Rialto Cinema Reopens In Brownfield Aims To Expand
Brownfield welcomes the Rialto Cinema at 408 W. Main after renovations reopen seven days a week under Theater Manager Jim Yates and founder Mitch Word. The former Rialto, built in 1925 and renovated in 1997, now screens current releases about two weeks after debut, with plans to revive the Regal Theatre once roof repairs and renovations are complete. Local leaders say the move provides family entertainment, boosts activity, and could lead to multiple showings once the Regal reopens.
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Commissioners to work lengthy agenda Monday
Terry County Commissioners will meet in regular session at 10 am Monday Oct 24 with items including the August and September clerk reports bids on 2006 sheriff units two 2006 pickups for precincts two three and four audit presentation by CPA Jim Kingery quarterly JP report quarterly treasurer report quarterly investment report discuss HAVA electronic voting resolution hospice month November 2005 home care appoint Doug Melcher to appraisal district board for 2006 2007 bid from Linda Reed for Bridges Subdivision block five east half lot six approve travel for two county attorney staff to Key Personnel Seminar ad for bids roofing project at the courthouse
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Brownfield council OKs 18000 for wastewater plant repair
Brownfield City Council approved an $18,000 repair for a lightning damaged control panel at the Waste Water Plant effluent holding pond. City Manager Eldon Jobe and Public Works Director Willie Herrera noted the panel is critical to operations and suggested lightning rods or a full system replacement. Herrera cited recurring lightning strikes and high capacity needs. The council also heard fiscal notes on Municipal Court fines totaling about $222,586 and discussed Alamo Event Center rental rates with Recreational Director Scott Jackson.
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MADD to sponsor mobile exhibit at Brownfield High
MADD will sponsor a mobile unit exhibit at Brownfield High School at 1 p.m. on Wednesday October 26. The trailer presents the Lindsey family tragedy caused by a drunk driver in Seminole in August 2004 and includes the actual vehicle. Dirk and Tara Lindsey donated the vehicle to prevent further losses and urge viewers to commit to stopping drunk driving with no charge for the exhibit.
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Time to fall back as clocks revert to standard time
LYNN BRISENDINE notes the upcoming Daylight Saving Time shift on Oct. 30 and explains the extended future DST dates set for 2007. He reflects on clock watching, the history attributed to Franklin, and a 24/7 world pace while urging readers to set clocks back one hour at 2:00 a.m. Sunday.
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