Brownfield Cubs Face Borger Bulldogs in Amarillo Showdown
The Brownfield Cubs meet the Borger Bulldogs Saturday at 7 30 PM in Amarillo as both teams seek a key district win. The matchup pits Brownfield against Borger in a high stakes clash with local fans expected to pack the arena.
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Wildcats and Bulldogs clash Friday in Ropesville
Wellman Union Wildcats travel to Ropesville to face Amherst Bulldogs Friday at 7 30 PM in a prep basketball matchup promising a close local showdown.
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Combest to resign from Congress effective May 31 2003
U.S. Representative Larry Combest announces resignation effective May 31, 2003 after ten terms and 92 percent re election. He cites health and life events for wife Sharon and plans to return to Lubbock. Special election to fill the seat will be ordered by the Texas governor with filing options and deadlines detailed.
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Council approves Guar plat and denies inspection waiver
Brownfield City Council approved the final plat for a 10 acre tract in the Brownfield Business and Industrial Park paving the way for the Southwest Guar processing plant. It denied Southwest Guar General Manager Fletch Glancey’s request to waive permit and inspection requirements for an industrial facility citing code rules and need for licensed electrical work.
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Budget boost for Terry County jail from out-of-county inmates
Terry County Sheriff Jerry Johnson announced the department has earned over 1 million dollars this year from housing inmates for Yoakum Lamb Castro and Lubbock Counties and the U S Marshals. The jail budget is about 1 8 million with federal contracts providing the largest share. The U S Marshals paid nearly 39 thousand for October and about 727 thousand year to date.
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People Davis to leave Meadow See Page 5
A report indicates Davis will depart Meadow, with details appearing on page five. The brief notes a personnel change affecting local operations and community coverage.
Service Clothing Warehouse needs help See Page 4
Service Clothing Warehouse calls for assistance detailing staffing or operational needs referenced on Page 4 of the publication. The brief notes a request for support or guidance, without listing specific tasks or dates.
Kingsbury Faces National Snobbery Over Tech QBs Fame
Lynn Brisendine argues Texas Tech quarterback Kliff Kingsbury deserves national top billing as a record-setting senior. He leads in completions per game and passing yards while guiding the Red Raiders over strong opponents, despite critics in major outlets and distant radio markets.
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5ports BHS Cubs Wildcats head to Bi District
The BHS Cubs and Wildcats advance to Bi District competition as featured on pages 9 and 10 with game previews and matchup notes. The brief highlights teams, locations, and potential standings for the upcoming rounds.
Sports Businesses Show Their Support See Page Seven
Local sports businesses rally behind teams and events, backing upcoming games and rostering sponsorships. The article notes community support from shops and venues contributing to facilities, promotions, and fan engagement as Page Seven details highlight coordinated efforts.
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