Terry County Rodeo set for July 26 28 at County Grounds
Terry County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo returns July 26 to 28 at the Rodeo Grounds with a parade at 4 p.m. and nightly events 8 p.m. Admission four dollars for adults and one dollar for children. Stock provided by Lynn Wallace Rodeo Company of Orange. Conducted under Texas Cowboys Rodeo Association approval. In Brownfield, Robert Rossette, 18, was arrested for negligent collision after a hit and run, cited for license and eyewear violations.
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Terry County Sheriff's Posse
Sheriffs Posse
Terry County
Texas Cowboys Rodeo Association
Lynn Wallace Rodeo Company of Orange
Robert Rossette
Brownfield
Rossette
Jack Hamilton Tire Company
E. Buckley
Gillham Park
Gaither shaped by 4-H and extension work in Terry County
Gaither credits his agriculture roots and 4-H involvement for his choice to become an Extension Agent. After two years in Terry County he was promoted in 1980 and spent a decade leading crop demonstrations 4-H partnerships with Jane Blay. He praises the local people and reflects on his farming community, family, and marriage.
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Gaither
Tom Gaither
Terry County Farm
Terry County
Smith
Texas A&m
Jane Blay
Jane
Blay
West Texas
Softball tournament rosters and schedule details
The document lists team rosters across divisions I to IV for a softball event led by coaches Don Bishop Dickie Robertson Ed Acosta and others with players named across multiple divisions. It outlines tournament advancement rules and a full schedule of Division I to IV games on Saturday July 21 along with earlier dates in July. It also provides monthly and year-to-date financial figures for Plains Seagraves and Seminole areas showing percentage changes from 1989 to 1990.
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Martin Salazar
Frank Grimaldo
Linda Salazar
Priscilla Gonzales
Donna Wandell
Tina Moreno
Rachel Cruz
Cindy Acosta
Cindy Gonzales
Lala Lira
Roxanna Perez
Michelle Rodriguez
Pat Cruz
Tammy Porter
Ed Acosta
Mario Gonzales
Rose Acosta
Sheriff's report from Terry County notes several thefts and two arrests
The Terry County Sheriff's Department logged thefts a criminal mischief case and two arrests. A projectile damaged a vehicle on July 17 near Brownfield causing 200 in damages. Missing items valued at 105 included a red air tank a tire and wheel and aluminum cans. A July 12 report lists a 1985 Toronado stolen east of Meadow valued at 9000. Four firearms were reported missing from a barn on David Bailey Road. Arrests include Estella Q Macharaqui 35 for possession of a forged instrument with 7000 bond. Robert Dallas Hynes 62 was arrested for theft over 750 and under 20000 with 7000 bond.
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Terry County
U.S. Hwy
Lubbock Road
David Bailey Road
Bushnell
Sheriff's Department
Estella Q. Macharaqui
Robert Dallas Hynes
Hynes
Jefferson County
Brownfield needs ordinance compliance alert and action notice
Legal notices show a city requirement notice from Brownfield for those not in compliance with the city need ordinance. Also listed is a bid notice from Court Residential Treatment Center for computer software. A transfer of business notice appears among the notices.
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South Plains Community Action Association
City of
Brownfield
Experts urge coordinated effort for regional economic growth
Chloe Johnson and Bob Nethery spoke at Brownfield High School urging Terry County leaders to coordinate planning and leadership training, stressing internal marketing and diversification. They urged cross trained sales teams and community involvement to attract business, noting 80 percent of growth is spin offs from existing activity.
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Kelly Sinclair
Terry County
Chloe Johnson
Bob Nethery
Brownfield High School
Little Theater
Brownfield Cisd
Charles Orum
Johnson
Nethery
Brownfield
Texas
Brownfield State Bank
Jay Andrews
District Court hands down several Texas sentences
In Terry County July 16, 121st District Court sentenced Jesse Hoskins to 10 years for burglary with an additional five-year term for probation revocation. Rodolfo Garza received two years and a $500 fine for DWI subsequent offense. Jessie Rivera Jr. got a 10-year probated burglary sentence with restitution of 8351.96, court costs 82.50, attorney fees 300, and $40 monthly probation. abstain from alcohol and limit bars. Pascual Gongora drew three years probation with 750 fine, 82.50 costs, and 40 monthly probation fee. 30 days in jail and treatment programs plus drug tests may be required.
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Texas Department of Corrections
Terry County
Jesse Hoskins
Rodolfo Garza
Jessie Rivera Jr
TDC
Pascual Gongora
Levelland Claims District 2 Title With Shutout Run
Levelland routed Brownfield 12-2 in the Area 4 final as Crickett Ochoa fanned 16 batters, with unearned runs and strong defense keying the win. Brownfield, powered by Eric Morin and Josh Phillips, later topped Denver City 12-2 to clinch the district crown, while Gonzales homered twice in the earlier matchup.
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Levelland
Crickett Ochoa
Ochoa
Rey Reyna
Reyna
Josh Phillips
Phillips
Brownfield
Chris Gonzales
Eric Morin
Morin
Denver City
Jeff Rodriguez
Seagraves
Ropesville
D.C
Gonzales
Chris Contreras
Joesph Vaquez
Jerome Garza
Jeremy Panda
Manuel Garcia
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