation
• Police Blotter: Dec. 15, 2010
• AP: Feds propose classifying area lizard as endangered
• Dancers twirl toward fundraising goal
• Don’t be a Grinch; call Santa
• FUMC holds service to heal
• Permian impostor trial set for August
• Christmas Kids: Jaden Gills
• Bailey indicted in infant's death
• Grandfalls-Royalty football coach arrested
• Burst water line helps fight fire
• Event raises money for dancers
• Odessa teen out on bond
• District judge to step down
• Man pleads, sentenced in 2006 death
• Two get prison time
• Police Blotter: Dec. 14, 2010
• Flint Hills public hearing Tuesday
• Man gets probation in child-abuse case
• Letter: VA isn’t helpful to veterans
• Christmas Kids: Benjamin Pacheco
• Letter: White case a fiasco
• Council to look at abatement
• Nax: Maybe we don’t need a guide featuring insults for dummies
• Board to look at wording change
• Driver charged in fatal crash
• Academy to donate bikes
• Car smashes house, kills man
• Time to fill the kettles
• SM hires former Concho official
• Salvation Army Stockings need donations
• Christmas Kids: Colin Campbell
• Commissioners to look at cemetery, Summit road
• New Year’s charity
• Community friends
• A great gift
• A fuller stocking
• Borets moves jobs from Midland
• Christmas Kids: Jacy Jordan
• Kelley: God Rest Ye Merry…Ladies & Gentlemen
• Fire hits Odessa neighborhood
• Fifi stays grounded
• Fill the stocking
• Nuggets: Jesus came to establish His government
• Mr. MOJO
• Church news: Dec. 11, 2010
• Man sentenced in cop-kicking
• Chemical leak contained
• Students conduct local Christmas carol tour
• Basic reports data
• Ending domestic violence nightmare sometimes difficult
• Crockett students ring in holiday season
• Nimitz teacher resigns
• SandRidge sells assets
• Midlander attends Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
• Preacher runs for children's food
• AP: Nuclear waste opponents speak in Austin
• Trustees could vote on New Tech High School in January
• Last in meth ring sentenced
• Two get 6.5 years on crack sentence
• ODC approves Tech funding
• Trustees could vote on New Tech High School in January
• Last in meth ring sentenced
• Chamber, PAC honor Rep. Lewis
• Two get 6.5 years on crack sentence
• Bobcat on the loose
• More charges added in pipe assault incident
• Moore cocaine arrest
• Man gets life sentence on 20 child sex charges
• Christmas Kids: Hannah Lingle
• Boost the band!
• City Of Odessa News: December Sales Tax Check
• Police Blotter: Dec. 9, 2010
• Cocaine investigation yields second arrest
• Teens arrested in robbery
• ECISD near bottom of FAST ratings
• Lawsuit filed in prison death of illegal immigrant
• Info for agriculture producers
• Sales taxes still look good
• AP: FLDS leader has trouble finding lawyer
• Christmas Kids: Brock Emiliano
• Vehicle assault
• City Of Odessa News: Heating Safety
• Christmas Kids: Zerian McQueen
• Get ready to Shop Crane
• Meet the educator: Julie Brown
• Odessa Fire Department News: Structure Fire
• Center piece: Holiday depression
• Benge: Master Gardener program is good resolution
• Nax: Lots of folks make a stand on a big Christmas symbol
• Christmas Kids: Lexi Ewing
• Crop reports
• MCH proposes new building
• Two injured in rollover
• Lubbock man joins state development-corp.
• UTPB plans three commencements
• New Texas Tech building for MCH?
• Rollover sends one to hospital
• Mueller: Individualism or community — what builds a church?
