LCU honors Brad Owen with Congregational Ambassador Award
Brad Owen of Brownfield was chosen by Lubbock Christian University for the Congregational Ambassador Award. Thirty-two incoming freshmen were selected for the honor. The award includes grants and scholarships totaling 3500 dollars and is renewable for four consecutive academic years if the recipient meets renewal requirements.
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Lubbock
Texas
Brad Owen
Brownfield
Lubbock Christian University
Owen
Brownfield Church of Christ
Congregational Ambassador
LCU
Jerry Shelton
John Templeton Foundation
Greenfield named Beaver local manager at Southwestern Public Service
Bill Greenfield a former Brownfield resident and SPS employee since 1993 is appointed local manager in Beaver Oklahoma. Dale Moon SPS district manager praises his community involvement and service with Beaver Volunteer Fire Dept EMS and Masonic Lodge. Greenfield and his wife Jeannie have two children Karlista and Chad. The Brownfield Regional Medical Center board meets Monday at 7 p.m. with administrator and medical staff reports and a closed executive session to discuss legal matters.
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Brownfield
Southwestern Public Service
Bill Greenfield
Beaver
Oklo
Greenfield
SPS
Bill
Guyman
Okla
Dale Moon
Beaver Volunteer Fire Dept
Beaver County Ems
Masonic Lodge
Beaver County Emergency Management
Jeannie
Karlista
Chad
Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors
BRMC
Mike Click
Dennis Tedford
City sewer ruling conflict with state agency clarified
The Texas Municipal League challenged the TNRCC after a council attempt to overrule, seeking a ruling by the Attorney General. The AG favored the TNRCC, forcing a change in sewerage rules. City rules largely align with state mandates except for permitting a thin plastic pipe from under houses into the sewer, conflicting with the city code requiring metal pipe.
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Texas Municipal League
TNRCC
State Atormey General
Bevers Publicly Announces Retirement From American Bank of Commerce
Jim Bevers announces retirement effective August 1 after 21 years as bank president. Since 1974 he joined as executive vice president and led assets from 6 million to 178 million by 1994, oversaw two Lubbock branches and five ATMs. A July 13 reception in Wolfforth will honor him. James S. Moore to become bank president.
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Jim Bevers
American Bank of Commerce
Bevers
Lubbock
50Th Street
Memphis Avenue
82Nd Street
Indiana Avenue
Lubbock County
Wolfforth Bank
James S$. Moore
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Terry Deeon
Stephanie, Lacy
Dakota, Mama
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Energas Company
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Brownfield News
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MagnaBurst
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MagnaGro
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MagnaGro International, Inc
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Zenith TV
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