Good morning, Odessa.

Roy Williams, a former Permian football star, is starting a tea business as he shifts from gridiron fame to a new career in Odessa — his move marks a fresh chapter in his life.

Ector County ISD's annual Leadership University brings school leaders together for a three-day event to sharpen their skills and prepare for the new school year.

The program ends today and features sessions on the district's new five-year strategic plan and updated board goals.

Crews from Edgardo Madrid and Associates will begin replacing a sewer manhole on Monday, August 4, closing part of Santa Fe Drive between Faudree Road and Mission Drive and a short segment of San Jose Drive near Santa Fe — the project is expected to last two weeks while residents follow ROAD CLOSED AHEAD signs for safe travel — please plan accordingly.

Crews will begin replacing a sewer manhole on Monday August 4, which will close Santa Fe Drive between Faudree Road and Mission Drive and a small section of San Jose Drive—drivers are advised to use alternate routes as Road Closed Ahead signs are posted.

Odessa Men's City Championship

Tournament — Jul 25-27 — Ratliff Ranch Golf Links — Entry fee required — Compete in a 54-hole stroke play event with various flights for players.

Back to School Bash

2-4 p.m. — Music City Mall Carousel Stage — Free entry — Celebrate the end of summer with fun activities, prizes, and a chance to win exclusive backpacks loaded with goodies.

Jaripeo Dance Festival

6-10 p.m. — Ector County Coliseum — Tickets available — Celebrate Mexican culture with live music, rodeo action, and traditional performances in a festive atmosphere.