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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 2005

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Old Settlers Celebrate 45th Terry County Reunion

About 150 residents gathered Saturday at the American Legion Hall for the 45th Old Settlers Reunion in Terry County. Ann Willis and Ramon Gallegos hosted ceremonies with awards naming R J and Ruth Rowden as longest-married couple and Lal Copeland and Lara Brown as oldest man and woman. Travel awards went to Don and Sylvia Scott from Charlotte, N C. Community sponsors included Sundown State Bank First National Bank American State Bank and Terry County Heritage Museum. Next year’s reunion is set for August 26 2006.

Terry County American Legion Hall Old Settlers Ann Willis Ramon Gallegos R.J Ruth Rowden Lal Copeland Lara Brown Don Sylvia Scott Charlotte N.C Tommy Hicks Gallegos Evening Lions Odell Sears

Terry County Commissioners Hold Second Public Tax Hearing

The Terry County Commissioners Court held the second of two required public hearings on the 2006 tax rate, set to 64.3941 cents per $100 of property value, higher than last year’s effective rate of 62.3941 cents and raising about $134,000 more. No residents attended either hearing to question or comment on the rate ahead of a Sept. 12 budget and tax rate vote.

Terry County Commissioners Court

Blood Drive at First Christian Church Thursday

United Blood Services schedules a blood drive from 1 to 8 p.m. on Thursday August 30 at the First Christian Church. Bring a list of medicines and photo ID. Donors receive a Mix 100 Labor of Love T shirt and enter drawings for a Carnival Cruise for two, a boom box, and a Joyland family fun pack.

United Blood Services First Christian Church Joyland

Brownfield High to Host Week of Homecoming Festivities

Brownfield High School plans a week of homecoming events starting with a Thursday 8 p.m. bonfire northeast of Cub Stadium. Friday features a 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Band supper at Oak Grove Cafeteria and a 8 p.m. football against Kermit Yellow Jackets. halftime includes homecoming court, stadium ribbon cutting for a $2 million stadium facelift, and recognitions of sponsors and officials. Special guests include original 1958 Cub team players. Ed Moseley Automall offers three $100 vouchers with other prize drawings.

Brownfield High School Cub Stadium BHS Oak Grove Cubs Kermit Yellow Jackets Brownfield Isd American State Bank United Supermarkets Parkhill, Smith and Cooper Jim Hunte Construction Brownfield Cub Ed Moseley Automall

Brownfield ISD approves 2005 budget and tax rate

Brownfield Independent School District trustees approved the 2005-2006 budget of 12.985 million dollars with a 3 percent teacher pay raise and kept the tax rate at 1.60 per 100 valuation. District revenue relies on state aid and local taxes, with higher property values boosting collections by about 650 thousand dollars. The meeting also approved Abundance Harvest Church use of the High School Commons for a Thanksgiving Dinner on November 16.

Mitch Word Brownfield Isd Board of Trustees I&s Abundance Harvest Church

Brownfield City Council to adopt 2005 2006 budget agenda

The Brownfield City Council meets in regular session at 7 30 a m on Thursday Sept 1 with public hearings on the 2005 2006 budget and the 2005 property tax rate. The panel will consider selling 321 W Broadway bids for wastewater pump replacements and hear a briefing from Recreational Director Scott Jackson. It will ratify support for the George W Bush Presidential Library at Texas Tech.

Brownfield W. Broadway Scott Jackson George W. Bush Texas Tech

Hurricane Katrina and Texas education in a shared disaster

The writer links Katrina's devastation in the Gulf Coast to rising fuel prices and a broader critique of Texas political leaders. He condemns tax favoritism, lobbyist influence, and stalled education reforms, warning of an uneducated society looming while the Gulf Coast victims suffer and national issues persist.

Lynn Brisendine Florida Gulf New Orleans Louisiana West Texas Austin Houston Powers-That-Be Washington, D.C Iraq Gulf Coast

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