Terry County Commissioners to approve budget amendments
The Terry County Commissioners will meet Friday in regular session due to Columbus Day observance. Agenda includes monthly reports from county officials, deputation records for Deputy James Allen McClure, a certified salary order for several county positions, travel reimbursements for county staff attending seminars, budget amendments, vehicle bid advertising for juvenile probation, and seminar expenses for Adriana Medrano.
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Terry County
James Allen McClure
Kelly Moore
Denissa Churchwell
Shannon Davis
Mamie
Amarillo
Terry County Juvenile Probation Department
Adriana Medrano
Justice of the Peace Office
Austin
Harvest Festival Voices and Community Cheers
Brenda Seeley enjoys games food and entertainment at the Harvest Festival. Courtney Ayburn says the festival Queen brings pride to Brownfield. Irene Sanchez highlights the cool cars and community spirit. Look for the Festival Section in this issue.
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Brenda Seeley
Courtney Ayburn
Brownfield
Irene Sanchez
Moss Travels World After Brownfield High Graduation
Kendall Moss, Brownfield High School Class of 1981 valedictorian, has seen much of South America and will soon move to Guinea as a U S ambassadorial representative. He spent two years in Brazil Rio de Janeiro in the ambassadorial office, will handle consular work then economic reporting in Guinea, learning Portuguese first and French next. His parents are Duane and Merlene Moss of Brownfield.
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Kendall Moss
Moss
Duane
Merlene Moss
Brownfield
South America
Africa
U.S
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Guinea
Rio
Washington D.C
Terry County
Normal not a fixed standard in changing times
Paper n Ink by Lynn Brisendine reflects on the idea of normalcy, arguing that it shifts with technology and culture. It contrasts daily comforts with harsh realities faced by others, urging openness to change while celebrating American patriotism and resilience.
Brownfield Police August report shows traffic leads calls
Brownfield Police Chief Roy Rice released August figures showing 1,432 total calls with 522 traffic contacts. Animal control logged 240 cases. 84 euthanizations. 13 citations. 16 releases. Arrests included 40 city warrants and 20 for public intoxication. Offenses totaled 38 with 21 cleared. Property stolen valued at 22,007. recovered value 14,512.
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Brownfield
Roy Rice
Department of Public Service
Brownfield Animal Control
Teacher of the Year honors for Brownfield educator Rosales
Brownfield News reports Rich ard Rosales named Teacher of the Year in a contest run by a large retailer. He minimized the award noting students chose him and praised his broader concern beyond textbook teaching.
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BHS
Richard Rosales
Brownfield News
Rosales
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Lynn Brisendine
Brownfield Police Dept
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