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With the launch of the new MyAccount feature, visitors to our website can now customize their viewing experience! Read on...
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Stay in touch with us by following us on Facebook or Instagram. Read on...
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With the MyAccount feature, you can customize your viewing experience, sign up for notifications, and engage in information you care about. Read on...

Mar 9
City Council Meeting
City of Odessa City Council meetings to be held with Social Distancing guidelines.
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Mar 11
Odessa Development Corporation Meeting
Odessa Development Corporation meetings to be held with Social Distancing guidelines.
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Mar 16
City Council Work Session Meeting
City of Odessa City Council Work Sessions to be held with Social Distancing guidelines.
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Stonehenge Replica

The UTPB Stonehenge was built in 2004. It is slightly shorter than the original Stonehenge, but it’s exact in horizontal size and astronomically accurate. Read on...
Globe Theatre Replica

Odessa College is home to the Globe Theatre – a 410- seat venue hosting theatre performances and community activities. the idea of the reconstruction of a Shakesperean Theater in Odessa originated in 1948. Read on...
Odessa History

Although Odessa was settled and established in 1876, the City was not incorporated until 1927, when we received our charter and elected our first mayor, S.R. McKinney. McKinney Park, home to Starbright Village, is named after our first mayor! Read on...
World’s Largest Jackrabbit

Built in 1962, the 8 ft tall rabbit was the idea of then Chamber president, John Ben Shepperd. This statue sits at the corner of 8th St. and Sam Houston. Overtime, the jackrabbits have multiplied; there are now 37 jackrabbit statues all across the City. Read on...