Brownfield ISD Board Refines 2004 05 Budget Plan
Brownfield ISD approves a 12.6 million preliminary budget for 2004 05 with 52 percent for teacher salaries and 12 percent for maintenance. Local taxes provide about 51 percent of revenue, with state funding at 5.6 million. The board authorized bids for two activity buses and retained Schwartz and Eichelbaum for legal services. Employee of the Month honors go to David Galvan and a 500 donation from the Girls Little Dribblers Association supported district programs.
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Mitch Word
Brownfield Isd
Cub Stadium
Jay Lashaway
Gaines County
Jerry Jones
Jones
Lashaway
Lubbock Attorneys
Eichelbaum
Education Service Center
ESC
David Galvan
Brownfield
Motorists Urged To Be Aware Of School Crossings
Brownfield schools announce eight crossing guard locations with shifts from 7:30 to 8:15 each morning and 2:45 to 3:30 each afternoon. Guards positioned at Lubbock and Ripley Tahoka and D Street Colonial Heights north and east sides Brownfield Middle School west and south sides Ballard and Cactus Oak Grove south side.
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Donna Crelia
Shelby Smith
Tan McLeroy
Landon Winton
Rhonda McMullin
Colonial Heights
Susan Nance
Erin Mounce
Katrinka Park
Joy Payson
Oak Grove
Jennifer Howard
Brownfield
Lubbock
Ripley
Tahoka
D Street
North Side
East Side
Brownfield Middle School
West Side
South Side
Ballard
Cactus
BRMC Board approves 103 percent tax rate limit and Hysel report
BRMC board approves the 103 percent notice and hearing limit as the maximum without public hearing. They approved a 2004 2005 budget plan for a Sleep Disorder Lab Service, with details to be finalized next meeting. Financial and medical records show cash balances and tax collections, including total cash $2,960,559.28 and current tax roll data. Medical stats report deliveries and daily census across departments.
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Gabe Hisel
Ben Miewes
BRMC
TMHD
Brmc Ems
Medi
Fatal Accident Investigation Handed to County Attorney
Brownfield police report a three vehicle wreck near Lubbock and Tohoka Road before 4 p.m. Aug 10 turned over to Terry County Attorney Ramon Gallegos. Driver Tonya Moseley, diabetic with low blood sugar, could not comment. J R Collins died Sunday, services held Wednesday.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Tonya Moseley
Volkswagen
Lubbock and
Tohoka Road
Covenant Medical Center
J.R. Collins
Brownfield Funeral Home
Brownfield News
Jackson Fund Established For Fire Victims Family
A fund at First National Bank supports the Ethel Jackson Family who lost their home and belongings in a recent fire. Donations to assist the family are appreciated.
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First National Bank
Ethel Jackson
Brownfield School District Offers Free Adult Education
The Brownfield School District sponsors an adult education program this fall open to all seeking to improve education or earn a GED. Classes run Monday to Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Texas Worksource Building, 1202 Seagraves Highway. For information call 637-4234 during class hours.
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Brownfield
Texas Worksource
Seagraves Highway
Brownfield BHS Choir Boosters Meet Thursday Evening
Brownfield High School Choir Booster Club meets in the BHS Choir Room at 5 30 p m on Thursday August 19. All parents and community members are invited to support the choir program. Topics include special events and plans for the spring choir trip. Contact Michelle Smith at 637 4523 for details.
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Brownfield High School
BHS
Michelle Smith
CRP Signups Underway In Texas For General CRP
Terry County Farm Service Agency Director Danny Decker announces a general CRP signup starting August 30 for acres expiring September 30, 2004 or 2005 and for eligible cropland new to CRP. The program includes new initiatives such as a Bobwhite goal and expanded wetlands. Provisions will follow USDA development. signup is separate from 2007 and 2008 enrollments. For details contact Decker at 219 W. Hill, 637-7666.
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U.S
U.S. Department of Agricultural
Texas Farm Service Agency
Terry County Farm Service Agency
Danny Decker
Decker
USDA
W. Hill
Lions Seek Eyeglasses Drive to Help World Sight
Brownfield Lions clubs urge donations of new or used eyeglasses from residents. Drop sites include banks, Brownfield News, United Supermarket, Wal-Mart, Senior Citizens Center, XYZ Club, and the Terry County clerk's office. Glasses refurbished by optometrists to aid third world sight. Call Coy Jones at 6347-6018 for details.
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Brownfield
Lions Clubs
Lion Coy Jones
Brownfield News
United Supermarket
Wal-Mart
Brownfield Senior Citizens Center
XYZ Club
Terry County Clerk's Office
Jones
Diabetes classes still open at Terry County office
The Do Well Be Well Diabetes classes remain available on August 19, 23, 26, 30 and September 2 at the Terry County Extension Office 209 S 5th St. Offered at no cost, the program invites participation. For more information contact Amy Baugh at 637-4060.
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Terry County Extension
S. 5Th St
Amy Baugh
Brownfield Hosts Rialto Bluegrass Festival This Weekend
Brownfield hosts the Rialto Bluegrass Festival at Careyville Mobile Home Park this weekend. Three day event features regional bluegrass bands with Friday 6 PM to midnight, Saturday 10 AM to midnight, and Sunday 9 AM to noon. Admission 8 Friday, 14 Saturday, Sunday free, weekend pass 20. kids 12 and under free with adult. RV hookups available. call 806 535-3575 for details.
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Brownfield
Careyville Mobile Home Park
S. 14Th Street
Webb Street
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