Harvest Festival Opens With Pageant In Brownfield
The 1995 Brownfield Harvest Festival starts with a Thursday pageant at Brownfield Middle School Auditorium featuring queen candidates and dancers. Don Haley will emcee as Queen candidates Tatum Henson Khris Brian perform. Parade launches Saturday at 10 a.m. down Broadway and Lubbock Highway to Terry County Park followed by afternoon entertainment and prizes. Grand prize this year is 1000 Harvest Festival Bucks.
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National Guard
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Tatum Henson
Optimists
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Rotary
Elizabeth Pruitt
Neon Lions
Nancy Competie
ATUC
Koti Haynes
Evening Lions
Sharon Goen
Kim Churchwell
Sarah Richards
Blaine Willis
Broadway
Lubbock
Terry County Park
Name in the News pushes reader ideas at Brownfield News
Paper n Ink by Lynn Brisendine invites Brownfield and Terry County readers to submit names for the front page feature Name in the News and pose questions for If You Ask Me, seeking volunteers to offer brief opinions and photos. The column emphasizes reader participation and the paper’s dedication to the community.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Texas
Prison expansion plan eyed for Terry County site
BIDCorp officials Jackie Cargill and Lynn Brisendine urged the Terry County Commission to back a proposed expansion of the Jim Rudd Transfer Facility potentially doubling capacity to 1,300 beds. The plan includes up to 200 new local jobs, shared facilities, and utility extensions, with cost-saving cell construction and city county support to lure the project.
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Bidcorp
Jackie Cargill
Lynn Brisendine
Terry County
Jim Rudd
Brownfield
Texas
TDCJ
Cargill and
Brisendine
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Fletcher
Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation
Gerald Caswell reelected SWCD board member
Incumbent Gerald Caswell was elected to another four year term as zone three director of the Terry Soil and Water Conservation District after the Oct. 3 election at Brownfield High School. He serves the county area south of the Tohoka and east of the Lamesa Highways, joining Keith Cato Lewis Waters Kermitt Shults and Monte Henson of the NRCS to coordinate conservation efforts for farmers and ranchers.
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Terry Soil and Water Conservation District
Brownfield High School
Caswell
Tohoka
Lamesa
Terry Soil & Water Conservation Board
Keith Cato
Lewis Waters
Kermitt Shults
Monte Henson
Natural Resources Conservation Service
The
Soil Conservation Service
Terry County
Brownfield City Council Meeting Rescheduled for Tuesday
Brownfield City Council moved the session to Tuesday morning at 7 30 a m after an error on the public notice. City Manager Dick Fletcher said notices sent to media and posted at City Administration Building listed October 4 as the meeting date instead of October 5, the correct Thursday date.
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Brownfield
Dick Fletcher
Fletcher
Meet the Seniors Night for Brownfield Volleyball Team
The Brownfield Athletic Booster Club sponsors Meet The Lady Cub Volleyball Senior Night this Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Cub Gym. The seniors and parents will be introduced before the district opener against Seminole at 7:30 p.m. Coach Jo Willis invites all fans to attend and support the team as they begin District 5-3A play.
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Brownfield Athletic Booster Club
Lady Cub
Cub Gym
Lady Cubs
Seminole
Jo Willis
Welfare Board coats drive to aid Terry County residents
Terry County Child Welfare Board designates October for coat hat and glove collection. Items should be clean and in good condition for children and residents in need. Central drop point is Terry County Clerk's office room 105 at the courthouse.
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Terry County Child Welfare Board
Terry County
BRMC
Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors
Mike Click
Click
Dennis Tedford
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Fort Worth
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