Ruth Campbell

Midland

City Editor at Odessa American

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STEM student chosen to introduce author at conference

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Ruth Campbell

Apr. 11—STEM — Academy sixth grader Rohan Nagalla is only 11 years old, but he has done something that most people fear — speaking in front of an audience of 800 at the 45th annual Texas Bluebonnet Award Luncheon. It's held as part of the Texas Library Association annual conference, this year at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in Dallas. Several librarians from West Texas attended.
STEM student chosen to introduce author at conference

1 week ago | oaoa.com | Ruth Campbell

STEM Academy sixth grader Rohan Nagalla is only 11 years old, but he has done something that most people fear — speaking in front of an audience of 800 at the 45th annual Texas Bluebonnet Award Luncheon. It’s held as part of the Texas Library Association annual conference, this year at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in Dallas. Several librarians from West Texas attended.
Woodley offers future vision for UTPB

2 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Ruth Campbell

Economic impact, filling workforce needs and future plans for UTPB were just a few of the items highlighted at the second annual State of the University Wednesday at the Odessa Country Club. Panels included Impacting Workforce Impacting Energy and Innovation topped off by remarks from UTPB President Sandra Woodley on the university's vision for the future.
BE STRONG EVERY DAY: Beene stays true to his faith

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Ruth Campbell

Apr. 9—For Odessan Joe Beene, art comes from the soul. He began painting about 12 years ago some years after being paralyzed from the neck down during a Permian High School football practice in 2000. Beene is donating a painting called "Free to Breathe" to the Sharing Hands, A Respite Experience, or SHARE Walk, set for 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 26 at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena. The walk helps raise money for the nonprofit, whose focus is helping families with a special needs child.
Woodley offers future vision for UTPB

2 weeks ago | oaoa.com | Ruth Campbell

Economic impact, filling workforce needs and future plans for UTPB were just a few of the items highlighted at the second annual State of the University Wednesday at the Odessa Country Club. Panels included Impacting Workforce Impacting Energy and Innovation topped off by remarks from UTPB President Sandra Woodley on the university’s vision for the future.
BE STRONG EVERY DAY: Beene stays true to his faith

2 weeks ago | oaoa.com | Ruth Campbell

For Odessan Joe Beene, art comes from the soul. He began painting about 12 years ago some years after being paralyzed from the neck down during a Permian High School football practice in 2000. Beene is donating a painting called “Free to Breathe” to the Sharing Hands, A Respite Experience, or SHARE Walk, set for 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 26 at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena. The walk helps raise money for the nonprofit, whose focus is helping families with a special needs child.
Students to showcase their talents at New Gen Film Fest

2 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Ruth Campbell

Students in Aaron Cox's audio and video class at New Tech Odessa will showcase their talents at the New Gen Film Fest set for 6 p.m. April 11 at the Odessa High School Performing Arts Center. This is the first year for the festival, so the field is small but Cox hopes to make it larger in years to come. Four films have entered and they all had to be entirely student created and rated PG-13, he said.
Students to showcase their talents at New Gen Film Fest

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Ruth Campbell

Apr. 8—Students in Aaron Cox's audio and video class at New Tech Odessa will showcase their talents at the New Gen Film Fest set for 6 p.m. April 11 at the Odessa High School Performing Arts Center. This is the first year for the festival, so the field is small but Cox hopes to make it larger in years to come. Four films have entered and they all had to be entirely student created and rated PG-13, he said.
Health department continuing to fight measles

2 weeks ago | oaoa.com | Ruth Campbell

Ector County now has eight confirmed cases of measles. Three cases or more cases is considered an outbreak. “We’ve reached the some of the requirements for outbreak status. However, the state has not put us in outbreak status, so we’re not considered an outbreak as of yet, but we are able to give emergency-use vaccines, the MMR, and we are now vaccinating (children at) 6 months …,” Health Department Director Brandy Garcia said. “We just haven’t been placed in that status by the state,” she added.
Students to showcase their talents at New Gen Film Fest

2 weeks ago | oaoa.com | Ruth Campbell

Students in Aaron Cox’s audio and video class at New Tech Odessa will showcase their talents at the New Gen Film Fest set for 6 p.m. April 11 at the Odessa High School Performing Arts Center. This is the first year for the festival, so the field is small but Cox hopes to make it larger in years to come. Four films have entered and they all had to be entirely student created and rated PG-13, he said.