93yearold volunteer builds with Texas Baptist men in Lubbock
Cerise J Merritt Ed Smith, 93, finds purpose volunteering with Texas Baptist Men Builders on the Living and Learning Center of My Father's House in Lubbock. He joined 25 years ago after retiring from the U.S. Air Force and works on the 4.29 acre site, delivering 18 two bedroom apartments, classrooms, a kitchen, daycare and laundry facilities as part of the job corps style program for low income women. Volunteers live in mobile homes at Lubbock ISD facilities while meals are provided under stadium bleachers. The project has $1.5 million in volunteer labor value and honors his late wife Naomi’s 15 years of service.
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Board leaves Oak Grove name alone
Brownfield School Board, in a summer session, voted unanimously to keep the Oak Grove Elementary School name despite 18 suggestions to rename. The session covered construction change orders and progress on the Oak Grove project, with Pharr Construction pushing toward an Aug 18 start of fall classes.
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RISD
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Lubbock Highway
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Jay Lashaway
BISD
Lashaway
Charles Harrison
CPA
Bollinger, Segers, Gilbert & Moss
Brownfield High School
Advantage Courts Co
Amarillo
Patriot Courts Systems Corp
Houston
Patriot
Advantage
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Coca Cola
Earth Grain Baking Co
Terry County
Ronny Burran
Father’s Day sports wrap crowns Spurs and Furyk open title
Weekend sports notes honor David Robinson ending his Spurs era with a championship on Father’s Day. Jim Furyk wins the United States Open amid family support as Mike Furyk coaches and watches. Also, Rangers stumble after a hot stretch, amid harsh crowds at Arlington.
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San Antonio Spurs
David Robinson
the Admiral
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U.S. Naval Academy
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Mike Furyk
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