Midessa Real Estate

04/21/2026

Coming Soon to Midland: Dave & Buster's

Dave & Buster’s is planning to build a 25,000 sq foot facility on the west side of Midland near the intersection of Deauville and Avalon. (Across from the Chevron offices)

There’s not a current timeline of when construction will begin and when it will open.

Once open the hours will be:

Mon-Tue: 11a-12a
Wed-Thur: 11a-1a
Fri: 11a-2a
Sat: 10a-2a
Sun: 10a-12a

We are excited to see additional entertainment options come to Midland-Odessa.

04/02/2026

10/24/2025

Just a friendly reminder, There is a burn ban in Ward County. There is no burning at any time inside the city limits of Monahans.
Residents outside the city limits may burn household trash in a burn barrel with a grating on top without contacting the Fire Marshall.
If a resident wants to burn items they must receive a burn permit from the Ward County Fire Marshall prior to burning.
Rubber and plastics are prohibbited from being burned at any time however.
Ward County Fire Marshall Billy Riley, (432) 940-8794 or the Ward County Sheriff’s Office (432) 943-6703

10/17/2025

The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.

09/30/2025

State Rep. Brooks Landgraf, R-Odessa, announced Tuesday he secured $17 million in the state budget, earmarked specifically for water infrastructure improvements in Ector County. The funding will primarily provide “final mile” water line connections to currently-unserved residents in West Odessa,...

09/26/2025

Ector County is inviting community members to take part in a short survey designed to gather public feedback on the design of the new Ector County Courthouse. The survey, available in both English and Spanish, takes approximately five minutes to complete. Your input will help shape the design of the...

08/17/2025

ECTOR COUNTY TAXES SET TO SKYROCKET

Judge Dustin Fawcett has proposed a staggering 37.41% budget increase — the largest in county history. If approved, this budget will reflect a 61.85% increase in county spending over just three years under Judge Fawcett’s leadership.

Make no mistake: if this budget passes, your property tax bill will soar in the months ahead.

Now is the time to act. Contact Judge Fawcett and your County Commissioners today and tell them to stop this runaway spending before Tuesday’s Court meeting:

Precinct 1 – Mike Gardner
[email protected]

Precinct 2 – Greg Simmons
[email protected]

Precinct 3 – Samantha Russell
[email protected]

Precinct 4 – Billy Hall
[email protected]

You can also call:

Judge Fawcett’s office: 432-498-4100

Commissioners’ Court: 432-498-4000

Bottom line: If the proposed budget is approved, Ector County taxpayers will be saddled with a 61.85% increase in county government spending in just three years. Make your voice heard before it’s too late.