• Christmas Kids: Toby Keck
• Nuggets: Remember the reason for the season
• Church news: Dec. 4, 2010
• Foster sentenced in Penwell Knights fraud
• Aggravated sex assault of disabled person
• Police ask people to remain safe during holidays
• Man gets 30 years in 2008 murder plea
• 'I was there, and covered it'
• Judge sets accused cop-killer trial for April
• International Isotopes buys uranium material
• Christmas Kids: Emmaly Smetak
• TWC honors local companies
• Deal me in
• Last in West Texas meth ring sentenced
• Police Blotter: Dec. 3, 2010
• Junior League Of Odessa’s Annual Toy Tea
• One dead in Fort Davis collision
• Bond set for suspect in infant’s death
• OC to offer summer discount
• Bueno convicted in trial
• Campfire USA fraud sentencing
• Sixth sentenced in heroin ring
• Organization looks to help kids
• Second arrest made in Hobbs stabbing
• Odessa police launch redesigned website
• Midland diarrhea alert
• AP: San Antonio back in water fight
• Powell: It’s time to start another chapter in the book of life
• Go MOJO
• City Tree Lighting Ceremony And Starbright Village
• Tree Lighting Ceremony Broadcast Information
• Sex offender re-arrested
• UPDATE: Mom speaks after arrest in 2008 baby death
• Odessa hears about green growth
• AP: Warren Jeffs arraigned in Texas on sex charges
• Indecent exposure in pickup
• Beer bottle aggravated assault
• Letter: Congress holds our future
• Motorcyclist injured in morning wreck
• Letter: Idea could invent firefighting equipment
• AP: Perception of texting while driving worsens
• Christmas Kids: Jayden Dennis
• Fourth arrested in burglary of a habitation case
• AP: TCEQ to hear from public about nuke waste
• Teen gets probation in drug case
• Narcotics ring sees first plea
• OC board to vote on Parks Legado
• Midland to welcome fire chief
• AP: Immigration protest leads to arrests
• Christmas Kids: Alexandria Dennis
• Man admits to trying to ship marijuana to Kansas
• Stocking still empty
• Midland teacher accused of improper relationship with student
• City Of Odessa News - Protect Yourself And Family From Carbon Monoxide
• Police Blotter: Nov. 30
• Children light Odessa Community Christmas Tree
• No new information, suspects in Wright case
• Educational leaders
• H-E-B hosts eighth annual Feast of Sharing
• Christmas Kids: Manuel Harrell
• Trailer catches fire in West Odessa
• West Texas unclaimed property list coming Sunday
• BBB: ’Tis the season for various scams to abound
• Christmas Kids: Andrea Sawyer
• 7-Eleven has USO fundraiser
• AP: Odessa lawyer argues for wrongly convicted
• Letter: Not happy with newspaper
• Permian’s Percussion
• AP: Texas weather for Monday
• We love a parade
• Letter: Hats off to Golden Corral
• Midland man dead after struck by truck
• You can help
• You can help
• In memoriam
• Award honors local leader’s work
• A Christmas Dream
• New Year’s charity
• Lions club colors for vision
• Catholic Church gets cooking
• Odessan wins big in California
• Texas Scholars use more than their brain
• Safety seats available
• Jazz concert
• You can help
• Christmas Kids: Wesley Coursey
• Volunteering helps make Thanksgiving meal a success
• Honoring Lewis
• Register early
• Empty Stocking
• Christmas Kids: Nikita Weaver
• Christmas Kids: Lando Phillips
• Midland man dead in late-night stabbing
• Thanksgiving letters
• What are you thankful for
• Vigil to honor accident victims
• Police Blotter: Nov. 25, 2010
• Woman sentenced to 57 months on drug charge
• Food for fines
• Raising money
• Council passes parking restrictions
• Odessa woman escapes fire
• Nimitz teacher placed on administrative leave
• Ex-priest accused of plotting complainant's death
• Police Blotter: Nov. 24, 2010
• Sex offender gets 30 months in prison, 33 years probation
• Woman sentenced to 57 months on drug charge
• Man charged with murder in Nov. 6 shooting
• Bennett review: Allegro kicks off holiday music season
• Man accused of murder found competent
• OC Board approves architects
• AP: Report says nuke commission needs funding change
• Couple in Lubbock hospital after wreck
• New Year’s charity
• Police Blotter: Nov. 23, 2010
• Pretty plants
• Sophomores to take math placement tests
• Commissioners turn down burn ban
• First sentenced in Penwell Knights fraud gets probation
• Man charged in 2009 death gets new attorney
• Letter: Odessa’s a great place
• Letter: A historical slippery slope?
• Letter: Gifts to the Globe benefit us all
• BBB: Top 10 Cyber Monday tips for shopping online
• Letter: We must stop abortion
• Man sentenced in bloody burglary
• Perryman: Legislators face deficits and budget decisions
• Lettrer: Protect Social Security
• Letter: GOP chair addresses allegations
• Deputy Tijerina returns to work
• Safe zones
• JFK exhibit
• Accident injures two
• Nax: Once again, moving forward requires the right attitude
• Man wakes to early morning invasion
• A full belly for all
• Center piece: Parenting foster and adopted children
• Growing Green Conference coming
• Got sports? So do we
• Council to have second hearing on annexation
• Restaurants to be honored
• Salvation Army meal leaves everyone thankful
• Former OC teacher publishes latest story cycle
• The program that keeps giving
• City Offices Closed for Thanksgiving
• Three killed in north Ector County collision
• OC to vote on architect
• Benge: Prevent pests for a bumper pecan crop
• Six Odessa pastors share what they are thankful for
• Key reports activity
• Church news: Nov. 21, 2010
• Woodruff: Prayers needed to end use of illegal drugs
• Nuggets: Do we hope or know that we’ll go to heaven
• Holiday Fire Safety
• Ebony Bar Awards
• Police Blotter: Nov. 20, 2010
• Seven arrested, charged in drug ring
• West Texas runners prepare to support children in need
