Brownfield Armory plan eyed as city utilities aid discussed
Terry County Commissioners in a January session approved a $3,000 to $4,000 contribution to cover utilities for the vacant National Guard Armory while a lease purchase plan is explored. Brownfield officials proposed city ownership after five years with state approval pending and urged support from the school district and chamber.
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Terry County
National Guard
Brownfield
Don McWhorter
National Guard Armory
McWhorter
Texas Military Facilities Commission
Brownfield School District
Chamber of Commerce
BHS Commons
Joe Sears
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber Board
Rudy Herrera
East Tate
BRMC nears end of ER renovation and staff shifts eyed
Brownfield Regional Medical Center board notes the ER remodel should finish within about two weeks or by January end, including a new waiting area and nurses station. Hospital administrator Mike Click mentions possible move of Dr. Harlan Willis from Covenant, and a Knox Stone Clinic purchase is discussed but no action taken. Employee evaluations are strong, with 55 reviews. 16 terminations occurred last year. Financials show a year end balance near 40 thousand and multiple funds and tax figures, with December census at 8.71 and a high of 15.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors
Mike Click
Click
BRMC
Steve Vaughn
Brownfield
Harlan Willis
Willis
Covenant
Knox Stone
Carter Leads True Love Waits Rally In Brownfield
Steve Carter, youth minister at Calvary Baptist Church, heads a February 13-14 True Love Waits rally at the Middle School Auditorium to educate area students on teen sexual health and the dangers of premarital sex. The event features Glenn Procopio, a Lakeland pastor and writer, a live band, and student testimonies. Terry County ranks 40th in teen pregnancy statewide. Texas is third nationally.
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Steve Carter
Carter
Calvary Baptist Church
Terry County
of Texas
South Plains Health Department
Leoth Hinson
South Plains
Brownfield
Clovis
Kim
Amber
Blythe
Glenn Procopio
Lakeland
Stock Show Judging Schedule and Officials
Judging starts Friday at 9 a.m. with gifts, bar rows follow, lambs at 8 a.m. Saturday with steers, then barbecue at 4 30 p.m. awards at 5 30 p.m. premium sale at 6 p.m. Judges include Ernie Eckert Anson swine Steve Sturtz Glasscock lambs J D Ragland Floyd steers. Chris Edens showmanship. Steve Mason general superintendent with a long list of show officials and staff.
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Ernie Eckert
Anson
Steve Sturtz
Glasscock County
J.D. Ragland
Floyd County
Hockley
Chris Edens
Steve Mason
Kyle Kelly
Chad Orum
Nicholas Seaton
Jerry Warren
Terry County
City of Brownfield
Danny Horton
Rudd
Pete Marroquin
Jailer charged with indecent exposure in Terry County
Stephen Brent Crabtree a jailer at the Terry County Law Enforcement Center faces Official Oppression and Indecent Exposure charges for an incident around December 30 2000 involving exposure in the women’s pool. The Class A misdemeanor carries up to $4000 fine and up to one year in jail. Crabtree was suspended arrested and arraigned with bond set at 2000 and later terminated for departmental procedure violations.
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Stephen Brent Crabtree
Terry County Law Enforcement Center
Crabtree
G. Dwayne Pruitt
Terry County
Doug Ryburn
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Ann Willis
Scott Jackson
Jerry Johnson
Roy Rice
BISD
Roma Miller
Jimmy Hammons
Teri Caswell
Fred Cawthon
Yolanda Panda
James Harris
Elva Perez
James Evans
Willie Elizardo
Rechelle Martin
Bobbye Jo
E.R
TMHD
Tmhd Dba
Brmc Home Health
Blue Cross
Terry County Sheriffs Department
Rick Dixon
Llano Estacado Drug Task Force
Johnson
Sheri
Phergson
Keanna Phergson
Head Family Funeral Home
Marcus
Nelda Garcia
Victoria Jean Garcia
UMC
Lubbock
Bonnie
Gene Brasfield
Artesia, NM
Leo
Emma Garcia
Denver City
Alfredo
Nelda Munoz
David & Mary Pedroza
Ray
Femia Garcia
San Angelo
Gramp Torres
Big Springs
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