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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1995
Page
1
Brownfield High School names Locke valedictorian and Owen salutatorian for 1995. Principal Carey White commends their maturity and effort. Locke’s record includes Honor Roll selections, National Honor Society, Band, Student Council, and multiple UIL honors.
Brownfield residents are urged to curb weeds to reduce fire hazards and deter pests. Assistant City Manager Tony Phillips promotes enforcing a 12 inch weed limit ordinance, with 10 days to fix violations and fines up to 200 dollars daily. City Hall offers contact 637-4547. Oil containers for recycling motor oil are available from the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, one per household. reserve at City Hall or 201 W. Broadway.
Brownfield High School Spirit of the Plains Band competed in the UIL State Solo and Ensemble Contest in San Marcos on May 29. They earned three first division solo gold medals, five second division solo silver medals, and 37 first division ensemble medals. Principal remarks praised the students’ hard work and strong representation.
A quip attributed to Lynn Brisendine declares the secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake sincerity you have it made.
Brownfield Independent School District launches summer programs across three campuses starting Monday for all grades from elementary to high school. High School runs 7:25 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. until July 21, while Elementary and Middle School run 8:00 a.m. to noon through July 14 at Colonial Heights for K-3 and at the Middle School for grades 4-8, with transportation provided for eligible students and no meals served.
Cove nant Properties Inc. of Lubbock plans a non subsidized market rate multi family housing project on land formerly owned by the City of Brownfield near North Cedar and East Broadway. Pat Greever expects concrete pouring in early July with a 3 4 month completion window after starting within 30 days. The city sold the land after Jim Rudd Jail Transfer Facility opened in April to meet growing housing demand. Greever won the job in February with a 15000 bid, the sole submission. City Manager Dick Fletcher supports the project noting local housing needs and worker commutes from prison facilities.
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