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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2003
Page
1
Lynn Brisendine argues Brownfield must embrace a fire of change to spark pride and rebirth. He notes economic strains from agriculture and petroleum losses, population drift, and political obstacles in Austin, urging local efforts like new processing plants and pens for growth to restore vitality.
Editorial urges Brownfield residents to renew pride and community effort on Independence Day. Citizens are asked to clean, refurbish, and improve homes and streets, support teachers and students, and promote the hometown to attract pride and progress. A call to action for self-reliance and rejuvenation.
A $1.3 million TxDOT project to upgrade traffic signals along U S Highway 62 82 and U S Highway 380 will begin in Brownfield in July. The work aims to reduce red lights by upgrading four signals to solid state controllers with VIVD and a campus radio network for inter signal communication. Intersections affected include Lubbock Road at Buckley Street Main Street Tahoka Road and Cedar Street and will replace mast arms with newer structures to improve flow.
On this Independence Day we honor the founding fathers and their enduring legacy. The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution shaped freedoms that have guided the United States through wars, civil rights, and modern challenges. Figures from Washington to Reagan are cited as shaping a resilient republic defending liberty amid ongoing global threats.
Terry County producers report about 25 000 acres lost from a 225 000 acre cotton base. Most replanting is complete with future crops likely guar sorghum or Spanish peanuts. Two to three inches of rain refreshed soil, though some hail and wind damaged southern areas. Insect pests remain minimal but flea hoppers and plugs may appear as weeds are eradicated.
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