Trooper urges cautious driving for Memorial Day weekend
Texas DPS public information officer Trooper E Baiza warns motorists to avoid risky behaviors during the Memorial Day weekend. Troopers and local agencies will monitor following too closely speeding no pass zones and seat belt use especially for children. He urges designated drivers if alcohol is consumed and emphasizes headlights on to improve safety.
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Reward Offered in Terry County Utility Trailer Theft Case
Terry County Crime Line Inc offers 300 dollar reward for information leading to arrest and indictment of suspects in a theft of a single axle utility trailer with a portable welder oxygen tanks and tool box. The vehicle was taken near Brownfield on U S 62 385 between May 11 and May 13. An additional 200 dollars may be awarded for information bringing the total to 500 dollars.
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Cub Baseball Camp starts Tuesday in Brownfield
The Brownfield Cub Baseball Summer Camp opens Tuesday at the Little League Parks, running 9 a.m. to in Brownfield for students in grades 3 9. Director Wendell Brown leads with assistants Shaun Barnett and Jerry Pyles. Cost is 15 with 30 students per age group. Bring a glove. balls and bats supplied. Register by writing Wendell Brown at 5506 77th, Lubbock, TX 79424.
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