Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 18th of November.
Good morning, Odessa.
Western Midstream donated ($25,000) to the West Texas Food Bank after winning the Permian Basin Cook-Off yesterday, which helped the food bank buy (30,000 pounds) of food for local families during the busy holiday season.
CEO Libby Stephens said the gift boosted supplies as the food bank recovered after a government shutdown.
The Salvation Army of Midland/Odessa launched its Angel Tree program to provide Christmas gifts for over 1,750 children in need.
Community members may adopt an angel at local malls + Walmart stores until Dec 10, and gifts will be distributed on Dec 18-19.
The Globe Theater at Odessa College is hosting the Odessa Shakespeare Festival with two plays — Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits and Julius Caesar — that will run Friday and Saturday.
The event is the final tour stop on the Texas Shakespeare Festival and is a joint effort by Odessa Arts, Odessa College, and the Texas Shakespeare Festival, with cast meet-and-greets planned after the shows.
GasBuddy reported that gas prices in Midland-Odessa increased 20.4 cents per gallon over the past week to average $2.65 on Monday.
Prices are 6.6 cents lower than a month ago and 4 cents higher than last year (with the lowest and highest station prices at $2.32 and $2.89 per gallon).
54th Tejano Super Show
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM — Ector County Coliseum — Check website for ticket details — Celebrate lowrider culture with contests, music, and food at this iconic West Texan event.
El Gran Caribe Concert
8-11 p.m. — La Playa — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the energy and tropical flavor of El Gran Caribe with live music and dancing.
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