• Family escapes carbon-monoxide poisoning
• Tejano
• Thanksgiving feast Friday
• Chevron donates to OC program
• Go to Narnia
• Hunt trees for nature
• City gives fire-safety tips
• Soldier to arrive Saturday
• Geek to Me: Adobe reader updates
• Permian grad now a judge
• Mexco reports profit
• Odessa unemployment stable
• Man charged with murder claims self-defense
• Man gets 80 years in family violence case
• MAF named Airport of the Year
• Medical societies to meet
• Firefighters sworn in
• Powell: Something about books you should ... um ... check out
• Man arrested in connection with burlap sack of weed
• EZ Rider: Losses 'more positive' than expected
• AP: Feds holding firm on intrusive airport security
• Pretty plants
• Giving spirit
• Airman to arrive
• Nursing officer signs piece of steel
• Buried debris reignites in northwest Odessa
• Schools take home the gold
• Raceway to get appraised for government auction
• Midland man admits hauling 845 pounds of weed
• Company pays $16M settlement
• Award named for woman
• Man pleads guilty in Crane drug stop
• Driver in fatal wreck turns self in
• Man arrested in Nov. 2 accident
• The Rat Trap Ball
• Appeals court sets January hearing for ex-soldier
• Trustees pass TAP agreement
• Nax: Cutting back on spending sometimes isn't that easy
• Help the kids
• MCH celebrates milestone in cardiac catherization lab
• Police Blotter: Nov. 17, 2010
• Two dead in Balmorhea accident
• Trustees pass TAP agreement
• Woman sentenced for trafficking weed after man pleads guilty
• UPDATED 11/16: Fire burns in northwest Odessa
• Andrews still trying to turn wet
• State files motion to dismiss lawsuit of woman in Mexico
• Man indicted in 1991 murder, teens indicted in burglaries
• UPDATE 2:20 p.m.: One arrested in morning death
• One arrested in morning death
• Lubbock-area trooper killed in crash
• Letter: Tips help you cut medical costs
• Mexican Nationals choosing air over road to travel
• Tree hunting
• Police Blotter: Nov. 16, 2010
• Odessa Fire Department News: Swearing In
• Heritage Holiday Christmas Parade of Lights
• Light the tree
• Warrant out for driver in fatal wreck
• Lighter likely started Andrews house fire
• Surgical presentation
• Letter: Abortion is synonym for murder
• Perryman: Election disrupts the status quo, again
• Letter: Writer defends himself
• Rangers investigate double shooting as murder-suicide
• BBB: Five tips for staying safe on the roads this season
• AP: Houston shuts red light cameras
• Letter: Officers are appreciated
• Arrest warrant issued in Nov. 2 accident
• Emilio returns
• United Way wrap up
• City restricts use of playing fields
• Meet the Educator: Jeff Ellsworth
• Fire claims two lives
• Board to vote on Showgirls trip
• Locals preparing for cuts
• Benge: Winter chill doesn’t have to eliminate color
• Man arrested, charged in sexual assault
• Nax: Football fortunes have Bubba down in the dumps
• Without a home
• Center piece: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome's effects can last a lifetime
• Crazed shoppers
• Go Jacks
• Help the kids
• Clayton Williams reports earnings
• Mueller: How do I avoid committing the unforgivable sin?
• Nuggets: Thanksgiving thoughts turn to testimony
• Clean it up
• Concho announces promotions
• I love a parade
• Ebony Bar Awards
• Police Blotter: Nov. 13, 2010
• MCH hosts volunteer awards luncheon
• Cassatt String Quartet has concert
• Police: Woman arrested, charged with negligent homicide in death of toddler
• Woman arrested, bonds out in death of niece
• ECISD students qualify for National Merit Scholarships
• AP: Organization wants death penalty laws overhauled
• Letter: UTPB runners need help
• Jumburrito president reappointed to TABC
• Golden Slumbers
• Life is Good
• Heavy metal
• Police keep tabs on sex offenders
• College soccer: Clemons, Subia help lead Midwestern State on historic trip
• Basic reports activity
• ODC hears wind presentation
• Dewhurst touts jobs program
• Four sentenced in copper wire thefts
• Police officers and prosecutors prepare for DWI training.
• 19-year-old dies following weekend crash
• City sales taxes go up for seventh consecutive month
• Job training available for qualified seniors
• City Of Odessa Novembere Sales Tax News - Nov 10, 2010
• Car show’s success benefits community
• Students do the robot
• Soldiers' job brings bad news to families
• Hood special ed students go fishing
• AP: San Antonio police officers shot serving warrant
• Raising the flags
• Child seats available
• Arrest made in fatal Carlsbad hit-and-run
• ODC to hear another wind presentation
• AP: George W. Bush says he forgives Kanye West
• Nax: Moving the hours around really is a waste of time
• Police look for car after collision with motorcycle
• Council has first public hearing on annexation
• Presidential Museum
• Student charged with hitting coach
• Dewhurst touts jobs program
• City sales taxes go up for seventh consecutive month
• Odessa woman completes NYC Marathon
• Horning in on the arts
• Pretty poinsettias
• No bond for two Odessans accused in crack ring
• Police Blotter: Nov. 6, 2010
• OC hosts Native American art and artifacts
• Sagebrush Safe Co. donation
• AP: Bush kicks off book tour close to home in Dallas
• ODC to hear another wind presentation
• Light the tree
• Woman arrested in connection with burglary of habitation
• Sexual assault arrest made after 21 years
• Officer returns to active duty
• Man sentenced in murder-for-hire
• Gardendale land owners gather in second meeting
• Man shot in head
• GOP chair admits to election violations
• AP: Study finds teen sex, drug use correlated with texting
• MCM Plaza to get tenant fit for a King
• Pan (Latin?) American
• Geek to Me: File Deletions
• Notrees volunteer FD?
