With three high-level positions open in the City of Odessa, Mayor Cal Hendrick shares how city officials plan to fill these critical roles—including the search for the next City Manager.
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Ukraine tensions rise as Trump echoes Kremlin talking pointsUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused US President Donald Trump of "living in a disinformation space" created by ...
U.S. President Donald Trump's special envoy to Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, arrived in Kyiv for meetings with officials saying he ...
Odessa Deputy City Manager Agapito Bernal and Parks and Recreation Director Max Reyes are no longer working for the City of Odessa, according to the city's Director of Communications Monica ...
Former Odessa City Manager John Beckmeyer has filed a breach of contract lawsuit against the city and is seeking the $683,033 he believes he is due under the terms of the contract he signed last ...
As Washington seeks to resolve the war in Ukraine with peace negotiations, these maps show what each side in the conflict is ...
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Live: Putin wants to build 'trust' with US to resolve Ukraine conflictRussian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that his country needed to build trust with the US in order to resolve the ...
ODESSA, Texas — Former Odessa City Manager John Beckmeyer sues City of Odessa over a contract dispute, according to public records obtained by NewsWest 9. The public records state the ...
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