Justice given 13 years for Meadow teen stabbing
Justice of Lubbock, 19, was sentenced by Judge Kelly Moore in 121st District Court after pleading guilty to stabbing a 16 year old Meadow High School player. The incident, linked to Erica Hicks, occurred near Meadow High School following a basketball tournament on January 9. The court found a deadly weapon use. parole eligibility after 50 percent of sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Thomas Justice
Lubbock
Meadow
Kelly Moore
Justice
Moore
Terry County
G. Dwayne Pruitt
Pruitt
Erica Hicks
University Medical Center
Hicks
Brownfield News
Local businesses report mixed 1999 first half in Terry County
The Brownfield News surveyed businesses in Terry County about the first half of 1999. Gebo’s and Brasher’s Furniture describe a slow year so far, while Wal-Mart and Lincoln-Ford-Mercury report improved sales versus 1998. Key managers note rain aiding business and cautious optimism for fall and year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Peebles
Terry County
Brownfield News
Brownfield Gebo
Jeff Kisor
Kisor
Betty Brasher
Brasher’s Furniture
Mike Bayless
Bayless Jewelry and Discount Furniture
Busi
Guerrero
Ed Moseley
John Myrtle
Myrtle
Maudie Kidd
Higginbotham-Bartlett Lumber Company
Raider Country
John Cox
Cox
Locals excel in final Firecracker Run of century
Texas oldest continuous road race held its 30th annual event at Terry County Park last Saturday. Brownfield athletes dominated with Olivia Wise Tabby Morin David Mendez Mary Ann Hernandez and Miguel Lira each earning first in their age groups. Wise led the first grade one mile, Morin won the sixth grade one miler, Mendez topped the 3 mile 16-19 group, Hernandez was best female in the women’s 3 mile, and Lira finished first in the 16-19 men’s 10 mile, within 16 seconds of the overall 10 mile winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Decker
Texas
Terry County Park
Brownfield
Olivia Wise
Tabby Morin
David Mendez
Mary
Ann Hernandez
Miguel Lira
Wise
Morin
Mendez
Hernandez
South Plains College
Lira
Ten Commandments of E mail and class race results
A column discusses the open Internet and email ethics, noting scams and etiquette. It cites ten email commandments then lists student names and times across grades for a school event, highlighting Spencer Thomas as overall mile winner and noting locations such as Brownfield Lubbock El Paso Fort Worth.
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Spencer Thomas Lubbock
Lia Wilson
Lubbock
Nicolas Munro
EL Paso
Family ties guide Brownfield woman Nancy Howard
Nancy Howard, a Brownfield native and 1956 Brownfield High School graduate, prioritizes family church and community. She and her husband Coy returned to help care for her mother after her father’s death and she helped renovate her grandparents’ house built in 1929. Howard has organized the March for Jesus in Brownfield and is on leave from her FAA Aviation Safety Assistant role at Lubbock International Airport as she focuses on community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Decker
Nancy Howard
Howard
Brownfield
James B. King
Francis King
Coy
Lubbock
BHS
Federal Aviation Administration
Lubbock International Airport
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Paul Willis
Willis
Texas Department of Safety
Knifing Meadow Teen
Risendine
Shayla Masseylington
Lynn Brisendine
Jessica Fay
Eo Wilkes
David McVey
Sundown
Kyra Sloan
Jayton
Brian Wilhelm
Sara Mercado
Amber Lee
Lauren Lepard
Meredith Wise
Christian Fay
Stephanie Casburn
Nicolas Mercado
Howards
Nancy