Goodfellows to begin Christmas food toy drive
The Goodfellows annual Christmas food and toy drive continues in Brownfield with gifts for needy families. Toys and food boxes will be distributed Saturday morning December 23 after collections at City Hall. Local churches should send names of needy families to City Hall by December 15. Chief Goodfellow is Mitch McElroy.
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Brownfield ISD enforces nit free head lice policy statewide rule
Beginning December 1 Brownfield ISD will strictly enforce a district policy requiring students to be free of head lice and nits to attend classes. The district will follow Texas Health Department Education Code and TEA guidelines and will exclude students who have not begun or stayed on schedule for required immunizations until compliance.
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Santa letters accepted for Brownfield News edition
The Brownfield News will collect Santa Claus letters from Terry County youngsters at 409 W. Hill or by mail to Santa Claus Letters c o Brownfield News Box 1272 Brownfield Texas 79316 by Friday Dec 8. Letters will be published in the Christmas edition on Sunday Dec 24.
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CPS Christmas Tree for Kids Returns to Terry County Office
The Children's Protective Services sponsors an annual Christmas Tree for Kids in Terry County. Gifts are sought for children up to age 12, with names collected from churches schools and individuals. Names due by December 8 in Clerk Ann Willis' office and gifts left by December 15 at the County Law Enforcement Center. Contact Willis at 637 8551 for details.
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Incredible Life Finds and Wildlife Comebacks Across Texas
Lynn Brisendine notes surprising discoveries such as a bacterial life form in salt crystals potentially older than dinosaurs and a space life claim from Indian balloon filters. He praises wildlife recovery, citing pelicans on the Gulf Coast, sea turtles, redfish, white tailed deer, elk, wild turkeys, and abundant ducks and geese boosted by conservation and hunting practices.
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