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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2004
Page
4
A local Steering Committee for Brownfield's Master Comprehensive Plan held a Tuesday evening meeting. Planning Consultant Dan Sefko of Dunkin Sefko & Assoc presented a baseline analysis detailing the current state of Brownfield and an in depth look at four character factors for future planning.
Brownfield and Denver City administrators cope with a crash impact. Superintendent Jerry Jones notes local ties as two admins from Denver City offer support and two counselors are sent to help. Denver City Superintendent Howard Pollard says coping while normal routines resume, with younger children affected more deeply.
Four defendants in the 121st District Court faced plea bargains this week. Eric Mackey received three years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice with $328 court costs and $286.23 restitution. Donald Napier drew 30 years? No, 30 dollars? The records show Napier’s deal includes $248 court costs, $350 attorney fees, and $6,071.71 restitution. Mary Hinojosa received four years deferred adjudication with a $500 fine and $263 court costs. Martin Ramirez faced a state jail term for cocaine possession and must serve 111 days in Terry County Jail with $253 court costs and $300 attorney fees.
Cunningham and Prince families announce the engagement of Bonnie Mae Cunningham and Ryan Scott Prince in Lubbock on Friday December 17. Bonnie Mae Cunningham is a Wellman Union High School graduate who has attended South Plains College and Covenant Medical Center. Ryan Scott Prince graduated Slaton High School and is employed by United Supermarkets.
Terry County Centennial Recipe Books are sold at Brownfield City Hall and Brownfield Chamber of Commerce to raise funds for the Terry County Heritage Museum. Priced at 20 dollars, mailed orders add 2.50. For information call Mary Jo Collins or Jane Blay.
Shapes Head Start Building Bridges is taking applications for students for the 2004 2005 school year. Eligibility requires three years old by Sept. 1, 2004. For information call 637 7113 at 1202 Seagraves Road. Parents must provide birth certificate Social Security Card updated shot record Medicaid income verification 2003 tax or W 2s.
Colonial Heights First Grade class presents Christmas Joy at 6 30 p m Tuesday December 14 in the BMS Auditorium. Admission is free to the public.
Six youngsters earned top spots in Brownfield News Coloring Contest across three age groups. Faith Cox Jessica Casanova Casey Rodriguez Sierra Wheatley Sara Morin Julie Phillips won first or second place with Brownfield Bucks prizes of 15 or 10 respectively. Sponsors included Brownfield Regional Medical Center David Downs Insurance Brownfield Rehab and Care Center Churchwell Plumbing Mr Gatti s Ann Willis El Palacio Restaurant and the Brownfield News.
Lindly praised a Brownfield Chamber of Commerce sponsored sleigh ride event with strong vendor turnout. She hopes the holiday gathering becomes an annual tradition, expanding each year as residents and out-of-town guests discover local shops and Christmas gifts.
The Sharp Piano Studio presents a Christmas piano ensemble recital at 7 30 p m Tuesday December 14 in the First Baptist Church Sanctuary. The public is invited.
Jason Cunningham of Brownfield has been named to the Texas Alpha Iota Chapter of Alpha Chi at Angelo State University. A 2002 Brownfield High School graduate majoring in Speech and Communications, he is the son of Jimmy and Lynna Cunningham. Membership requires a 3.50 GPA and top 10 percent of class.
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