Good morning, Odessa.

Austin Keith, owner of Pinkie’s Inc. (a 23-store chain) and long-time civic leader, was named Citizen of the Year at a ceremony Thursday, Feb.

12 at the Odessa Marriott Hotel and Conference Center for his industry advocacy and community service.

ECISD reminds students that classes will be held on February 16 as a make-up day after lost school time from a recent snowstorm.

Mayor Cal Hendrick honored former judge Eddy Spivey with a proclamation for Black History Month today as members of St. James Missionary Baptist Church watched.

Spivey, a decorated military veteran with a record-setting judicial career, remains active in community service.

Midland Memorial Hospital resumed normal emergency intake operations today by partnering with Medical Center Hospital + Odessa Regional Medical Center to sterilize instruments despite on-campus sterilizer issues.

The hospital remains closed to out-of-county transfers as teams work to fully restore its sterilization process.

On Feb. 12, Midland College completed a season sweep over Odessa College when the women's team won 63 to 55 and the men's team edged 75 to 73 in a close game.

The wins boost Midland's momentum heading into postseason play.

OdInk Masters Tattoo Expo 2026

1-11 p.m. — Ector County Coliseum — $25/day or $40 for a 3-day pass — Explore live tattooing by award-winning artists and participate in a chance to win free tattoos throughout the weekend.

Disney On Ice - Let's Dance

6 PM – 9 PM — Ector County Coliseum — Ticket required — Dance with Disney characters as they remix your favorite tunes and bring color to the ice.

Disney On Ice - Let's Dance

7-10 p.m. — Ector County Coliseum — Ticket prices vary — An enchanting evening featuring beloved Disney characters gliding on ice.