Rainfall brings needed moisture to area farmers
Local officials reported rainfall across Brownfield and surrounding areas over the weekend and into Monday totaling about 1.32 inches in two days. Measured amounts varied from .7 to 1 inch at Meadow Co-op Gin and .8 inches at Southwest Cotton Growers Gin Wellman, with Denver City at .93 inches and Plains at 6. the moisture aids dryland cotton but may crust soil requiring cultivation before seedlings emerge. The Weather Service forecast calls for little to no rain this week and mostly dry, with highs in the 50s to 80s and mostly sunny skies.
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Brownfield HS Athletic Banquet Set for Saturday Evening
Brownfield High School will host its Athletic Awards Banquet this Saturday at 6 30 p m in the High School Gym. Tickets cost 6 50 for adults and 4 50 for students, purchasable at the athletic office. H Bar C Barbecue caters the meal and a dance for athletes and guests follows in the Commons.
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BISD Sets Parental Meeting On No Child Left Behind Funds
Brownfield School officials announce a Title Parent Involvement Meeting from 7 to 9 pm on Thursday May 19 in the BHS Commons. A BISD press release states the Special Programs staff will explain the No Child Left Behind Act and BISD use of federal funds for the 2005 2006 school year. The Special Programs Office contact is 637 2591 ext eI.
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BHS Choir to present Cinemagic at Rialto Theater
Brownfield High School choirs present Cinemagic an 8 p.m. Friday May 20 Rialto Theater a lively review of movie music through the last century Audience will enter scenes from over 30 films and choir members receive a special recognition of achievement Adults pay 2 dollars while students enter free
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BRMC Figures Deliveries and Census Totals
BRMC annual report shows 11 deliveries and 47 procedures in April 2005. Daily census across units averaged 8.27 medical, 1.16 surgical, 1.20 OB, plus 0.77 newborn. Total across all patient types averaged 12.57. Maximums and minimums are noted for Acute Care and Observation units with 19 and four as extremes respectively. Two school board members, Tony Serbanter and Wayne Taylor, ran unopposed and were sworn in for reelection, with no election held due to lack of opponents.
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Brownfield Board Reviews Sales Tax Refunds and Local Growth
BIDCOR on hand. Cargill notes Monthly Sales Tax Refunds total 387193.54 through May, up 7.43 percent from Oct-May 2003-04 to 2004-05. He discusses two potential dairy land sites in Terry County and mentions an oil field servicing firm opening an office in Brownfield. A new video promoting Brownfield has aired on KCBC Channel 11.
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