Moisture Falls in Terry County With Promising Rain Outlook
Terry County received its first widespread rain in weeks with .5 inches or more across most areas on Monday night. Brownfield reported .35 inch, while nearby gins and co-ops logged from .5 to 1.5 inches. No damage was reported. Chance of more moisture and daily thunderstorms is forecast through Saturday by the National Weather Service.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Wellman
Needmore Gin
Tokio Gin
Meadow Co-op
National Weather Services
Lynn Brisendine
Brownfield City Council to hear WIMPA rate review
Brownfield City Council will meet at 7 30 a m Thursday May 22 in regular session with a presenter from Ernst and Young LLP detailing a rate review of West Texas Municipal Power Agency cost sharing methods. Additional items include euthanasia services agreement with Ropesville waste disposal bids and ordinance amendments plus a land donation for the former Brownfield Intermediate School.
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Brownfield
Ernst & Young LLP
West Texas Municipal Power Agency
Ropesville
Applications open for 2003 EQIP program deadline
Applications for the 2003 USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service EQIP program are being accepted through June 16. For information contact the Terry County NRCD Office at 637-8092.
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Usda Natural Resources Conservation Service
Terry County Natural Resources Conservation District
BISD Board Swears In Two New Members
Brownfield School Board meeting over five hours swears in Incumbent Terry Duncan and newcomer Clint Ellis for three year terms. Ellis replaces Gerald Caswell, who did not seek a fourth term after nine years on the board. Caswell received a plaque for service. he twice served as board president.
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Brownfield
Terry Duncan
Clint Ellis
Duncan
Ellis
Gerald Caswell
Caswell
BISD
Charles Harrison
Monty Henson
BHS
Cathy Pope
Matthew Valdonado
Henson
Tony Serbantez
Wayne Taylor
Click It Or Ticket And The Matrix Echoes
A column ties seat belt safety to personal responsibility through a real life road accident, the need for belt use, and a broader pop culture reflection including Matrix and Klingon translation job notes. The piece weaves entertainment talk with a public safety reminder and a humorous aside about a Klingon translator position in Multnomah County.
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Rhett Green
Madison Becker
Cub
Michelle Burns
Nic Gober
Hilary Hokett
Kacy Altum
San Marcos
Ombra Maifu
Danza
Fanciula
Columbine High School
Highway Patrol
Barrow Ditch
Multnomah County
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