• AP Spanish Language Junior High program
• Future teachers
• Organizations honor veterans Thursday
• Concho Resources reports profit
• Chief's Appraisal: When market values drop and taxes still go up
• Former football star works at bank
• Gardendale landowners to meet again
• Flu shots
• Democrat makes complaints against Republican chair
• Voluntary recall
• Raising money
• Bush is back, and eager to help history judge him
• Reality show seeks volunteers for pep rally
• It's that time again
• AP: Pronghorn disappearing from West Texas
• Fun and art clash merrily at UTPB concert
• Clearing the air on Jesus
• Collision leaves 3 dead, 4 injured
• Taste the Permian Basin
• Go, fight, win!
• Poinsettias for a cause
• Quartet triples up
• New senior-center director
• Rollover kills one
• Running: Nix dedicates marathon run for dad
• Nax: A new direction doesn’t always equate to miracles
• City to look at annexation
• Airport continues to seek development
• Center piece: Adoption can offer many surprises
• A tale of desert art
• Miller: We must remember we’re all in this together
• Toddler dies after falling from vehicle
• Police Blotter: Nov. 6, 2010
• Nuggets: It’s time for Christians to live for Christ
• Motorcyclist dies morning after wreck
• Appellate court: Search warrant vague but OK
• Andrews cocaine sentence
• Police Blotter: Nov. 5, 2010
• Go Jacks
• Make a wreath
• Science grants
• Illinois city tries to woo FutureGen
• The Globe Theatre transforms into Narnia
• Seniors will have more options
• Morning fire burns house, mobile home
• Man awaits heroin, aggravated robbery arraignment
• Jailer charged in prison fight
• Embezzler gets 8 months
• Science grants
• Academy is here
• Collision sends Odessa man to hospital
• Police Blotter: Nov. 4, 2010
• Setting up market
• Abstract scrap
• Trial date set in fraud case
• AP: 5th US citizen killed in Mexico this week
• Falcon Day
• Trial date set in fraud case
• Speaker tells students to embrace challenges
• Man charged with family violence sex assault
• Police searching for man in connection with Hobbs stabbing
• OC prepares for construction
• Woman gets probation in welfare fraud
• Teen found in Taylor County
• Appellate court: Search warrant vague but OK
• Embezzlement sentencing
• Man accused of aggravated sex abuse out of jail again
• Consultant praises United route
• Baby falls out of vehicle, is run over
• Andrews man sentenced in cocaine trial
• Abstract scrap
• Falcon Day
• Shots for pets
• Police Blotter: Nov. 3, 2010
• Sauseda trial could be moved
• Nax: Suddenly, sounds of silence sooth the surroundings
• Murder charges dismissed
• Friday Night Hope brings in $20,000
• Odessa College bond passes
• 10:01 p.m.: (AP) Perry wins re-election after tapping anti-DC mood
• 11:31 p.m.: (AP) National election results
• 10:22 p.m.: Area results for contested races
• Andrews stays dry
• Kupper hangs on to JP seat
• AP: Texas polygamist member guilty of sex assault
• Conaway cruises to re-election
• Students get help with future
• Collision victims' health improving
• Viva la Revolucion!
• Get a taste
• Roof collapses, injures Odessa woman
• Chamber Music Series scares up a good time
• Text aware
• Engineer to speak
• Viva la Revolucion!
• Engineer lecture
• Get a taste
• Civil claims stand against sheriff, jailer
• Ex-Midland ISD cop sentenced in child sex assault
• Police Blotter: Nov. 2, 2010
• Weekend accident leaves trucker dead
• Man matched to crime with fingerprints, tickets
• Woman killed while saving children
• Woman killed while saving children
• BBB: Five ways to fight back against phone bill cramming
• Benge: Don’t be a pansy; plant winter flowers now
• Man accused of tricking elderly out of retirement plans
• Civil claims stand against sheriff, jailer
• Hobbs man dead after stabbing
• Firefighter convicted on DWI, violating probation
• OPD reports incorrect numbers
• School notebook: Nov. 1 through Nov. 6
• Charges added in pipe assault
• Man sentenced, forced to pay for DEA vehicle
• Northeast Odessa filling up
• Andrews gears up for second round
• What happened to Dustyn Bailey Wright?
