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This is DRB Media Communications Digital News. The Black Chamber of Commerce of the Permian Basin held its annual Fall Community Cleanup. Danny Barrera has the story.
On Saturday, October 17th, volunteers, nonprofit organizations and religious institutions joined the Black Chamber of Commerce of the Permian Basin along with Keep Odessa Beautiful began the cleanup around the Martin Luther King Street area and south Dixie.
(Chris E. Walker, President/CEO-Black Chamber of Commerce of the Permian Basin/Odessa, Texas)
This is one of the entries into our city. And when people come in through to Odessa, through the interstate south of South Grant is what the first entrance that they see. And we like to try to make that. We want to beautify that and can have it to look as as spacious as we possibly can. “That way, when someone comes in, that’s the impression that they get is how well and how clean our city is.”
Students from Odessa High School and other ECISD schools and with the University of Texas Permian Basin as well as young church members of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church helped with the cleanup.
(Liylah Willis, Black Student Union on Campus-UT Permian Basin )
Volunteers, members of the Black Chamber of Commerce and students enjoyed pizza and drinks and cookies after the cleanup. Follow the Black Chamber of Commerce of the Permian Basin on Facebook and other social media for upcoming community events and membership opportunities. For DRB Media Communications Digital News. Danny Barrera.
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