4-H Awards Presented During Banquet
4-H honors were awarded at a Brownfield banquet with Bill Swaringen honored as Friend of 4-H and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6794 honored by the county extension agent. Many members received achievement and project medals across categories such as Agricultural, Citizenship, Clothing, Food, Health, Leadership, and more, listing numerous participants by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Swaringen
Brownfield Irrigation Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6794
Dewey Dement
4-H
Robin Golden
Kim Reese
Amada Blake
Donna Sims
Mark Edwards
Leslie White
Latricia Timmons
Robbie Hartman
Brandon Honeycutt
Public Right to Know Persists in Free Society
A proclamation reinforces that the press exists to inform the public about government matters and law enforcement. It stresses the citizen’s right to access information as a pillar of democracy and thanks readers for upholding that duty.
Crime Information program cites rewards and results
The Brownfield Crime Line reports weekly crime spotlights with rewards, most at 300 dollars and one over 3000 for murder. In six months it has helped arrest five drug pushers and clear eight burglaries, funded by private donations and tax deductible contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crime Information
Commissioners Allocate Budget and Appoint Juvenile Board
County officials approved a two year budget starting 1982 and filled board seats. Winfred Tucker nominated to replace Norman Caswell while four current members seek another term. A detention agreement with Lubbock County allows Terry County to place up to two juveniles, funded partly by a state grant. Election workers’ pay rises to 4 dollars per hour as November amendments approach. D B Oliver resigns. Oleta Burris takes precinct four alternate judge role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Chesshir
Finley
Chesshir
Winfred Tucker
Norman Caswell
Keith Vandivere
Burke Slaughter
Earl Brown III
Bill Marchbanks
Scott Jackson
Terry County
Lubbock County
Lubbock
South Plains
Jackson
Brownwood
Texas Youth County
Criminal Justice Department
Texas
D.B. Oliver
Oleta Burris
Cubs Ready for Bulldogs in District 1-AAAA Action
Borger and Dumas hold 1-1 records while Brownfield and Levelland sit at 0-1 in District 1-AAAA. Estacado crushed Dumas 34-0 last week. Levelland vs Estacado in Lubbock tonight, Brownfield hosts Borger Friday at 7 30 p.m., and Dumas meets Dunbar in Lubbock Saturday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Dumas
Brownfield
Levelland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diana Dunn
John Baldwin
Irma Casarez
Leigh Ann Roberts
Lorna Pitts
Dairy Foods
Jamie Shiflett
Brownfield News
THE
Terry County Herald
West Hill Street
Plains
W. Hill
Lori McCrummen
Becky McNett
Shaunna Holland
J. Rowden
Sharla Blay
Jeanne James
Connie Fillingim
Janna Golden
Norma Ritz
Tamara Timmons
Diana Sullivan
Tammy Hudson
Mary Competio
Nadine Pinson
Alma Galvan
Cathy Harlan
Kelly Ellis
Kevin Roberts
Daniel Puryear
Scott Adair
Denny Givens
Glen Mar
David Martin
Jolisa Barrier
Amy Sims
Kristi Hancock
Tracie Timmons
Raef Reese
Roxanne Wilkes
Rabbit
Jeanice Watson
Tammy Wilson
Michael Moss
David Pendergrass
Tonya Pendergrass
Dee Briggs
Denise Sims
Tracy Coleman
Kim Roberts
Sam Moorhead
Eva Hoch
Shay Moore
Lisa Munoz
Lynn Z. Leather
Christal Baird
Rhonda Hale
Crime Information, Inc
Brownfield State Bank
Tex
Brownfield Cime Line
George Williford
Dorman Dumas
Marshall Howard
Ed Bell
E.H. Wood
Betty Charlebois
Williford
Williford, Wood, Bell
Howard, Dumas
Darwin Cargill
Harvey Smith
Bill Keesee
John
Dalher
Cubs
Newsquery
Candy Marsh
Diet Center
Lubbock Road
Tran
Sonic Drive-In
AV & L Home
Garr
Iewood
China
Ash
V & L Home Furnishings
West Main
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