Liseth Ceja
Bilingual Multimedia Journalist
Odessa, TX
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Liseth Ceja Prado our Weekend Multimedia Journalist, joining us in August 2021.
She is a California native who took a chance and moved to West Texas.
She presently works as a reporter, fill-in anchor, fill-in weather forecaster, and producer for CBS7/Telemundo 20.
Ceja-Prado was born and raised in a conventional Mexican family in Los Angeles California. Having learned the value of hard work she earned honors after working three jobs and taking 15 units per semester in her University Cal State Northridge. She is driven and determined. She knew she wanted to serve people since she was a child.
She now serves as a vessel for our Hispanic community, ensuring that they are kept informed and that their voices are heard
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The Director of Development for Senior Life Midland says it is through the community’s support that their organization can help so many people across the Permian Basin.
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The festival helps fund local and Big Bend region art resources for education and supports the Alpines’ city mural project.
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People who don’t have medical insurance or simply don't have the means to pay for an exam were able to take get fillings and extractions for free.