United Way drive sets 12 local group pledges in Brownfield area
United Way starts Thursday and ends December 31 with pledges over six thousand above last year’s thirty two thousand. Local groups receive funding including Brownfield Meals on Wheels eight thousand eight hundred and Caprock Girl Scout Council three thousand. Administrative salaries two thousand five hundred and local campaign expenses six hundred fifty. Tickets for a public luncheon are six dollars and on sale at the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Bradley
United Way Drive
Brownfield Meals On Wheels
Lubbock
United Way
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Krisha Hoelscher
Mock mystery teaches BMS students science
Brownfield Middle School seventh grade science classes started a mystery unit last Friday. Students study the scientific method and engage in investigative activities to explore hypotheses and data collection.
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BMS
Nancy McGowan
Brownfield
Cotton Gin Reports From Local Operations And Class Project
Local gins report ongoing cotton processing with bales counts from Cotton Gin and others. The Brownfield News notes weather delays and yard modules, while students plan a cross subject mystery project with forensic science, measurements, writing, and a classroom trial.
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T&s
Terry County
West Gin
Brownfield News
City eyes assisted living center in Cottage Village area
Local officials discussed a proposed assisted living facility at Cottage Village in Lubbock. Berryman outlined costs from 1700 to 2250 monthly, demographic support, and a 600000 up to 1 million investment with no tax abatement. Residents asked about traffic, impact on property values, and long term viability as council schedules a public hearing.
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Berryman
Pat McEachern
Lubbock
Fred Cawthon
HUD
Cawthon
Cargill
Robin Taylor
McEachern
Scott Raney
Cottage Village
Bill Schoemann
Schoemann
Lubbock Cottage
Correction notes omission of prize winner in festival story
The News regrets omitting Jim Gage as the winner of the $1,500 trip for two in the Brownfield Harvest Festival story published on Wednesday October 16. Gage and his prize were not listed in the prize list inside the edition, and the paper apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
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Jim Gage
Gage
Brownfield ISD Board to Meet Monday Night
The Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District will hold a regular meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the School Administration Building. Agenda items include approving a District Improvement Plan student organizations for competitive activities and a Textbook Committee. Meeting open to the public. Call 637-2591 for details.
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Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District
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