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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2001
Page
1
Regional qualifiers headline dominates page seven with a football preview and a brief regional update. Obituaries and a mail safety note appear alongside pages highlighting classifieds on pages eleven and twelve.
Terry County warns business owners about hot checks as the County Attorney's Office mails notices. More than 100 writers are identified, with many already through collections and warnings. A hot check raid may follow nonpayment, and a merchant meeting is set for Friday November 9 at 10 a.m. in District Court to discuss issues and aid merchants.
Dustin Burney recalls a brother’s trick or treat bag with a hole and him scooping up fallen candy. Heath Griffin recalls a Wellman Union Halloween carnival memory. Rose Panda recalls a prank by police officers that led friends to fear real trouble.
Local residents kick off a fall large item buy back program running Nov 1 to Nov 17, with a State Recycling Day on Nov 15. Participants can earn $2 for items delivered to the Brownfield landfill between 7:30 am and 5:30 pm on business days, with forms at City Hall and signed verification for each delivery. Accepted items include couches chairs washers and more. some items are not accepted.
The Brownfield City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed redistricting changes prompted by the 2000 census. After the hearing, officials may vote to authorize submitting the proposal to the U S Justice Department for approval.
River Road Lady Wildcats defeated Brownfield Lady Cubs in the first round, 15-9 and 15-7, with standout serving as River Road seeks another state appearance after last season. Coach Jo Willis praised River Road’s serving as the key edge in the matchup.
Brownfield marks a century of Ike Bailey born November 1. Family and friends host a 3 to 5 p.m. event Saturday November 3 at 603 E Cardwell. The celebration notes a life filled with many stories and enduring friendships across Brownfield and Dallas connections.
The column argues for a total war approach against terrorism, warns against appeasement and media suppression, and critiques Texas leadership and economics. It links anthrax scares, postal worker deaths, and national security to state politics, urging decisive action while cautioning against silencing critics.
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