(StatePoint) As businesses and services reopen nationwide, the death toll from COVID-19 continues to rise, and experts warn that Americans must continue taking precautions to help stop the spread of the virus.
The specific results—basically if there were any positive tests—from the state’s mobile virus testing site at the fire station on July 23 were not known as of Tuesday night, according to a public health care official.
A new joint program between Andrews ISD and Odessa College will provide an EMT course for high school seniors that enables them to become certified for work right after graduation.
Through Tuesday, around 2,900 students had registered for the upcoming school year—most of whom were designated for face-to-face learning, according to school officials.
An Odessa woman who allegedly stole an oilfield-company pickup and later a firearm in Ector County led local law enforcement officers on a vehicle pursuit Tuesday morning that spanned two counties and ended when she crashed out and was injured.
The hospital board last Thursday approved a proposed tax rate that is slightly below the effective rate and also reviewed a proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
No arrests had been made as of Tuesday in connection with a shooting death the night of July 23 in southeast Andrews County, according to a sheriff’s office spokesman.
Alissa Garcia, a 2020 Andrews High School graduate, was presented by Bonnie Muncy a $1,000 scholarship on behalf of the Andrews County Medical Society. Alissa plans to obtain her BSN and enter med school to become a trauma surgeon.
