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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2007
Page
1
Brownfield police arrested 19 year old Michael Tealer after a suspicious series of car break ins in the First Bank of Brownfield parking lot. Officers found a pocket pc a digital camera and cash on scene with two other suspects. Tealer faces burglary of a vehicle charges.
Brownfield High School Coach Kevin Pittman discussed looming UIL district realignment rumors and a early look at the 2007 Cubs as two-a-days started after Monday morning workouts.
Kirby Kerby, former Soil Conservationist for the Terry Soil and Water Conservation District, is named District Conservationist for Terry County. A Muleshoe native and Texas Tech and Iowa State graduate, Kerby will provide technical guidance to private landowners and support rural development via the NRCS program in Terry County. He and his wife Kylee have one son Truett. Contact NRCS Office at 208 W Broadway or 637-8092 ext. 3.
Editor reprints Brian Brisendine with critique of Governor Perry citing his redistricting stance and veto of 154 million in health benefits for college staff. It notes the contentious legislative session, budget passage, and the impact on vocational and university preparatory education amid unfunded mandates.
United Blood Services and Brownfield Regional Medical Center sponsor a blood drive at BRMC from 12 15 p m to 4 p m on Thursday August 9. Contact Michael Lee at 637 3551 ext 286 to schedule a donation. Donors 17 or older in good health may give. Regular donors with three donations in six months qualify for a streamlined interview. Bring photo ID and donor card. first time donors receive a donor card with blood type. United Blood Services offers free cholesterol testing.
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