Holiday rush at Brownfield Post Office prompts early mailing
Brownfield Postmaster David Stafford reports a busy rush at West Hill facility as government checks arrive and Christmas orders surge. The post office plans extended hours on Dec 11 and Dec 18, with deliveries on Christmas Eve, plus Santa and a gift tree program for local youths. Stafford offers practical mailing tips and notes overseas timelines, urging early preparation and careful packaging to ensure deliveries by December 25.
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Brownfield
David Stafford
West Hill
Stafford
U.S
International Express
Bosnia
Santa Claus
West Texas Children's Assessment Center
Christmas activities and store drawings announced
Christmas.from One will have two Christmas stockings Eddins Walcher will have its lights The Texas Employment Commission will have its lights on Flowers Etc will be open and will give away gift certificates Gebos will give away toys in the Chamber Drawing Higginbotham Bartlett will be open and will have an in store drawing for a bicycle Interior Motives will be open Jones Lowe will have its lights Kimberlees will be open and will have a door prize in the Chamber drawing
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Texas Employment Commission
Gebo's
Higginbotham-Bartlett
Jones & Lowe
Lindsey Hardware
McGowan & McGowan
Rob McGuire
Terry Co. Mental Health Clinic
Brad Moore
Phil's
Polliwogs
Sonic
Tencha's
Terry Co. Tractor
TNT
Wal-Mart
Terry Co
Brownfield Floral
Thriftway
Santa
United Supermarkets
American State Bank
Ross Campbell Equipment
Johnson Seeks Terry County Voters Support in 1989 Race
Johnson active in One State inspection since 1989 cites dramatic improvements in department professionalism and efficiency. He appeals for Terry County voters support in the upcoming election, noting his and his wife Jodi’s church ties and children. Local celebration features multiple business lights on, discounts, door prizes, refreshments, and Santa candy distribution.
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Johnson
Terry County
Jodi
Brownfield Church of Christ
Rachele Milenski
Canyon
Scott Davis
Killeen
James Davis
Brownfield
Brownfield Council pays towing bill after dispute
Police Chief Avera did not approve the $250 towing bill submitted by Scott for a four hour jail stay. City officials, including Brownfield City Manager Dick Fletcher, debated fairness of the fee before offering $96.10 as a compromise. Scott agreed to the amount and vowed to pursue related bills to recover his money.
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Bill Avera
Brownfield
Dick Fletcher
Fletcher
Scott
Bill Schoemann
Lionel Gonzales
Schoemann
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