Brownfield water project aims to improve taste and supply
City officials praise the Conjunctive Use Groundwater Supply Project approved by 11 CRMWA cities. Water will be blended 60/40 from two Panhandle locations and Lake Meredith to meet EPA standards. Residents should notice immediate taste improvements once completed, despite fluoride concerns in local well water.
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CRMWA
Fletcher
Texas Panhandle
Lake Meredith
Environmental Protection
EPA
Terry SWCD Honored for Regional Conservation Efforts
The Terry Soil and Water Conservation District sponsors an annual farm tour and spring outdoor classroom at Buzz Steele Farm with 254 sixth graders. NRCS officials teach stations on terraces and soil stewardship while a windbreak tree program sold 2,720 evergreen and 575 hardwood trees to residents and producers in 1995, earning a runner up conservation district award in West Texas.
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Buzz Steele
National Resource Conservation Service
Terry County
West
Texas
Brownfield High choirs set end of year concert
The Brownfield High School choirs present their end of year concert at 7 p.m. on Tuesday May 21 in the Brownfield Middle School Auditorium. The program features songs from Cuba the Caribbean Islands Brazil Africa Japan and the United States. The New Horizons host will perform several songs recently recorded and available at the concert directed by Philip Camp.
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Cuba
Caribbean Islands
Brazil
Africa
Japan
United States
New Horizons
Eral
BHS
Philip Camp
Optimism Hangs Over Terry County Cotton Outlook
Bingham reports limited underground moisture and deliberate restraint on activating irrigation. Duane Moss notes not the driest period since he arrived in 1966, citing moist soil a foot from the surface after fall rains and warns a few inches of rain could kick growing cotton roots into action.
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Bingham
Duane Moss
Terry County
Brownfield
Runoff set after early voting results in City election
Vince Schertz and Cesareo Melendez force a runoff as Cox with 500 votes nearly doubles Gunnels' 269 but only captures 42 percent of votes. Early voting runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at City Hall 201 West Broadway.
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Cesareo Melendez
Cox
Gunnels
City Hall
West Broadway
Comptroller releases May city sales tax rebates
Texas State Comptroller John Sharp disbursed 65,832.73 in May sales tax rebates to Brownfield, down over seven percent from last year’s 70,899.85. Meadow received 402.74, down over 23 percent, with year totals rising nine percent. Statewide, rebates totaled 198 million across 1,079 cities and 115 counties, up 1.4 percent year over year.
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Texas
John Sharp
Brownfield
Sharp
Meadow
Graduation Information Call List Included
Call Carey White or Marta Decker at 637 4523 or Billye Belden at 755 2724 for details about graduation.
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Ater
Carey White
Marta Decker
Billye Belden
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