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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2004
Page
1
Matt Foshee spent the summer focused on hard work and preparation for a national tournament, deviating from typical lazy summer activities. Blake Decker covers Foshee's commitment and the journey ahead for the Texas competitor.
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Board accepted executive vice president Joe Sears resignation and moved to hire an interim executive vice president to run the chamber until a replacement is found. Will Baker to appoint a search committee including board and community members to define qualifications for the new executive vice president. In other news, Adam Stevens and Foshee compete in the North American Kickboxing Championships in St Louis, with Foshee representing Team Texas in the 15–16 year old junior welterweight division and Stevens serving as assistant coach. Foshee, a Brownfield native and 2002 graduate, has risen from taekwondo to full-contact kickboxing, noting the sport’s tougher full-contact format.
Brownfield efforts to curb mosquitoes and overgrown weeds use a new sprayer to cover sections quickly. Willie Herrera says spraying runs early morning and evening, with larvacide in water basins and detentions. Public cooperation is urged to remove standing water and cut tall grass to reduce breeding sites.
The piece critiques Homeland Security expanding yellow alerts while detailing color codes and fears of a red alert. It reflects on conventions as staged, TV driven events, contrasting past public drama with modern, primary driven processes and urging caution amid security anxieties.
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