Year in Review reveals Brownfield races and deadly crashes
The article recounts year long local events in Brownfield Texas with Cox defeating Gunners 595 to 465 in June run off, a March 2 fatal collision killing John Tienda and Mark Parader, a March 19 drug raid netting nearly a pound of marijuana, April power outage affecting millions, May school technology wins and civic changes, and June murder sentences for Sergio Perez and Alejandro Cordero.
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Cox
Gunners
Levelland
Seagraves Highway
South 14 Street
John Michael Tienda
Mark Anthony Parader
David Dill
Brownfield
Terry County
Thomas Mendez
Graham Swain
Chamber of Commerce
Swain
George Cox
Ogy
Texas Technology Students Association
Waco
Alvin Mirll
Larry Yowell
Gilbert Garza
Miles Devine
Heather Robertson
Robertson
Devine
Brownfield Cub
Cubs
Ballinger
Kermit
Perryton
Graham
Sergio Perez
Alejandro Cordero
Andres Rubio
Loop
Gaines County
Wesley Sewell a lifer in service and bowling life
Wesley Sewell recalls firefighting in Sequoia National Forest and leading men to battle a blaze then returning to Texas. He and Elna Rose ran Sands Lanes in Brownfield until 1977, mentoring local youth on weekends and listening to their troubles. Their family includes son Arlen Ray, daughter Artis Sue in Dallas, three grandsons and six great grandchildren.
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Sequoia National Forrest
Forrest
Wesley
Texas
Brownfield
Elna Rose
Sands Lanes
Lubbock Highway
Wayland College
Plainview
Arlen Ray
Lubbock
Artis Sue Sewell
Dallas
Name in the News: Wesley Reflects on Life and Family
Retired Wesley discusses helping others, visiting hospital patients, and caring for his wife of 61 years. He recalls travels, roots near Palo Duro Canyon, and a philosophy that love and family surpass money. He attends Calvary Baptist Church and values simple joys like gardening and fishing.
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Wesley
Calvary Baptist Church
United States
Alaska
Palo Duro Canyon
Man shoots floor during standoff. suspect Winkles captured
Police responded to a living room door incident after a gunshot reportedly fired by Winkles. Backup units secured the area, Winkles surrendered, and he was charged with aggravated assault on a peace officer and outstanding warrants. Bond not set. aggravated assault on a peace officer is a first degree felony with up to 599 years and a $10,000 fine.
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Winkles
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Joanna Young
Jami Emery
American Heart Association
Mary Hales
Roy Johnson
Bruce Dorsett
Wayne Johnson
Year In Review
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Muleshoe
Brownfield High School
Brownfield Middle School
Technol
Dwayne Pruitt
Perez
Cordero
DPS
Robert Rodriguez
Hicle
South 14Th Street
Mitch Word
City Hall
Brownfield News
Terry County Herald
Plains
Russ McKee
Darrell Miller
W. Hill
W. Hill St
The
Brownfield Church of Christ
Lubbock Road
Kent Lawrance
Brownfield Motorplex
Chevrolet
BUICK
Cadillac
GMC
Baker
Harrell