• Raising money
• Cast a vote
• Perry: Election sends strong message
• Northeast Odessa filling up
• It's scary in Midland
• Noël price comes down
• Kooky Karnival
• ECHD discusses redistricting agreement
• Odessa teen missing
• One killed in accident
• County solves more cases
• Attention vets
• Diwali
• Safe zones
• Shopping for OUR troops
• CMN fundraiser hits air
• Disturbance triggers San Jacinto shelter-in-place
• Teacher arrested on drug-distribution charges
• Former firefighter arrested
• Concho promotes four
• Thayer: Children’s game offers lesson on learning
• Antler up, Basin
• A clown around town
• Judge reduces manslaughter bonds
• Reeves voters weigh hotel taxes
• Theft conviction parole violation caused warrant
• Fall Festival At McKinney Park
• Permian Basin's Best Haunted Attractions
• Salvation Army Shelter reopens
• OHS receiver suffers lung injury
• OC receives grant
• Oil Show makes big impact
• Odessan charged with burglary
• Court upholds murder conviction
• Clark jury selection to begin
• Oil Show makes big impact
• Woman arrested in burglary
• Clark trial: Jurors asked about exorcism
• Police Blotter: Oct. 19, 2010
• Andrews girl dies in wreck
• Vote today
• UTPB Symposium
• Fire burns in western Odessa
• Saulsbury honored by Boy Scouts
• Precision buys Duoline property
• Montimer on the big screen?
• Nax: Clearly, what lies ahead has to be put in some order
• Geek to Me: Laptop security and overheating
• Captivating charro
• Radio host to speak at Midland College
• Bennett: Julliard visit a great day for Odessa
• White in Midland
• Just say boo
• Vote today
• Free car-seat checks
• Woman arrested in burglary
• Golden Corral to move
• Rainbow franchise planned
• Accident kills one on overpass
• Perryman: Sometimes a little friction is a notable thing
• Benge: Ornamental grasses put on a show
• BBB: How to find a pest control company you can trust
• New stir fry
• Reyes challenges Kupper in JP race
• Joining together
• A fresh coat of paint
• A Hot Diggity good time
• Party leaders to visit luncheon
• Three sentenced in cocaine conspiracy
• Police Blotter: Oct. 16, 2010
• Church news Oct. 16, 2010
• Austin man targeted 11-year-old Monahans girl
• Spooky stuff
• Man sentenced in heroin ring bust
• Nuggets: If my people
• Grandfalls union church 100 anniversary
• Circus of the dead
• Fish: What the spirit is saying to the churches
• Jury selection begins in robbery trial
• Dos serves up 10 servings of music
• Ex-detention officer got $7,500
• DPS gives electronic tickets
• The Love To Dance Studio team members
• Wreck claims Midland man’s life
• Students recovering from bus accident
• Man killed in street-sweeper accident
• 3 adults, minor implicated in burglary
• Police find woman involved in fatal wreck
• Basic reports data
• New EnergyPlex signs
• Wrestling for VFW
• OC gets $3M grant
• Police Blotter: Oct. 15, 2010
• Oct. 14 police blotter
• Powell: Life’s best lessons may be a channel away
• Midland man guilty of failing to register
• Memory walk
• Getting dressed up
• Midland names new chief
• Shred it up
• Gilbert swings through Basin
• Compass gets charter
• Manslaughter bond violation
• Odessa woman arrested on drug charge
• Soldier killed in Kentucky wreck
• Leadership honored at lunch
• Orphans' health improving
• UTPB students get career education
• Kings River
• Parade route
• Monster garage sale
• Shop with a Cop
• County settles lawsuit
• Teen charged in vehicle, home burglaries
• Need a lifeline?
• Author opens show
• ECISD to try to survey everyone
• Trustees uphold less overtime
• Council makes zoning change
• Texas to consider new post-concussion play rules
• EMS Lifeline
• UTPB campus comes together for safety awareness event.
• Serve the troops
• Pumpkin Patch
• Police Blotter: Oct. 13, 2010
• Nax: When it comes to holidays, some are less than great
• Police Blotter: Oct. 12, 2010
• New look at Salvation Army
• Seasonal hiring picking up
• OSHA rules on 4 fatalities
• Copper theft pleas
• Pink flags
• Housing input
• Burn victim dies
• Juilliard String Quartet graces Globe stage
• Flu shots
• HLAA meeting
• MCH Auxiliary sets orientation, volunteer training
• Ostomy meetings
• Grievance hearing
• White pretrial set for December
• County approves rates on debt
• Meet the Educator: Tenille Johnson
• School notebook: Oct. 11 through Oct. 16
• Nax: In a new world, you just have to make adjustments
• God in America
• One killed, one injured in rollover
• A perfect 10
• Saturday accident claims life
• County to look at two hires
• UTPB to receive nearly $1.2M research grant
• BBB: Be wary of "free trial" offers
• City looks to annex 1,700 acres
• Perryman: Texas recovery funding
• Ex-firefighter, sex offender extradited
• Geek to Me: Vista on laptop
• Council to look at tanker purchase
• Funeral dates set for couple
• Gardendale residents talk drilling
• Gardendale meeting
• Nuggets: More on spiritual conditions
• Chonda Pierce brings the laughs
• Police Blotter: Oct. 9, 2010
• Abortion and the Bible: Is it right?
• Man sentenced in aggravated robbery
• Troopers and Indians?
