Nominations Close for Brownfield Citizen of the Year
Deadline looms Monday for nominations for this year’s Terry County Outstanding Citizen of the Year. The award will be presented at the Brownfield Chamber Banquet on March 23 at 6 30 p m in Brownfield High School Commons. Randy Land, pastor of First Baptist Brownfield, will be the banquet speaker. Tickets cost 10 and are available from the Chamber, Red Skirt or board members or at the door.
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Community leaders discuss Brownfield school bond options
More than 25 community leaders gathered Thursday to offer input on a Brownfield I.S.D. school bond plan. The board did not act but thanked attendees and outlined steps to form committees, narrow options, and gauge public support while noting economic constraints after a December 6 2001 fire.
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Brownfield’s Bob Dumas honored as Texas Tech Distinguished Alumnus
Brownfield resident Bob Dumas received a Texas Tech University surprise letter naming him Plant and Soil Science Department Distinguished Alumni for 2002. The award, awarded at a Merkel Alumni Center luncheon, honors Dumas for his 30 years in agriculture including hybrid sorghum, herbicides, and the rise of genetically enhanced crops.
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El Nino reflections and school renovation notes contend
A column recalls El Nino's impacts from 1997 floods to drought, praising rain in West Texas while warning of fire risk and shifting weather patterns across the U S. It recounts rainfall, floods, and coastal fish shifts before urging renewed wet seasons for the Carolinas and eastern seaboard as drought lingers. It then shifts to school district notes on a damaged Intermediate School, 1.5 million renovation costs, architect bids, and a May bond election timeline for new facilities and expansion.
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