Retired CRTC coordinator Ted Hardy remembered for service
Mitch Ward reports veteran staffer Ted Hardy the Employment Community Service Coordinator at Brownfield Court Residential Treatment Center will retire this Friday. Since 1990 Hardy helped open the facility, writing policy, hiring staff, and coordinating community service for residents, totaling 621 served and 122663 hours valued at 521318 dollars. He plans travel with his wife Nell and may resume substitute teaching after retirement.
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John McCarty
July Fourth Celebration Offers VIP Packages At City Park
The chamber invites all to a July Fourth celebration with luncheon tickets at 6 in advance or 7 at the park and evening admission at 5 with free entry for children under five. VIP packages include four concert tickets, reserved parking and back-stage perks. Proceeds and sponsorships are listed, with a July 1 deadline for VIP orders.
Ashley's Law explained as gap filler for sex offender tracking
Mrs Gramm describes Ashley's Law as closing state cross border gaps in tracking sexual offenders. Local officials note it enhances notification for offenders who move between states while not altering Texas rules. Chief Avera cites that it applies to offenses after Sept 1 1995 and that preexisting registrants aren’t publicly notified.
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Brownfield
Bill Avera
Terry County
Adams Keeps Busy Dispatching Crews In Terry County
Adams, a pump and service manager in Biggerstaff Valley, grew up in Wellman and has spent most of his life in Terry County. He oversees labor and crew dispatching and has worked there since last September. He plans to stay in Terry County, retire there, and enjoy fishing on a hill country lake after retirement.
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Wellman High School
Theater troupe recalls Tom Sawyer run and no child turned away
A theater group reflects on a past Tom Sawyer production that was a success and notes they have never turned away any child. Rehearsals continue through the week with a closed dress rehearsal set for Thursday before weekend public performances.
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