Brownfield Cubs reach area playoffs in three-game set
Brownfield Cubs schedule area round playoff against Perryton Rangers in a best of three at Tascosa High School Amarillo. First game 5 30 p m Friday, second game 1 p m Saturday, possible third game 30 minutes after game two. Cubs beat Presidio 1 0 to claim bi district crown while Perryton went 10 0 in district play.
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Perryton Rangers
Tascosa High School
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Rangers
Presidio Blue Devils
Perryton
Steve Biera
What it takes to ask me about you and pets
A terse note explores what it takes to prompt a reply about pets and personal questions. It presents a caution that clarity and respect yield better responses and outlines a cautious approach to requesting information.
Getting Me Out of Bed for School Each Morning
A collection of students describe how caregivers wake them for Oak Grove Elementary. Daniel Paiva relies on his father, while others cite alarms, mothers, or light to start the day. Some report being roused by covers being pulled back and readying routines.
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Oak Grove Elementary
Herron Wins Place Three On Brownfield School Board
Low turnout in Terry County Saturday elections yields Herron 62 to 45 over Julie King for Place Three. Herron to be sworn in at BISD May 21 along with three other uncontested incumbents. Incumbent Lynn Carroll wins Meadow At Large with 86 votes, Gary Waters 82, Jeff Melton 68.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Grady Herron
Julie King
Herron
King
BISD
Bob Simpson
Monty Henson
Joe Morin
Terry Duncan
The
Meadow School Board
Lynn Carroll
Gary Waters
Daniel Caswell
Jeff Melton
Brownfield permits total 152304 over March April
City records 58 permits totaling 152 304 in March and April with First United Methodist Church roof repair leading at 53 656. For four months of 2001 the city notes 80 permits totaling 238 009. Other listed works include roofs fences and remodels across multiple addresses. Bond issue for Meadow schools passes 99 26. Meadow council race sees four candidates, three incumbents win. Gryder takes state title in UIL Prose Interpretation.
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Brownfield
First United Methodist Church
Felix Barnhart
9Th St
Meadow
50-50-90 Rule Paper on Oklahoma City Bomber
Lynn Brisendine argues a federal inmate faces imminent execution for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people. The column critiques media attention, calls the killer a maniac, and cites a controversial book detailing cell block interviews.
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Lynn Brisendine
U.S
Oklahoma City
Controversy Over Bombing Book and Letter Campaign
The article outlines reactions to a truck bombing case, noting authors offered victims’ groups a share of profits but were rejected. It describes media exploitation of the killer’s story, networks pushing sensational coverage, and ties to extremist sympathizers. Gore Vidal reportedly linked to the bomber's execution invitation on ABC’s Good Morning America.
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Branch Davidian
Waco
ABC
Good Morning America
Gore Vidal
Vidal
Buesing Retires From Local Newsroom
Obituary notices and retirement reveal shifts in the local press. Buesing ends a long tenure affecting newsroom leadership and community coverage as pages highlight ongoing TSA honors and TV guides.
Brownfield City Council to oaths and agenda items
Brownfield City Council will swear in three new members Linda Speed Bob Noble and Glenn Waters and honor outgoing Donald Hancock. The meeting includes a retirement eligibility hearing, a possible ordinance, water rights talks with CRMWA, paving plans with TxDOT, bids for a group seaboat project, and appointments to Zoning Commission and Housing Authority. An amendment to weeds notice rules and an antenna lease with DTN are also on the docket.
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Brownfield
Linda Speed
Bob Noble
Glenn Waters
Donald Hancock
Texas
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Texas Department of Transportation
West Main St
Highway 380
Seaboat
Nancy Wade
Zoning Commission
Housing Authority Board
City of
Data Transmission Network Corporation
Don Harwood Longtime Air Force veteran from Brownfield
Don Harwood, highlighted in this Name in the News feature, served 26 years in the U S Air Force and chose to settle in Brownfield after his retirement. Born in North Dakota, his career began in 1946 with world travels including Europe, England, France, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey.
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Garry Peebles
U.S
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Saudia Arabia
Turkey
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