MASA BAKERY in Odessa Preparing for ROSCAS DE REYES (Kings Bread)

Odessa, Texas/December 18, 2025-David, Masa Bakery in Odessa is getting ready for the traditional sweet bread that brings Hispanic families together. 

Rosca de Reyes or Kings Bread is a traditional sweet bread that symbolizes the Three Wise Men who visited baby Jesus. The traditional sweet bread is celebrated on January 6th the Epiphany. 

(Daniel Morales, Owner/Operator-MASA BAKERY/Odessa, Texas) 

The KIngs Bread is decorated with candied fruits. Small figurines of baby Jesus are placed inside the sweet bread adding excitement to the celebration. 

(Daniel Morales, Owner/Operator-MASA BAKERY/Odessa, Texas) 

Masa Bakery will begin baking the Rosca De Reyes right after Christmas so call or go by MASA BAKERY to place your order for the very special sweet bread. 

(Daniel Morales, Owner/Operator-MASA BAKERY/Odessa, Texas) 

Once again, make sure you order your Rosca De Reyes now at Masa Bakery in Odessa. The special sweet bread will be available right after Christmas. For DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS, I’m Mary Elizabeth Franco. 

City of Odessa Kicks off the Fall and Holiday Season with the Annual Fall Festival

Odessa, Texas/October 22, 2025-The City of Odessa, Texas recently hosted its annual Fall Festival at McKinney Park, turning the park into a family-friendly autumn wonderland. Officers with Odessa Police Department and crews from Odessa Fire Rescue spent the day and into the evening mingling with parents and kids while proudly showing off their first responder vehicles and gear. Little ghosts, superheroes, and princesses roamed from booth to booth, scooping up sweet treats and showing off their Halloween costumes. 

(Jon Rogers, Director-Parks and Recreation/Odessa, Texas) 

The Fall Festival featured a first-time car show, face painting, jumpers a circus act a lot of games and attractions. 

For DRB Media Communications Digital News, Danny Barrera. 

Sister City Showdown Challenge hosted by URBAN AIR in Music City Mall

Odessa, Texas/October 1, 2025-This is DRB Media Communications Digital News. Urban Air indoor park at Music City Mall recently hosted a very special event for Special Olympics Texas. Danny Barrera has the story. 

Urban Air inside Music City Mall hosted the Sister City Showdown Challenge, where governmental bodies and departments from Odessa and Midland — including the Fire and Police Departments — competed in support of Special Olympics. 

(Cal Hendrick, Odessa Mayor-City of Odessa, Texas) 

(Lori Blong, Midland Mayor-City of Midland) 

The Sister City Showdown raised funds to support Special Olympics Texas and its upcoming State Fall Classic, where nearly 1,200 athletes from across the state will compete. 

(Jeremy Dela O, Jr., Director of Health Programs and Services-Special Olympics Texas) 

As part of the State Fall Classic, Urban Air will close its doors on October 2nd to welcome Special Olympics athletes for registration and a fun-filled day at the indoor park. 

(Ginamarie Soto, Urban Air & Little Gym Odessa) 

For DRB Media Communications Digital News, Danny Barrera. 

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Hispanic Heritage of Odessa Celebrates 16th of September with Music and Pan Dulce at City Hall in Odessa

Odessa, Texas/September 16, 2025- This is DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS. Hispanic Heritage of Odessa held a special 16th of September event at City Hall in Odessa. Danny Barrera has the story. 

In celebration of the 16th of September and Hispanic Heritage Month, LULAC and Hispanic Heritage of Odessa provided entertainment for the City of Odessa employees and staff along with guest. The event featured a performance by Juana Jaquez and Mariachi Aguila singing well-known popular and traditional Mexican songs. 

(Cal Hendrick, Odessa Mayor-City of Odessa, Texas) 

Hispanic Heritage Month is a celebration and recognition of the rich Mexican Culture and traditions. Visitors to the Odessa City Hall enjoyed a wide selection of Mexican sweet breads and juices.  

(David A. Vela, City Manager-City of Odessa, Texas) 

Hispanic Heritage of Odessa also had a special event for the older residents of Odessa at Ajuua’s Mexican Restaurant. For DRB Media Communications Digital News, Danny Barrera.