Trio arrested on drug charges out on bond
Three of the four Brownfield residents arrested on drug charges last week are now out on bond. Veronica Rivera posted a $20,000 secured bond with her property deed. Alfredo Rivera and Ramon Rivera were released under strict conditions including curfews and mandatory drug treatment. Steven Salgado awaits further action after a detention hearing.
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Brownfield
U.S
Tanya Pierce
Lubbock
Brownfield News
Pierce
Veronica Rivera
Alfredo Rivera
Steven Salgado
Salgado
Ramon Rivera
BISD Strives to Keep Teachers and Students on Technology
Brownfield Independent School District runs about 950 computers with high speed Internet, content filtering, and web access for all teachers. Plans for wireless access points at each campus rely on e Rate funds, with VLANs improving campus isolation and intersite routing as upgrades continue.
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Blake Decker
Brownfield
Brownfield Independent School District
RISD
Scott Beck
Beck
BISD
Colonial Heights
Oak Grove
BRMC Home Care serves area since 1991
Brownfield Regional Medical Center Home Care serves residents in need with Medicaid private pay and insurance options. Director Dana Muncy and PT Gail Moorhead say they employ three LVNs, three RNs, two home health aides and a 40 person provider team. Services include speech, occupational and physical therapy along with nurses dietician and social worker access.
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Garry Peebles
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
BRMC
Dana Muncy
Gail Moorhead
Brownfield News
Muncy
Lvn’s
R.n’s
R.N
Brownfield
Terry County Grand Jury Indicts Twelve Subjects
The Terry County Grand Jury met in winter session last week and handed down indictments on twelve suspects. Charges include burglary of a habitation and tampering with a government record, with bonds ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 and listed ages and dates of birth for each subject.
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Terry County Grand Jury
Benjamin Issac Simental
Emma Serna Gonzales
Paper n Ink Tough to Swallow
An opinion essay critiques the lure of health supplements and steroids, noting widespread online drug ads and sport leagues' crackdowns. It warns about herbal potions, Viagra and Levitra endorsements, and the risky history of weight loss fads. It contrasts ancient snake oil salesmen with modern televised scams and urges vigilance.
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Lynn Brisendine
Major League Baseball
Baylor School of Medicine
Levitra
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