West Texas farce Tartuffe inspired musical comedy
Brownfield community theater stage production of a 1950s set musical comedy titled Soul Salvation or Tartuffe inspired tale. Lead Jack Tarboot uses religion for gain as a con man in a tight knit West Texas setting. Cast includes Doreen the maid Lynda Billings Joe Sears Ryan Pfeiffer and Wayne DuBose with local cast members.
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Lou Lindsey
Brownfield High School
Billings
West Texas
Jack Tarboot
Moliere
Tarboot
Chamber
Brownfield
Doreen
Flache
Joe Sears
Ryan Pfeiffer
Val Leary
Pippin
Jayne Rackley
Nancy Jolly
Christy Pilgrim
Jolly
Pilgrim
Wayne DuBose
Cleave
Joe
Mike Hamilton
Oregon
Ruth Thurman
Miz Peal
Mary Sue Ragsdale
Tiffany Parrish
Kim Conner
Cindy Wilson
Margaret Chaffin
Ruby Andrews
Wanda Smith
Sandra Pfeiffer
Stephanie Glover
Mary Ellen Joplin
Kimberly Coon
Frances Patton
Paul Coon
Murphy Coon
Amber Lanning
Ruby Pickett
Susan Lacy
Jeff Presley
Tasha Hester
Amy Gardner
Candace Elmore
Melissa DePoyster
Denise Staudt
Brooke Staudt
Jodee Crain
Deanna Crain
Shane Melcher
Les Bearden
Theda Cope
Carl Smith
Burglary and theft spree hits Terry County area
Terry County Sheriff's Department reports four burglaries two thefts and a case of criminal mischief. Incidents span residences farms and a welding shop across central eastern and southwestern Terry County with items including a VCR microwave welding gear checks cash and a broken vehicle window. Losses total several thousand dollars.
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Terry County
FM 403
Race awards set for WTRC Challenge Series event No7
The article outlines male and female Ten Mile divisions with age brackets and medallion criteria, detailing top finishers who earn medals. It notes post race awards followed by a bring your own picnic at Coleman Park around 10 a.m and provides contact numbers for Mark Manley and George Jury for more race information.
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Coleman Park
Mark Manley
George Jury
Retired Air Force colonel and farmer dies after long life
A 1964 obituary notes the passing of a retired Air Force colonel and farmer who married Betty Connell on June 17, 1944, in Midland. He attended Tarleton State and Texas A&M, was a Meadow Masonic Lodge member, and is survived by his wife, a son Gerald of Brownfield, and brothers D.M. of Midland and Myron of Meadow. Memorials are suggested to the Shriners Burn Center or the American Heart Association.
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Betty Connell
Midland
Tarleton State
Texas A&m
Meadow Masonic Lodge
Gerald
Brownfield
D.M
Myron
Meadow
Shriners’ Burn Center
American Heart Association
Fireworks safety urged in drought prone Terry County
Fire officials warn drought conditions in Terry County heighten wildfire risk as fireworks use surges during celebrations. Local agencies urge residents to follow bans and keep water nearby while handling or disposing of sparks and embers.
Brownfield Middle School Band Schedule for ASU Band Camp Help
Brownfield Middle School announces band camp tryout help next week in the BMS band hall. Separate groups meet on Monday/Thursday and Tuesday/Friday. 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. slots for different sections. Flutes cornets and tc baritones at 9 a.m., followed by clarinets trombones and tc baritones at 9:30, then saxes and horns at 10. On Tue/Fri tubes at 9 and snare drums at 10.
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Brownfield Middle School
Angelo State
BMS
Union ISD funds sketch and fireworks safety urged
Union ISD superintendent Charles Clark says state funding could rise under the new legislation though exact figures are uncertain. Fire Marshal Jimmie Rodgers warns of liability for crop and property damage from Independence Day fireworks and urges avoiding use to prevent community costs.
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Jimmie Rodgers
Terry County
Rodgers
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