Name in the News. Probation officer reflects on impact
A probation officer discusses rewarding aspects of guiding offenders toward positive change. She emphasizes respect, community service incentives, and collaboration with agencies to aid reintegration. She notes many probationers successfully complete terms, the need for personal decision to change, and balancing duties across roles from mentor to welfare worker.
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Elmore
Terry County Extension Office
Terview
BISD Board Hears Review of Investments and Fund Totals
The board reviews investments totaling 7,386,979.18 with a combined total of 9,199,468. Receipts reach 177,052.90 while disbursements total 84,969.72. Beginning Federal Fund balance stands at 98,470.30 with a current total of 190,553.48.
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Federal Fund
Lashaway
BISD
Jeanette Awbrey
Brownfield High School
TAAS
Obituary: Leticia Dillard 1951 1999 Memorial Services Held
Memorial services for Leticia Dillard 49 of Brownfield were held Wednesday December 20 at Head Family Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Reynaldo Reyes officiating. She died December 15 at Brownfield Rehab Center. Burial was in Brownfield Cemetery. Rosary was December 19. Survived by husband Frank Devit Dillard and two sisters Maria Ellen Gevara and Tilia Basulo.
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Leticia Dillard
Brownfield
Head Family Funeral Home
Reynaldo Reyes
State Hospital
Big Spring
VistaCare Family Hospice
Lubbock
Brownfield Council to hear roof repair update and armory lease plan
The Brownfield City Council will receive an update on Brownfield ISF roof repairs and discuss a possible lease purchase proposal to the Texas Military Facilities Commission for the National Guard Armory. Also on the agenda are an Extension Agent program briefing, a Parkhill Smith & Cooper engineering agreement, underground pipe purchase for effluent use on TDCJ property, a 2001 seal coat interlocal agreement, and an executive session on pending Brownfield Windpower litigation.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Intermediate Sanction
Texas Military Facilities Commission
National Guard
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Judge Moore sentences four in District Court
In the 121st Judicial District Court Judge Kelly G. Moore delivered four sentences. David Marco Arredondo received 8 years in a Texas Department of Criminal Justice facility with 8 years community supervision for possession of a controlled substance. David Castillo Jr. got 8 years in a TDCJ facility for possession with intent to deliver cocaine. Albaro Rodriguez Alcorta was sentenced to 15 years for driving while intoxicated. Jose Nieto was sentenced to 8 years for burglary.
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Moore
121St Judicial District Court
Kelly G. Moore
David Marco Arredondo
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
David Castillo Jr
Albaro Rodriguez Alcorta
Jose Nieto
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Brownfield Middle School
Oak Grove
Colonial Heights
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Santa Section
EL Palacio
Taboka
Delta Loans
W. Main
Leana & Vi
Best Western
Nelson Pharmacy
Tohoka Rd
Bayless Jewelers
West Texas
Fa Jewelers
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