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Request More Information About Available Franchise in Odessa, Texas Dangerous Nights, Indian Delights - Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal Dangerous Nights, Indian Delights Wall Street Journal The scene remains astonishing more than 25 years later, an inspiration for countless imitations and a consummate expression of the city's asphalt wonderland (celebrated continuously, as in the "Crank" franchise and "Drive"). No action taken on CRMWD contract - Odessa American No action taken on CRMWD contract Odessa American BY LYXAN TOLEDANES After nearly 20 minutes of deliberating in executive session, Odessa City Council members decided not to take any action on a contract to buy brackish water from the Colorado River Municipal Water District during a council meeting ... and more » Midland's unemployment rate drops to 3.5 percent - Midland Reporter-Telegram Midland's unemployment rate drops to 3.5 percent Midland Reporter-Telegram Fueled by growth in the dominant oil and gas sector, Midland and Odessa continue to lead the state labor market. The Texas Workforce Commission said Friday the unemployment rate in the Midland metropolitan statistical area fell to 3.5 percent in April ... Board to move forward on desalination plans - Odessa American Board to move forward on desalination plans Odessa American Odessa city council members are set to meet and discuss water and natural gas contracts at their regular board meeting Tuesday evening, including a contract with the Colorado Municipal Water District for the purchase of brackish water. and more » RGV Capsules: Bees moving forward after Bucks' departure - Brownsville Herald RGV Capsules: Bees moving forward after Bucks' departure Brownsville Herald While it's a bitter pill to swallow, that news doesn't end the existence of the Killer Bees But it will pose new and steep challenges for the franchise. Bees president Trey Medlock said he spoke to owner Joe Sakulenzki on Tuesday and the franchise is ... Bucks stop hereCorpus Christi Caller Times (blog) all 3 news articles » Chat replay with Buzz Bissinger, who has a new book out "Father's Day" - Fort Worth Star Telegram (blog) Chat replay with Buzz Bissinger, who has a new book out "Father's Day" Fort Worth Star Telegram (blog) ... which has spawned a franchise. Book. Movie. TV show. Movie (planned). "I hear it mentioned to me, and I'm not kidding, at least once a day," Buzz told me in a phone interview we had late last year. Since Buzz became Enemy No. 1 of Odessa, Texas he ... and more » QB Runs for His Life - Albuquerque Journal (subscription) QB Runs for His Life Albuquerque Journal (subscription) Last year, while both were with the established West Texas franchise in Odessa during a 10-4 season, they guided the Roughnecks to a 92-6 win over the Arizona Adrenaline in what stands as the largest margin of victory in league history. So long, Bucks - Monitor So long, Bucks Monitor Location was once a Bees strength. They had in-state rivals in Laredo, Corpus Christi, Austin, Amarillo, Texas and Odessa. Now they just have Texas and Allen, continuing a trend of the league becoming less, uh, central and more spread out. and more » Business News, 4/30 - San Angelo Standard-Times Business News, 4/30 San Angelo Standard-Times Smiling Moose Deli, 3204 Sherwood Way, is set to open May 10, franchise owner Colter Lange said. Lange, who owns a Smiling Moose Deli in Midland, has purchased the rights to Odessa, Lubbock, Abilene and Amarillo for the franchise and said ideally there ... Unhappy memories spur Bobcats - Bismarck Tribune Unhappy memories spur Bobcats Bismarck Tribune All five regular-season division winners advanced to nationals, along with tournament host Texas. Bismarck captain Bryce Schmitt said the Bobcats are eager to prove what they can do against the NAHL's best. “We just want to get to Texas, have fun down ... and more » Google News