BISD board opts for internal search for superintendent
Brownfield ISD trustees in a 7-0 vote chose to limit the search to internal candidates for seven days from April 5 to April 12. The board did not hire a search firm, citing cost and continuity, after superintendent Charles Harrison announced he will resign to join Ruidoso Public Schools.
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Shattered Dreams at Brownfield High School
Brownfield High School senior Kelsey Duncan spoke at an assembly closing the two day Shattered Dreams 2004 program. The event began with a mock wreck Monday and continued through Tuesday morning, emphasizing anti drinking and driving.
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Kelsey Duncan
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Leslie Alvarado
Nikki Barr
Peter Boen
Amanda Dill
Steven Elizardo
Gabriel Flores
Douglass Harrell
Jordan Herron
Keith Jackson
Gabrielle King
Marcus Simon
Jonathan Norris
Laura Pickett
Jason Richards
Chris Salas
Melissa Salas
Val Salas
Trent Sellers
Casey
Rainy 2004 brings helpful moisture to Terry County area
Forecasters and farmers welcome a slow steady rain that began Saturday and continued into Tuesday, boosting soil moisture. Brownfield's year start shows 7.12 inches for 2004, well above 2003 totals, with gins reporting 1.5 to 3.5 inches across Terry County. Extension agent Jerry Warren notes relief for producers and potential pre watering savings.
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Terry County
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Brownfield reports wet start to 2004 with moisture gains
Brownfield records 5.16 inches of cumulative moisture in the first quarter of 2004, March alone contributing 0.8 inches. Temperatures in March peak at 87 and drop to 33, while local officials note widespread rainfall benefiting crops, especially dryland cotton. Terry County shows an average 4.95 inches through March per 30 rain gauges, indicating a full soil moisture profile for planting. Crop Doc's Justin Tuggle expects a favorable year if current moisture continues.
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Jason Coleman
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Coleman
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Rail travel fears in a changing security era across the east coast
The author recalls travel by train from Baltimore to New York and Washington DC, contrasts lax security on trains and subways with tighter airport checks, and warns that future rail and subway regimes may change daily life. He notes new entry rules at Penn Station and DC's Union Station and urges prayer for east coast residents.
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