Centennial Celebration Highlights in Terry County
Brownfield and Terry County mark 100 years with a Sunday July 4 observance at 2 PM on the west lawn of the Terry County Courthouse. The Terry County Historical Committee will open the time capsule buried in 1979 revealing items for the public to view.
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Terry County Veterans Memorial
Mike Hamilton
Brownfield memories mark a long troubled century
The Brownfield Chronicle reflects on Dianna Bryant’s murder by Henry Lee Lucas, the 1988 employer exits, and local efforts that birthed the Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation and a state prison. It previews a Veterans Memorial dedication and plans for future growth funded by donations and tax measures.
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Bryant
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Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation
BID Corp
Brownfield Council Approves SPAG Board Appointment and Festival Deposit Cut
Brownfield City Council named Mayor Bobby Brewer to replace Nancy Wade on the South Plains Association of Governments board. It approved waiving a 1250 dollar electrical deposit for the Rialto Community Bluegrass Festival at Careyville Mobile Home Park, cutting it to 500 dollars due to expected economic benefits. City Hall will be closed July 5 for Independence Day. next meeting moved to July 22 with a joint session with Terry County on parks and recreation facilities.
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Nancy Wade
South Plains Association of Governments
SPAG
Jim Kirkendall
Rialto Community
Brownfield
Careyville Mobile Home Park
Jobe
Terry County Commissioners
Safety guidelines for sparkler and fireworks use
The National Council on Fireworks Safety urges adult supervision for all fireworks use and advises eye and ear protection for children. Keep water nearby, light only in permitted areas, buy clearly labeled products, avoid making own fireworks, store cool and dry, soak and trash spent items, and never aim at people or use metal or glass containers.
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National Council On Fireworks Safety
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