Brownfield Seniors Graduate Across Three High Schools
More than 170 seniors from Brownfield, Wellman Union, and Meadow High Schools will graduate Friday night marking the end of 13 years of schooling. Brownfield caps off at 8 p.m. in Club Stadium with 125 seniors. Meadow holds its 7 p.m. exercises in Meadow Auditorium for 28 graduates, and Wellman Union conducts an 8 p.m. ceremony in its auditorium for 22 seniors. Valedictorians are Jett Mason and Jessica Cunningham, with salutatorians named alongside.
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Meadow and Wellman-Union ValedictorianS Celebrate at Brownfield Project Graduation
Meadow Valedictorian Jarisa Jowers and Wellman-Union Valedictorian Mark Gregory join Moorhead for commencement. After exercises, Terry County seniors will attend Project Graduation at 11 p.m. at Brownfield High School, a county wide, alcohol and drug free celebration started in 1987 by Jane Blay and local parents with support from businesses and organizations.
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Jessica Moorhead
Brownfield High prepares Project Graduation with $10K in prizes
The year's Project Graduation has raised over $10,000 for door prizes food and related needs with grants and donations from the Texas Department of Transportation the Department of Public Safety and Terry County Schools. Activities include Rock Wall Laser Tag Casino Movies Dodgeball and Volleyball. Breakfast will be served by the Brownfield Optimist Club around 4 a.m. Seniors must register have parental permission and tickets. guests require tickets. Parents and adults are needed to help run the event. For information contact Sharla Gibbons at Brownfield High School 637-4523.
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BRMC Board swears in new and re elected members
The Brownfield Regional Medical Center board swore in Steve Mason and Jimmy Jones for new terms and prepared to swear in Bob Simpson for another term who was absent. Officers elected include Simpson as president, Butch Wagner as vice president, and James Turner as secretary. A West Texas Service Organization item was tabled pending answers from attorney Jimmy Hammons. The meeting closed with an executive session on personnel matters. April 2007 financials show cash balance and multiple BRMC treasury accounts.
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Polls and Bush approval in a changing political landscape
LYNN BRISENDINE discusses how polls show declining support for President Bush after 9/11 and Iraq. She notes percentages by race, reasons cited for optimism or pessimism, and reflects on political climate observed during a National Newspaper Association meeting.
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Brownfield sales tax rebates dip slightly in May
State Comptroller figures show Brownfield rebates edged down 0.98 percent in May from a year earlier, with Brownfield receiving 116 634.81 while Meadow rose 1.07 percent to 590.18. Levelland and Lamesa posted gains year to date. Seminole rose 20.38 percent for May and 19.67 percent for the year.
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Brownfield Council weighs using CRTC site for troubled kids
Brownfield City Council met in a called session to discuss Cornerstone offering to use the old CRTC facility on Seagraves Highway to house and school about 40 troubled children. Mayor Glenn Waters outlined the proposal as an urgent, paperwork heavy process with Texas Youth Commission approval due by June 4.
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