Harvest Festival crowns 2005 Queen Katie Hancock at Brownfield event
Crowds packed Coleman Park for the 2005 Harvest Festival with a parade on Broadway and a crowning ceremony at 7 p.m. Katie Hancock, representing the Optimist Club, won the crown and a $1,000 scholarship plus an extra $200 for ticket sales. Runner up Brit Tankersley earned $800 and a $200 talent prize. Debuts included Little Miss Harvest Festival Mikaela Oliver and multiple Brownfield Bucks prizes for winners and parade entries.
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Brownfield News
Broadway
Katie Hancock
Optimist
Timmy
Lisa Hancock
Brownfield High School
Katie
Desirea Harris
Birdsong Peanuts
Brit Tankersley
Noon Lions Club
Brad
Kitha Tankersley
Wellman Union High School
Chelsea Frei
The
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Chris
Lucy Frei
Crystallisa Garcia
ATUC
Hector
Ortenica Garcia
Julie Simpson
Rotary Club
Randy
Pam Simpson
Kaylee Greenlee
Cody Serbanter
Mikaela Oliver
Brownfield Family
Brownfield Bucks
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Terry County 4-H
Debbie Staudt
Tresa West
2005 Harvest Festival Queen crowned at Coleman Park
Katie Hancock, 16, daughter of Timmy and Lisa Hancock and Brownfield High School junior, was named Harvest Festival Queen 2005 last Saturday. Desirea Harris, 2004 Queen, crowned Hancock during the Coleman Park ceremony. photo by Mitch Word.
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Desirea Harris
Coleman Park
Hancock
Timmy
Lisa Hancock
Brownfield High School
Meadowfest Saturday in Meadow City Park
Meadowfest returns this Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm at Meadow City Park with games, food and craft booths, and a city wide garage sale. Prize drawings totaling about 4000 dollars will be held four times per hour with two grand prizes. tickets available at the festival and Meadow Senior Center. Proceeds benefit park renovations and the Meadow Museum Association. advance tickets through City Hall.
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First Street
U.S. 62
Lexi Willis
Karleigh Porterfield
Caleb Green
Mary Beth Ashburn
Meadow Musical Building
The
Meadow Museum Association
Fuller
City Hall
Commissioners approve airport board members
Terry County Commissioners approved a consultant committee for the Terry County Airport including Eddie Ryburn Keith Neill Alan Bayer and Dale Andrews. They also authorized advertising for two sheriff department vehicles and for county employee group health dental and life insurance. Mamie Tells could attend the Crime Victims Conference in Austin November 6 9. District Judge Kelly Moore gave a brief presentation.
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Terry County
Terry County Sheriff's Department
Precinct
Eddie Ryburn
Airport Board
Keith Neill
Alan Bayer
Dale Andrews
Mamie Tells
Austin
Kelly Moore
Bird Flu fears echo 1918 pandemic warnings
Lyn n Brisendine argues that media hype around avian flu resembles Y2K scare tactics. She warns of global spread via air travel, cites 1918 mortality, and notes no vaccine. The column urges prudent preparation without panic, acknowledging West Texans remain vulnerable yet hopeful.
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Lynn Brisendine
Wwi
United States
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