Holidays observed behind fences in Brownfield facilities
Brownfield residents at the Intermediate Sanction Facility Rudd Unit and Terry County CRTC will enjoy a busy Christmas week. Activities include in house contests with prizes from commissary credits, a dorm decorating contest with prizes, a poster contest, football on Christmas Day, a special turkey dinner by Meadow First Assembly of God, and a Christmas play in the visitation area. The programs aim to keep residents engaged and out of trouble.
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Blake Decker
Brownfield
Brownfield Isf
Rudd Unit
Terry County Crtc
Danny Coronado
Sec
Coronado
Assembly of God
Meadow
BCISD Trustees OK New Insurance Policy Details
Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District trustees approved a new reinsurance quote from TransAmerica via R.E. Moulton Inc and named International Business Service Corp as Third Party Administrator and United Provider Services for the drug card. The plan, effective January 1 1999, may enable electronic re enrollment with similar benefits. Standard Life will cover employee life and accidental death and dismemberment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Decker
Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees
Charles Harrison
Harrison
TransAmerica
R.E. Moulton, Inc
International Business Service Corp
United Provider Services
Standard Life
Brownfield BRMC Center expands Wellness and Rehab uses
Brownfield Regional Medical Center's Rehab and Wellness Center has grown to about 300 members with 24 in cardiac and pulmonary rehab. Director Michael Lee outlines ongoing renovations and equipment upgrades, and plans for an indoor therapeutic swimming pool costing 150 000 to 300 000. He seeks community donations and grants to fund the pool, hoping for a 1999 start.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Michael Lee
Lee
Brownfield
BRMC
United Way
Brmc Wellness & Rehabilitation Center
Beth Chapman
Wanda Luker
Brmc Wellness & Rehab Center
Lubbock Faces Scrutiny as National Press Targets Race Issues
In a critical, opinionated discussion, Lynn Brisendine argues Lubbock confronts mounting scrutiny over race, leadership, and social tensions. The piece compares possible impacts to Amarillo's Oprah trial coverage and warns of missteps by police while urging tempered, constructive regional change and self-examination.
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Johnny Cochran
Amarillo
Lubbock
South Plains
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Elizabeth Martinez
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Teresa Brown
BCISD
Brmc Wellness
Lynn Brisendine
National Press
Avalanche Journal
Daily
Hampton University Women's
West Texas
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Austin
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Court House
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