• Airsho dazzles in opening act
• Man accused of endangering wife's life with knife
• Gallagher resigns from Uranium board
• Elementary awards on Saturday
• Citizens Police Academy
• City Of Odessa Sales Tax News - October 6, 2010
• Woman arrested in stabbing
• Man accused of molestation
• Orphans still hospitalized
• Injured horse rider to leave hospital
• Motorcyclist treated after collision
• Student arrested at Permian
• Man arrested in stabbing attempt
• City sales tax up 25 percent
• Cancer center evacuated briefly
• Apache sentenced to prison, deportation
• Teachers to be honored
• Athena Award
• New air ambulance program
• Patterson completes acquisition
• Recording library wins award
• Powell: Baseball playoffs are here; pick a team already
• Man charged in Independence Day burglary
• Hospital board approves robot purchase
• National night out unites neighborhoods
• Welcome back
• Kidnapping, sex assault, forced entry
• Conaway to talk to students
• Talking about "El Silencio"
• Family, oil, science
• Bank supports the Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Brodnax: Those reasons to keep heading in the right direction
• Open the doors
• Five charged in drug conspiracy
• Center for Health and Wellness opens
• Odessa woman finalist in acting contest
• Drug testing new teachers?
• Museum gets new director
• Two killed in three-vehicle accident
• Hospital board eyes da Vinci robot purchase
• Arrest made in April shooting
• Sentence upheld in armored truck heist
• House sustains fire damage
• “M*A*S*H” brings memories to mind
• Get out with the neighborhood
• Health briefs: Oct. 4, 2010
• Airsho time
• School board trustees special workshop
• Midland man killed in rollover
• Meet the Educator: Landa K. Jacobo
• Hobbs looks for jet service
• Accident kills one
• $500,000 bond for Kermit teen
• UTPB offers ‘engraved’ invitation
• Medical examiner: Man died naturally
• Joint mixer, ribbon cutting
• Larry Neil White’s medical costs released
• Julliard to work OC
• Life Chain observance
• Crawford noncommital on possible lawsuit
• Nuggets: An introduction into spiritual conditions
• Trash be gone
• Church news Oct. 2, 2010
• Guest column: Is God finished with me yet?
• Odessa fugitive convicted of murder
• Five-weekend bowling
• Get fit
• Woman critical after hit-and-run
• Feds fund new sex ed programs
• Odessan admits to military kickback scam
• Bowls feed hungry
• Police Blotter: Oct. 2, 2010
• Coats for Kids
• Annual fundraiser for the Permian Basin Rehabilitation Center
• Police Blotter: Oct. 1, 2010
• Texans named to national action teams
• Feral hog discussion
• OC welcomes new dean
• Crop report
• Bank it
• Thank you for teaching
• Gardenhires guilty in Penwell case
• El Paso teacher accused of sex with dozens of kids
• Man arrested on teen fondling charge
• Police: Man cut girlfriend, damaged police car
• Oilfield safety
• Feds give OC almost $650K
• Police Blotter: Sept. 30, 2010
• Hernandez trial moved to Lubbock
• Fire damages duplex
• Woman hospitalized, horse killed
• Inventor speaks
• Airsho ready to take off
• School skippers cause school shelter
• Dewhurst hits Basin on campaign
• Youth pastor sex case delayed
• Funeral home open house
• Gardenhires trial continues
• OC approves tax rate
• Police Blotter: Sept. 29, 2010
• Shepperd Institute opens
• Ag candidate visits Midland
• Register by Monday
• Catching them early
• Mobile museum rolls through
• DA drops child porn charges
• Morton gets pay raise
• Star gazing
• Police: UT gunman dead
• Quartet plays at CEED
• County comes up with new structure
• Parks Legado changes approved
• Owner says he was bilked
• Police blotter: Sept. 28, 2010
• Brother against brother
• Less EZ to ride
• Saddle up against cancer
• Nuggets: Reproduction of like kind
• AVID gathering
• City slickers in Big Bend
• Health briefs: Sept. 27, 2010
• Safety zones Sept. 27
• Reaching for the stars
• Anatomy of a standoff
• OC board to vote on tax rate
• Commissioners to direct
• Council to look at employee pay
• Business forum
• Church news Sept. 25, 2010
• A colorful history
• $12M reclamation plant
• More plug in to electronics
• Odessan named president
• Trucking a draw to oilfield
• Meet and greet
• Sweatt wins award
• Why do bad things happen to Christians?
• Pet Palooza
• Help the United Way
• Swap Meet
• Police Blotter: Sept. 25, 2010
• 18 kilos of cocaine
• OHS homecoming queen
• El Paso comes away big at University Lands
• Soldiers were in vehicle
• New Midland stores
• SBOE adopts Islam resolution
• Not so neighborly
• Police Blotter: Sept. 24, 2010
• City wants new radios
• Chamber welcomes new chair
• Stonegate laughs
• University Lands sale hits new high
• Get into law school
• See you at the pole
• Man arrested in teen girl's death
• Summit project looks for owner
• Counterfeit scam arrests
• Signs of trouble
• Texas sues feds
• Kung Fu Panda
• Police Blotter: Sept. 23, 2010
• Morris, Palmer back on field
• Let the sun shine in
• Get rid of your drugs
• VFW to host homeless vet’s event
• Two face theft charges
• Fatal Hobbs motorcycle crash
• Mendez gets a raise
• Tractor kills Presidio man in Wash.
