Community delivers cheer this holiday
The Brownfield Goodfellows and local volunteers gathered at the county livestock barn to assemble Christmas boxes for 200 Brownfield and Terry County families, serving nearly 500 children. Boxes included toys, non perishable groceries and fresh produce with help from Salvation Army and local churches.
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John Trischitti III
Brownfield Goodfellows
Brownfield
Terry County
The
Goodfellows
Salvation Army
Children’s Protective Service
City Hall
the Goodfellows
State to hold hearings on organic cotton rules
The Texas Department of Agriculture will hold two public hearings on Monday January 8 to review organic cotton guidelines in active boll weevil eradication zones. Hearings at 11 a.m. in Lubbock and 3 p.m. in Lamesa will invite comments on regulatory changes for the 2001 growing season. Written comments may be sent to Box 12847 Austin or faxed to 512-463-1104.
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Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas A&m University Ag. Research and Extension Center
Lubbock
Dawson County
S. Houston
Lamesa
Austin
Texas
Year in Review highlights Brownfield band honors
The year 2000 is recalled with agriculture strain and uneven weather, yet January shines with Brownfield Spirit of the Plains Band members named to the ATSSB All-State Band including Leticia Morin Gilbert Garibaldo Roni Garcia Sean Decker Michelle Mata and Tiffany Wilson. Brownfield City Council met January 19 to discuss local matters.
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Brownfield
Spirit of the Plains
ATSSB
Leticia Morin
Gilbert Garibaldo
Roni Garcia
Sean Decker
Michelle Mata
Tiffany Wilson
Jim Pete Hale
Jean Shotts
Brownfield High School
Llano
Health Dept flu shots offered at walk in cost seven dollars
The South Plains Health Department at 919 S Main St offers walk in flu vaccine shots while supplies last at seven dollars per person. For information call Irma Garcia at 6372164.
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South Plains Health Department
S. Main St
Irma Garcia
The
Health Department
Icy weather causes outages for Lyntegar
Lyntegar Electric Cooperative reports ongoing outages caused by ice on lines and poles after snow and ice storms. Widespread damage includes downed poles in long stretches, slowing restoration in heavily affected areas while crews work to clear ice and restore power to customers.
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Lyntegar Electric Co-op
Lyntegar Electric Cooperative
Typo apology notes toll free mix up in Energas line
Lynn Brisendine writes a correction acknowledging typographic errors in a previous Energas billing number. The mistaken 1-800 dial code should have been 1-888, causing misdirected calls to unrelated services. The correct Energas number is 1-888-363-7427 with improved proofing planned.
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Energas
Top 25 Satirical Headlines List and Year End Note
A humorous roll of 25 contrived headlines spoofing current events, including misprints and ironic twists such as Mistakes happen and Plane too Close to Ground, Crash Probe Told. The piece ends with a playful New Year greeting and a 2001 temporal wink.
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Uranus
Falkland Islands
Clinton
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