Shooting In Oak Block Injures Three In Brownfield
On Saturday April 28 a call reported shots fired in the 300 block of East Oak. Officers found one residence hit by a single bullet and three involved subjects later treated and released in Lubbock. Broderick DeShaun Fountain, 20, was charged with felony deadly conduct. The shooting remains under investigation.
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Maximum Impact leadership simulcast hits Brownfield May 11
Brownfield business and city leaders will participate in the Maximum Impact leadership simulcast on Friday May 11. The event will be delivered live to the First Baptist Church Activities Center and features renowned athletes authors and leadership experts. The press release promises a remarkable day of leadership training and a convergence of influence across circles.
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Brownfield
First Baptist Church
Maximum Impact
Early voting continues for May 12 election in Brownfield
Voters in Brownfield move toward the May 12 City and Amendment Election with early voting through May 8 at the Terry County Clerk’s Office. City Council races include District Four with Bobby Brewer versus Jeff Rolan and two At Large seats with Jerry Thomas, Rhonda Duncan, and Wiley Baker. An amendment to the Texas Constitution is on the ballot. Tickets for the leadership program cost 25 per person, including a meal, with sponsors listed. County leaders urge pre-registration to plan meals.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Bobby Brewer
Jeff Rolan
Jerry Thomas
Rhonda Duncan
Wiley Baker
Texas
Bill Strickland
Ken Blanchard
Management Authority
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Wal-Mart
West Texas Isf
Doom and doom loom on Earth extinction fears rise
A pair of columns warn of accelerating species loss from 2.7 to 270 per day, spanning mammals to bees. The pieces flag a mass die off across amphibians, fish, insects, plants, and bacteria with bees blamed on cellphone signals and a possible new disease, signaling an unprecedented extinction event.
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Lynn Brisendine
Safety tips to protect children pedestrians near buses
A Spartan bus pause ended with a young girl and her brother crossing as a pickup struck them. Both children were hospitalized with minor injuries and released. The article urges crosswalk use, eye contact with drivers, and patience. It cites National Safety Council figures on pedestrian fatalities and injuries and offers age-appropriate safety steps for families.
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LaDonna
BRMC
National Safety
Brownfield area sees wet spell with 7.68 in year to date
Officials report Brownfield area moisture boosts to 7.68 inches year to date for 2007, with Wednesday additions of .73 inches. Needmore Gin logs .70 inches for Wednesday and night, Southwest Cotton Growers Gin about 2.0 inches for the week. Many water points show moisture, allowing producers to pause wells, with hopes for July rains.
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South Plains Underground Conservation District
National Weather Service
Brownfield
Brownfield News
Needmore Gin
Southwest Cotton Growers Gin
Terry County
South Plains Underground Water Conservation District
Jason Coleman
Coleman
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