BIDCorp settles with Lone Star Ag over incentive return
The Brownfield BIDCorp board settled on reclaiming 2750 of an 11000 incentive paid 18 months earlier after Lone Star Ag investors contested the amount. The vote followed discussion on tax payer funds and fairness with board members Keeton Grice and Hesse approving. Executive Director Cargill noted 483069.58 on hand and potential plans involving Higginbotham-Bartlett Lumber.
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Jack Cargill
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Early voting opens for WUILD Board race with four candidates
Early voting begins for the Wellman Union Independent School District board election. Incumbents Eddie Garza and Mike Gee face challengers Belinda Gann and Rhonda Cotten. Voting runs at Wellman Union School through Tuesday May 3.
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BRMC Board Hails Improved Financial Position
The Brownfield Regional Medical Center board heard a brief briefing from CFO Cherie Dale showing stronger finances over the past year. Cash for March 2005 rose to 4.2 million from 3.2 million in March 2004 while receivables fell to 2.631 million and liabilities declined to 1.682 million. Revenue for March reached 1.6 million, up from 1.4 million.
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Brownfield ISD Board honors high school students featured Monday
Brownfield ISD trustees recognized numerous high school students at Monday nights meeting. The event highlighted participants in band powerlifting DECA Silver Spoons and other activities, with praise from board members and Superintendent Jerry Jones.
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Future Transport and Tech Pushes Beyond 1900s Dream State
The column surveys early takeoffs in air ground vehicles from the 1950s and 60s, noting bulky prototypes and optimism that mass production will unlock rapid travel. It foresees GPS driven autopilot transport, wearable phones, satellite linked eyewear, and clothing with climate sensors transforming daily life, medicine, and communication.
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