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Plans were rolling for a sports tavern in Downtown Odessa, until back in June, Patrick Rodriguez lost his life while battling COVID-19. → Read More
So far nearly 9,000 people in Texas have started a new business in 2020, compared to just under 6,000 back in 2019. → Read More
An Odessa man is using his athletic training business to fund the new non-profit, "A Special Kind of Game Ready". → Read More
After three months without holy water, churchgoers were able to use new sanitary fonts to bless themselves. → Read More
The group, led by City Councilman John Norman, aims to learn policies and procedures, not "police the police". → Read More
The economy is not where it was when 2020 began, but a local financial analyst says that things have stopped getting worse. → Read More
A group rummaged through multiple vehicles in a North Odessa neighborhood before eventually stealing a truck → Read More
Whether a student attends Odessa College or UT Permian Basin, they'll be required to wear a mask inside all of the buildings and that's not the only change → Read More
Both Midland and Odessa have employees quarantining at home after receiving positive test results. → Read More
The first 20 people each week with all five entries correct will win a prize worth at least $100 → Read More
Gaven Norris is a family attorney that has deep-seeded roots in the local civil rights movements. → Read More
The county says they might have to look at the possibility of layoffs, though it's not something they want to do. → Read More
The Texas Education Agency is proposing year-long school calendars in order to make up for lost time. → Read More
The CDC reports a nationwide increase in calls to Poison Centers, and our local region is seeing the same trend → Read More
The 19-year-old University of Georgia soccer player has a lot of time on her hands, so she took on the role of the neighborhood artist. → Read More
Many high school seniors are having a hard time coping with the loss of the end of their school year. → Read More
The ORMC nurses will be in Boston for at least a month. → Read More
The pair said these messages are a reminder for neighbors that they have people to lean on when times get tough. → Read More
Odessa High School dance teachers are coming up with creative lessons that will keep their students moving. → Read More
OFR is keeping a close watch on how COVID-19 is affecting other fire departments around the country → Read More