Meadow ISD names new elementary principal Floyd Guinn
Floyd Guinn was named Meadow ISD elementary principal replacing Lance Morton. A Clarendon native, he has held a similar post at CISD since 1976 77 and is described as a steady hire. Guinn notes excitement for the change as Meadow grows closer to Amarillo region.
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Floyd O. Guinn
Stephenville
Ginger Shadden
Marge Tannehill
Post Middle School
Ann Meyer
Wreck on U S 380 Leaves Five Injured Minor
A one vehicle crash on U S 380 early Thursday injured five people, including the driver Jana Ray Ruiz and three passengers. The Izuzu was totaled and a telephone pole split. All victims were released from Brownfield Regional Medical Center on Friday after treatment. Police said no citations were issued.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
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Robert Rodriguez
Jana Ray Ruiz
County Commissioners to Discuss Personnel Needs
Terry County Commissioners plan a Monday session to discuss adding personnel for the Sheriff’s Department. Also on the agenda are renewing the American Legion bingo license, Brownfield Ambulance report, budget amendment, monthly office reports, and Soil Conservation applications.
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Terry County Commissioners' Court
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Brownfield ISD to Hold Special Meeting on Athletic Director
Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District plans a special board meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the administration building board room to interview athletic director candidates. The session will be executive, and the board will consider employment of an athletic director.
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Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District
National Dribblers Tourney shows Brownfield in finals run
Brownfield Girls Little Dribblers four all star teams compete for national titles at Cub Gym. Senior League Red leads the pack after a 55-20 rout of Snyder with Shannon Jordan scoring 26 and eight rebounds. Other players include Kelly Rathjen, Stephanie Walker, Lauri Jones and Pepper Cottrell. The squad beat Wolfforth 28-21 to advance, with a championship game set for 4:45 p.m. Saturday at Cub Gym.
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Brownfield Girls
Little Dribblers
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Snyder
BHS
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Stephanie Walker
Lauri Jones
Pepper Cottrell
Sara Nicholson
Jones
Pepper
Nichol
Brownfield High School Summer School schedule and fees
Brownfield High School offers summer courses for grades nine through 12 from Tuesday June 13 to Friday July 28 with holidays July 3 and 4. Registration is Monday 8:30 to noon. Tuition is 50 per Brownfield students and 75 for others. Credit is half for course completion. attendance and conduct rules apply.
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Brownfield
Chamber picks Harvest Festival theme for 89 plan
Chamber of Commerce directors select the 1989 Harvest Festival theme at a Wednesday session. Rob McGuire of the Advance to the 90s task force noted youths frequenting the Youth Recreation Center, next to the Police Department, and described efforts to make Recreation Director a paid role while county liability concerns persist. Rhonda Boring is hired with donations sought from private citizens as community groups are approached.
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Rob McGuire
Chamber of Commerce
McGuire
Police Department
N. Std
Rhonda Boring
Chamber
Paper n Ink Democracy and the rise of freedom worldwide
A reflective piece argues that freedom sparks global movements from Beijing to Warsaw and Georgia to Moscow. It praises Poland’s bloodless 1989 victory, notes Western laziness in embracing change, and warns of competition from Japan and Korea as nations harness entrepreneurial freedom.
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Georgia
Azerbaijan
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West
Love of greyhounds leads to hall of fame
Boyd Watkins, once a boy peering from a window to watch greyhounds chase jackrabbits, was inducted into the Pioneer Section of the Greyhound Racing Association Hall of Fame this April. He began raising greyhounds in the 1930s, bought his first dog Butterfly for 9 dollars in 1935, and also played professional baseball with the Lubbock Hubbers. He and his wife Emil Smith later moved to the Gomez community, retired from farming, and took their dogs to the National Meet in Abilene.
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Greyhound Racing Association
Hall of Fame
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Lubbock Hubbers
Emil Smith
Annette
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