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  • Jimerson sworn in Monday night

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    ODESSA – Les Jimerson, formerly the number-two man on Odessa's two-man police force, was sworn in as the newest Odessa Town Marshal by Mayor Bill Crossley at Monday night's town council meeting. Former chief Brent Dell resigned his post in December to take a job elsewhere. Jimerson joined the Odessa force in March of 2019. The first 2021 meeting of the council on January 11 was once again via Zoom, and a full complement of council members was present: Vickie Iverson, M...

  • COVID-19 vaccine finally available in Odessa

    The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    ODESSA — Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center is now dispensing the COVID-19 vaccine per state and county health department guidelines. The local hospital has received 50 doses of the Moderna vaccine in the last two weeks, employees said. Long-term care and assisted-living residents, healthcare workers, community firefighters and police officers are currently being vaccinated. The administration is working with the Lincoln County Health Department to begin weekly dosage ordering to continue vaccinating the community. A plan h...

  • Glaze joins Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    ODESSA – Daniel Glaze has joined the staff of Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center as a nurse practitioner, bringing the current staff to four full-time providers. He joins family nurse practitioners Kyle Anderson and Ruby Ayers and licensed social worker James DeDeaux. His first day on the job was January 4. Glaze, 42, is a native of the Florida panhandle, from a town near Pensacola. He and his wife Kayla, also a Florida native, have two children, a daughter Sidalee, 13, and a s...

  • Odessa Birthdays & Anniversaries

    The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    Birthdays for Jan. 1: James Williams. Jan. 3: Jeff Schibel. Jan. 4: Eddy Carroll. Jan. 6: Kim Todd. Jan. 9: Addilyn Fink. Jan. 10: Thorsen Wehr. Jan. 11: Michael Grimmstad. Jan. 12: Joe Mallory. Jan. 14: Jaden Hunt. Jan. 15: Lyndsey Haguewood. Jan. 16: Jeff Scrupps, Paige Smith, Tami Smith. Jan. 17: Doug Tebow. Jan. 18: Katherine Roberson. Jan. 19: Robert Buckingham, Levi Hardung. Jan. 20: Peggy Goetz, Cam Smith. Jan. 22: Mandy Lewis, Kodey Lobe, Lindsy Starkel. Jan. 23: Rick Goetz†, Sam Schafer. Anniversaries for Jan. 18: M...

  • Odessa weather

    The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    Date H L Rain Snow January 6 39 27 0.04 0 January 7 39 28 0.09 0 January 8 36 28 0 0 January 9 34 24 0 0 January 10 33 27 0 0 January 11 36 29 0 0 January 12 40 32 0.5 0 January precipitation: 1.37...

  • Odessa Commodities

    HighLine Grain Growers|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    ODESSA – The latest cash grain market in Odessa shows Soft White Wheat, bushel is at $6.24. White Club, bushel at $6.34. Hard Red Winter, bushel at $6.72. Dark Northern Spring, bushel is at $6.56. Barley at $160 per ton and Triticale at $170 per ton....

  • Ireland Luiten makes the Gonzaga President's List

    The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    SPOKANE – Ireland Luiten, a resident of Odessa, has earned placement on the Gonzaga University President's List for the Fall semester of 2020. Students must earn between a 3.85 to 4.0 grade-point average to be listed....

  • Welcome to My Kitchen

    Laura Estes, Special to The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    January and the new year often bring the urge to spring clean. Finding places for new Christmas gifts spurs the need to purge unused items or bring them out to replace the old and tattered. A close look at kitchen pantry items may also have you discovering a number of specialty items that didn’t get used over the holidays. One option is to donate those items to your local food bank. On the other hand, food dollars were spent on these items and there are many non-holiday recipe...

  • This Week in Odessa History

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Record|Updated Jan 20, 2021

    1 years ago Jan. 14, 1921 Claude M. Chilson and Paul T. Bockmier have received permission from the city council to flood the portion of the street between the Finney Lumber company and the Great Northern tracks to make an ice rink for the benefit of the Odessa public. Water Superintendent Schoonover will run water each evening until there is a good coat of ice. Odessa lumber dealers, the G.W. Finney Lumber company and the Standard people, have announced that they will swallow a loss and put down the price of lumber a drop...