• Police Blotter: Sept. 21, 2010
• Second deputy leaves hospital
• Burglary fallout
• City tables parks Legado vote
• Fatal stabbing in Hobbs
• Homeless veterans
• Fiestas Patrias
• Deputy released from MCH
• Symphony No. 9 in Odessa
• CAF to join in Musuem Day
• It’s free fee day
• Feel like dancing?
• Odessan admits sexual assault
• Howe brings green to ballot
• Standoff comes to peaceful end
• You are what you eat
• Safe zones
• Hospital board to tax more
• Two Texans head to peanut academy
• Board to discuss Mendez contract
• B-e-a-utiful
• Movie In The Park - Kung Fu Panda
• Book signing
• Drilling hits Gardendale
• Permian homecoming queen
• Subject surrenders, taken into custody
• Italian family performs ancient art
• Mojo mums delivered with love
• Zac Brown comes to Bynum School
• Fort Stockton hotel opens
• Border patrol makes weed bust
• Fair showcases different uses for wood
• Gun found at Jordan Elementary
• Bye-bye one-ways
• $11.9M grant
• Ranger, Texas, sexting case plea
• Odessa unemployment rate drops
• AT&T to improve service
• Midland car-pedstrian accident
• Quest Oil in negotiations
• Police Blotter: Sept. 17, 2010
• Man stabbed, woman arrested
• Remembrance of War
• Arts center gala
• Hispanic Heritage events
• Rollover kills Midland woman
• City of Odessa News: One Way Streets Conversion
• Volunteer of the Year
• Herders flock to sheepdog trials
• Andrade brings fun to fair
• Seliger addresses UTPB audience
• Police Blotter: Sept. 16, 2010
• $2.1M bond on two sex assaults
• Board to vote on Rives resolution
• GMAT practice
• In the air
• POW Day
• Zac Brown comes to Bynum School
• Council passes budget
• Now on stage
• Bag lunch
• Maurices on the move
• Former UTPB president honored
• Third arrested in burglary
• 1991 homicide arrest
• Clark trial delayed
• Hispanic Heritage gets ready
• Former PHS teacher indicted
• Subpoena withdrawn for OA reporter
• Shop, drop
• Dead woman identified
• Half price, twice the fun
• Council to finalize budget
• Safe seats
• Books and giggles
• Commissioners won't budge on budget
• Midland officer in wreck
• BSA, United Way part ways
• Hispanic Heritage
• City Of Odessa News - September Sales Tax
• Isotopes, Urenco make deal
• Honoring women
• Midland honors Williams
• Basic sees rig rate fall
• Linn to buy more properties
• Marker wins designation
• One shingle at a time
• Health care costs: Up, up and away
• Grab a card
• West Odessa home burns
• Hospital board recognized
• Book: “Revelation Revealed the Solution”
• Final vote on county budget
• UTPB honors
• High school football scores at OA Varsity
• Police Blotter: Sept. 11, 2010
• Where's the beef?
• Three sentenced in federal court
• TTUHSC sees record enrollment
• Judge: Autopsy is legal
• Ride for a cause
• Police Blotter: Sept. 10, 2010
• Seliger town hall
• Get biking
• Saddle up for country concert
• No one attends hearing
• Montealegre sentenced
• Deputies investigate girl’s death
• Crack plea
• Most Wanted sex offender
• Raceway fraud case has second plea
• County sets up classes
• Identity confirmed
• Music in their blood
• Odessa sales tax up
• Ireland shelters in place
• Man injured in rollover
• ODC hears about new projects
• Hear the news
• Police Blotter: Sept. 9, 2010
• One city, one book
• Heavy rain to continue
• Man arrested on crack, marijuana charges
• Volunteers honored
• Christmas in Action
• W. Odessa slaying trial date
• Help a pet
• Police Blotter: Sept. 8, 2010
• More for food
• Get festive
• Trustees seek more active role
• 2008 assault arrest
• Kermit police chief son arrested
• Domestic sex-assault
• Welcome home
• Belated burglary arrest
• Candidates show up for Labor Day celebration
• Fatal accident
• Hermine crosses into Texas
• Fatal accident
• Savell sentence upheld
• In memory
• Deadly weekend on Texas highways
• Autopsy hearing set in Clark case
• Jeffs scheduled for hearing
• White, Perry disagree on revenue
• Loop 338 accident
• Hit-and-run
• ATC offers certifications
• Sherwood renovations progressing
• Peace officer's memorial dedicated
• Nurse trades scrubs for jury trials
• Oh baby
• Jeffs scheduled for hearing
• Clinical trials
• Back to normal
• ECISD students make music
• Beautician spots cancerous eye spots
• Love veggies?
