Texas History Commission to document Brownfield mural
A Texas Historical Commission staffer will visit Brownfield on Tuesday January 24 to research and photograph the New Deal era post office mural Ranchers of the Panhandle Fighting Prairie Fire with Skinned Steel by Frank Mechau. The work remains at the Brownfield Police Station as one of about 70 surviving Texas post office murals.
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Harvest totals by four cotton gins show high yields
Harvest complete figures from Circle Twelve 12 Inc. Fiber-Tex Gin Inc. T&S Gin West Gin Inc. report bale counts of 6 840 19 018 15 956 and 17 347 respectively.
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Laughlin named Warden in Brownfield Texas facility
Laughlin, a native of East Texas, accepts the Brownfield warden post after a varied prison career. He grew up in Victor near Beaumont, graduated in 1974, and joined the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in 1976. He has held multiple unit assignments, promotions to sergeant, lieutenant, captain, and major, and served with the Noon Lions Club and as a reserve deputy in Dawson County.
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Brownfield to build injection wells to curb river salinity
City Manager Dick Fletcher says Brownfield relies on CRMWA water and faces rising salinity. With about 90 percent of supply from the Canadian River, current salinity nears federal limits, prompting approval for an injection well project funded with local share. Officials note dilution options are imperfect and rainfall has been scarce. L.J. Richardson underscores the need to maintain quality water for residents.
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Paul Guzman Pleads Guilty In 121st District Court
Paul Guzman also known as Pablo Guzman pleaded guilty to retaliation in 121st District Court. Judge Ray Anderson sentenced him to a 10 year probated term with conditions including Terry County residence, $174.50 in costs, $250 in attorney fees, and a $40 monthly probation fee. He must have no contact with the victim and family, observe a midnight curfew, abstain from alcohol, and join any required treatment programs.
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