Rivera faces first degree cocaine charge after multi location raid
Alfredo Rivera a Brownfield resident and business owner was arrested in Lubbock August 22 and charged in state court with possession of cocaine a first degree felony. The DEA says the charge carries 5 to 99 years in prison and up to 10000 dollars fine. The raid included Rivera home Mi Cantina Club and a safety deposit box at American State Bank with three vehicles seized. Rivera was jailed in Lubbock County Jail on August 22.
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Blake Decker
Brownfield
Alfredo Rivera
Lubbock
Drug Enforcement Agency
DEA
Rivera
E. Buckley
Mi Cantina Club
Old
Lamesa Road
American State Bank
Uvalde
Lubbock County
Police probe possible inside theft at BRMC Clinic
Brownfield police investigate a possible inside theft at the BRMC Clinic where about $300 was missing from a lobby drawer. The case remains under investigation with interviews planned of cleaning staff. no charges yet. Separately, a reported Charter Cable robbery proved false after an employee admitted taking money and repayments planned.
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Brmc Clinic
Brownfield
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
David
David Cruz
BRMC
Cruz
Lice
Charter Cable Company
Charter Communications
Bennett explains Texas court cost increases for Terry County
Terry County residents face higher costs in Justice of the Peace Mike Bennett's court starting Monday as Texas pushes up state court costs by 30 dollars and adds daily increases. Jail credit will drop from 100 to 50 dollars per day, lengthening fines. A point system for moving violations also begins, with two points per conviction.
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Terry County
Justice of the Peace
Mike Bennett
Bennett
Austin
Texas Legislature
J.P
Texas
Soundtrack of a decade the sixties in focus
Lynn Brisendine Heyman reflects on the 1960s era as a time of war fear and social upheaval. She recalls Vietnam, civil rights protests, Kennedy’s moon mandate, NASA’s rise, and the paradox of nonviolent yet violent times, recalling a personal memory at age 16 listening to MLK’s I Have a Dream speech.
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Lynn Brisendine Heyman
Ivan
Nikita
Kennedy
NASA
United States
Martin Luther King
Elvis
Vietnam
John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
The Sixties Dreamers and Their Turbulent Legacy
A compact reminiscence of the 1960s, tracing youth protests, cultural shifts, and music icons from the era. It notes peaceful gatherings turned violent, civil rights awakenings, assassinations of Kennedy and King era figures, lunar milestones, and enduring memories echoed in era slogans and songs.
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Lee
Taylor Yowell
Kelsey Duncan
Amy Ewing
Calvary Baptist Church
Abundant Harvest Community Church
First Baptist Church
Volkswagen
Dr. King
Cubs
Tal
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