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Oct 20, 2026
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Blue Bell’s Lone Star Scoop Tour brings free ice cream to Odessa families

ODESSA, Texas – This week the beloved Texas‑born ice cream brand Blue Bell is treating local families to a sweet surprise. The company’s Lone Star Scoop Tour is rolling through the Permian Basin, setting up free ice‑cream stations at several United Supermarkets and Market Street stores.

Free treats for the community

Visitors can stop by participating locations to receive a complimentary scoop of Blue Bell’s classic flavors, along with promotional items while supplies last. The tour is designed as a thank‑you to the Texas communities that have supported the brand for more than a century.

Where to find the tour

Blue Bell has partnered with United Supermarkets and Market Street to bring the tour to multiple sites throughout the basin. Specific store addresses and hours are posted on the company’s website and on social‑media pages, so families can plan their visit in advance.

Company’s local roots

Founded in 1907 in Brenham, Texas, Blue Bell has long been a staple of family gatherings, holidays and everyday moments across the state. The Lone Star Scoop Tour continues that tradition by creating a fun, family‑friendly gathering place where neighbors can share a simple pleasure together.

Quotes from organizers

“We’re excited to partner with Blue Bell to bring the Lone Star Scoop Tour to stores across the Permian Basin,” said Tony Crumpton, a spokesperson for United Supermarkets. “Blue Bell has been a favorite among our guests for generations, and events like this create a fun opportunity for families and communities to come together while enjoying a great Texas tradition.”

The tour reflects Blue Bell’s ongoing commitment to the region, where the company operates a large production facility and employs hundreds of local residents. By offering free ice cream, the brand reinforces its connection to the community and celebrates the shared heritage of Texas hospitality.

What to expect

In addition to the free scoops, the tour includes giveaways such as branded merchandise, coupons and family‑friendly activities. Organizers encourage attendees to follow local health guidelines and to arrive early, as supplies are limited and will be distributed on a first‑come, first‑served basis.

Families looking for a low‑cost, enjoyable outing are welcome to bring children, friends and neighbors. The event is open to all ages and provides a safe, outdoor setting for community members to gather.

Looking ahead

Blue Bell plans to continue the Lone Star Scoop Tour in other Texas markets later this year, reinforcing its role as a beloved, home‑grown brand. For the Permian Basin, the tour serves as a reminder of the simple joys that bring people together, especially in a region known for its hard‑working spirit and strong family values.


Original reporting: CBS7 / First Alert 7 KOSA (Gray) — read the source article.

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