CRP signup opens January 18 for 1300 acres
The Conservation Reserve Program signup starts Tuesday January 18 and runs through February 11 for about 1300 acres. The CRP, established in 1986, aims to protect soil and water resources, per Farm Service Agency County Executive Director Danny Decker.
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Farm Service Agency
Danny Decker
Decker
Washington
NRCS
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Keeton Elevated To FNB Executive Vice President in Brownfield
W P Keeton named Executive Vice President of First National Bank of Brownfield. The 39 year old Hale Center native, a 12 year FNB veteran, will continue as a loan officer and oversee lending, security, and contingency plans. Board also reelected officers including Mike Richardson and James R. Jones. details cover promotions and roles.
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Terry County
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Brownfield News
Douglas Ryburn
Rodney Keeton
First National Bank of
Brownfield
Keeton
L.J. Richardson
FNB
Hale Center
First National Bank
Liberty State Bank
Lubbock
Shaunna
Sabra
Sky
Richardson
Keetons
Mike Richardson
James R. Jones
Johnny C. Willis
Shelly Dorsett
Dennis G. McCutcheon
Pam Brock
Debra Duncan
Christy A. McClure
Stock show season winds down with Terry County show
The Terry County Junior Livestock Show wraps up this weekend in Brownfield with weighing Thursday at 10 a.m. and judging starting at 9 a.m. on various days. Gilts, barrows, lambs and steers compete, followed by a Thursday barbecue and Friday awards and premium sale. Judges include Brandon Anderson, Kyle Smithwick, J D Ragland, and Steve Mason, with Kyle Kelly, Chad Orum, and Nicholas Seaton as superintendents. See LIVESTOCK Page 3.
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Terry County
Brownfield News
Swine
Brandon Anderson
Haskell County
Lambs
Kyle Smithwick
Angelo State University
J.D. Ragland
Floyd County
Steve Mason
Cargill Announces J.P. Candidacy in Terry County
Darwin Cargill, a native of Terry County with ties to Brownfield Schools and Texas A&M, declares his bid for Justice of the Peace. He and his wife LaQuita have three children and seven grandchildren. Cargill cites farm equipment dealership, real estate brokerage, and comptroller office experience, pledging fairness, honesty, and integrity while seeking Republican primary and general election support.
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Darwin Cargill
Terry County
LaQuita
Cargill
Brownfield
Texas A&m Univ
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Office of Justice of the Peace
Paper n Ink By Lynn Brisendine
A personal reminiscence recounts a New York City visit and a chance hotel encounter in Grand Rapids involving Barbie Brisendine and political staff. The tale weaves small world moments and a Texas connection with Gov. George Bush campaign activity at the Hilton hotel.
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Broadway Inn
Linda
Brownfield
Texas
Barbie
Hilton
Grand Rapids
Michigan
George Bush
Hilton Hotel
Brisendine
Morris Wilkes
Lubbock
Barbie meets Bush at Texas couple's Michigan visit
In Michigan a small backstage moment has Barbie chatting with Governor George W. Bush and Laura Bush, learning she hails from Brownfield in Terry County Texas. A family tale grows as the author recalls Barbie's Texas connection and a presidential-era meeting. The Lions Magazine joke section adds quips about court, contempt, and a census gag featuring Lief, the Viking explorer.
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Morris
Barbie
Bush
Laura
Texas
Brownfield
Terry County
T. Mike Jones
Mrs. Bush
Michigan
Wilkes
George W. Bush
United States
The
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Wyatt
Christ
New York Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Oklahoma State Capitol
Texas Cowboy Artists Association
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Y-8 Bronze
Y-8 Publishing Co
Red River Gallery of Fine Arts
Red River
New Mexico
Suisun
Kyle Kelly
Chad Orum
Lamb
J.P
Lynn Brisendine
Lief