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Ector County, Texas Bus Companies and Stops

All Aboard America
10615 W County Road 127 79765-9683 Odessa - (call (432) 561-8529)

Dtr
2655 S Country Rd 79766 Odessa - (call (432) 337-0011)

E Z Rider
8007 E Business 20 - (call (432) 561-9990)

Greyhound Bus Lines
2624 E 8th St 79761-4906 Odessa - (call (432) 332-5711)

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Key Energy Services Inc
1717 N Fm 1936 79763 Odessa - (call (432) 381-1301)

West Texas Opportunities Inc
700 N Grant Ave, Ste 150 - (call (432) 333-9027)

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Ector County Bus Related News

25 2023 - Texas DPS Director McCraw skips border security update at oversight hearing, receives $45,000 raise
The commission moved on to other business — including giving McCraw a $45,437 raise later in the hearing. The panel of Gov. Greg Abbott appointees approved bumping the director's salary to $345,250, ...

24 2023 - Burch&Co associate director: Lawyers should be listening far more than they speak
Being genuinely useful to clients. As lawyers, we should be listening far more than we speak. Our clients know their businesses best and it’s imperative to ask questions and learn about their ...

24 2023 - Cunniff joins Horicon Bank board
He brings more than 30 years of business banking experience to Horicon Bank’s Board of Directors. He has also served as director for the Zoological Society of Milwaukee and the Wisconsin Manufacturers ...

23 2023 - Hanover restaurants had dirty ice machines, one had pest pest issue: inspector
The state Department of Agriculture conducts annual inspections of food-serving businesses to ensure public safety and safe food-handling practices. Schools are inspected twice per year, according ...

23 2023 - Broadband grant awarded to assist in Choctaw Reservation
Rural Development and Oklahoma State Director Kenneth Corn announced today $67.6 million in grants and loans to connect thousands of rural residents, farmers and business ...

22 2023 - EGLE director visits new water infrastructures in McBain, Cadillac
It was a busy day for new Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Director Phillip Roos as he visited McBain and Cadillac last week.

22 2023 - Bethel Park district promotes Sloan, Grimm
The Bethel Park School District recently announced two personnel changes. Dan Sloan transitions from athletic director to a new role within the district where he will supervise facilities and ...

22 2023 - UP Mall in Mishawaka shows its resiliency by bringing in new restaurant and retailers
“It’s been awhile, so we’re definitely excited,” says Christian Carlson, the mall’s director of marketing and business development. The space has been sitting vacant for three years, since Bar Louie ...

22 2023 - DFW Added Second-Most Jobs in Texas in July, as State Posts 29th Straight Month of Jobs Growth
Following a net increase of 26,300 jobs in July, all but 400 of those jobs were in the private sector, illustrating that the Lone Star State continues to be the most attractive state for business,” ...

22 2023 - 150-year-old Binghamton business directories offer glimpse of life in the 19th century
Binghamton business directories from 150 years ago detail life along New York's railroad routes at the time, with places to stay, businesses nearby.

21 2023 - Busy Week of Activities in Bluefield
There is lots going on in Bluefield this week. Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill spoke with the Parks & Rec Director and has the latest.

20 2023 - Oskaloosa, Knoxville receive Thriving Community designation
Two southern Iowa towns have been named as thriving communities in 2024, a designation that brings with it exciting new opportunities in the housing and business sectors. The cities of Oskaloosa and ...

20 2023 - Glenview Businessman Borchers Recognized By Chicago Leadership Group
The 45 individuals honored by Greater Chicago, including a cross-section of professionals from the corporate, nonprofit, government and education sectors (Shutterstock) GLENVIEW, IL — Keith Borchers, ...

19 2023 - DOL: CT on cusp of regaining private sector jobs lost in COVID-19
The Connecticut Business & industry Association responded to the DOL report noting that Connecticut's labor force numbers continue to decline, for a seventh consecutive month in July, despite efforts ...

18 2023 - Nero Wealth Group cuts ribbon on new offices in Rindge
Managing Director Jason Nero cut the ribbon Aug. 15 for the Nero Wealth Group, a financial management firm, in an opening ceremony for his business and renovated space on 2 Mountain Road in ...

16 2023 - Waterford woman stole thousands from nonprofit say Federal officials
Michele Devine, former executive director of the Southeastern Regional Action Council on Substance Abuse, was charged Thursday.

14 2023 - UPDATE 1-Brazil's economic activity loses steam in Q2 with 0.43% growth
Brazil's economic activity lost momentum in the second quarter, a central bank index showed on Monday, after an upbeat start to the year driven by a robust performance in the agriculture sector. The ...

14 2023 - Dozens of Boston dirt bikers block lanes on Leverett Connector ramp, as riders do donuts
Dozens of dirt bikers reportedly blocked traffic on the Leverett Connector ramp over the weekend, as riders did donuts on the busy highway bridge.

13 2023 - Simpsonville, SC Local Directory
The Patch Local Directory is the best way to get your business seen on the Patch. Basic listings are free. With your listing you also gain access to post classifieds and events. For information ...

13 2023 - Pickerington Public Library seeks to become third in Columbus area to form union
Pickerington Public Library could become the third library in Greater Columbus where workers form a union. Library employees on Thursday morning asked their library board and director to ...

12 2023 - TVA Board Of Directors To Host Public Session And Meeting In Chattanooga
The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors invites the public to join them in person or online as they conduct their quarterly business meeting at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 24. The meeting will ...

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