• Thursday tribute honors Sept. 11
• Presidio gets battery
• Book: Victor Maxey
• Celebrate
• Oil Show hotels in demand
• America’s history
• UTPB gets (financially) literate
• Let's read Odessa
• Football recap
• Crack down on drunken driving
• Man rams into ex-wife, daughter
• Holiday closings
• ECISD board workshop
• Raceway fraud case
• Man faces drug charge
• County hears from tea party
• Open a book
• Get dirty
• Crane man charged with ‘sexting’
• Teenager hit by truck
• Police Blotter: Sept. 3, 2010
• Odessa Fire Department News: Fire Hydrant Testing
• County hears from tea party
• Two arrested in burglary
• Soldier returns today
• City disputes demolition claims
• City Of Odessa News - City Offices Closed
• Soldier killed
• Gulf oil rig explodes
• Abandoned house catches fire
• Former Kermit cop pleads guilty
• They’ve got the beat
• Hobbs teacher killed
• One dead, one injured in rollover
• Attorney challenges autopsy
• In Rainbows
• City Receives Gold Leadership Circle from State
• State police arrest deputy
• Less than three years
• TYC gives up Pyote school
• Names of soldiers released
• Police Blotter: Sept. 2, 2010
• Cocaine seizure
• Illegal immigrants numbers
• Man held without bond
• Golf for good
• MCH sets budget vote
• November election ballot
• Fire burns washroom
• Tornado warning
• Hydrant testing
• Police Blotter: Sept. 1, 2010
• UTPB moves up
• August blood drive
• OC board talks taxes
• MCH sets budget vote
• Accused killer arrested in Odessa
• Former MISD secretary pleads not guilty
• UTPB and OC get higher numbers
• Game on
• Accused killer arrested in Odessa
• Police investigate death
• Cooper arrested again
• Albertsons robbery suspect arrested
• Man pleads guilty to capital murder
• Food bank scheme sentencing
• Test takers
• Former MISD secretary pleads not guilty
• Accident on 42nd Street
• Former Kermit cop to plead guilty
• Woman arrested
• Police Blotter: Aug. 31, 2010
• Commissioners eliminate position
• Greet the soldiers
• Remember the fallen
• Three clerks cited in sting
• Injured Cowboys workers settle
• Odessa to receive $67,584 grant
• Bodies found on porch
• Things 'Heat' up
• Remember the fallen
• Perry continues refusal to debate White
• Man pleads guilty to capital murder
• String up the banjo
• Murry Fly grows
• Helping in Haiti
• Dancing heritage
• The Permian shuffle
• Names released in accident
• Capture 10 years in the making
• Public hearing
• Two killed in motorcycle accident
• Safe zones
• Commissioners to have special meeting
• Road work
• Meet and eat
• Football is back
• ECISD starts up Parentlink
• Andujo sentenced to 35 years
• Help clean beaches
• Fill the boot
• City gets a-knockin’
• Gas prices drop
• Life for sex assault
• Former Camp Fire official pleads guilty
• Fill the boot
• ECISD police make sex assault arrest
• Gets news on the go
• Youth football
• Things 'Heat' up
• Radioactive waste agreement reached
• Board plans for tax rate
• Murry Fly stops the traffic
• Police Blotter: Aug. 27, 2010
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• Winds of change at OHS
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• Former Kermit officer arrested
• Coming in and moving up
• Police Blotter: Aug. 26, 2010
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• Shooting suspect arrested
• Tea Party
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• Airport renovations under way
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• Hendrick’s hunting hobby
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• Meat heist, car theft
• City budget gets first approval
• Two killed in accident
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• See the 'Boys
• Ladies Auxiliary
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• Odessan indicted in fatal stabbing
• Star rolls out new card features
• Lewis to speak
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• Man faces four felony charges
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• School days
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• Police Blotter: Aug. 24, 2010
• Shelter in place
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• iTunes Texas education channel
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• Let's bowl
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• They saw the sign
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• The Word Less Heard
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• Court dismisses appeal of nuke bond vote
• Police Blotter: Aug. 21, 2010
• Fireworks, tax rate top agenda
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• Police Blotter: Aug. 20, 2010
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• Burglary charge
• Gift of life
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• Broken curfew means free babysitting
• UTPB students invade
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• Conaway hears from district
• Vasquez gets 50 years
• West Texas weather
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• Texas worker deaths up
• Yard sale
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• Oil field accident
• Four inmates escape
• Police Blotter: Aug. 19, 2010
• Mojo to celebrate golden anniversary
• Dinner with a side of mystery
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• Get on the bus
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• GEO Group closes $730M merger
• Midland woman arrested
• Get it started
• Change in Water Disinfection
• In memory
• Ready to rock?
• Home at last
• Inmate shot during escape attempt
• Former MISD employee arrested
• ECISD board approves budget
• Jury seated in sex assault trial
• Road work
• Tall City woman admits fraud
• Home visits
• Crane police discover cocaine
• ACT scores dip, more students college ready
• ECISD board approves budget
• Judge cancels hearing
• Former MISD employee arrested
• Drive safe
• From probation to life
• Continuing education
• Sex abuse trial under way
• Police Blotter: Aug. 18, 2010
• Clean water
• $68.5M bond election
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• City of Odessa Offices Closed for Independence Day
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• Emergency Operations Center Odessa/Goldsmith/Ector County
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• City of Odessa Offices Closed News - November 25, 2009
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• City of Odessa Fire Prevention Week
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• Make Santa’s Phone Ring, Jing, Jingle and Request that Special Gift!
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• Feast of Sharing
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