Clocks Set to Fall Back in Daylight Saving Time
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday allowing clocks to be set back one hour. The date moved to the first Sunday in November by federal action in 2007, with many clocks possibly already adjusted. Residents discuss plans for the extra hour while shifts may require overtime pay for some workers. DST spans most of the United States and much of the world, except Arizona and Hawaii.
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Tammy Hernandez
Rick
Elizabeth Flores
Jeremy James
Cecilia Williams
Hernandez
Hawaii
North America
Europe
Asia
South America
Australia
Harvest Season Brings Case IH Module Express 625 to Terry County
Brownfield News reports the Case IH Module Express 625 field machine in action east of Brownfield on a cotton harvest a single operator guides through rows. Tate Newsom notes the unit saves time and money by replacing multiple machines, module builders, buggies, and tractors across Terry County fields.
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Brownfield
Larry Newsom
Tate Newsom
Terry County
Oak Grove students plan safe Halloween with K-9 warning
Brownfield police sergeant Rusty Cavett led Oak Grove students through Halloween safety tips and scenarios including how to handle dark houses open wrappers and unwrapped candy. Katie the drug me finding lab dog demonstrated safer practices while encouraging group presence and familiar routes.
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Oak Grove
Rusty Cavett
Brownfield
Cavett
Katie
Cody
E. J
Andy Almaraz
Brittany Lira
BPD
Stephanie Andazola
Isaiah Fuller
Devon Molina
Joseph Garcia
Angel Salinas
Pit Bull Attacks Highlight Owner Responsibility, Reader Notes
Paper n Ink columnist Lynn Brisendine recalls multiple dog attacks on streets while arguing owners must control pets. He cites incidents in Lubbock Hamlin Amarillo involving Pit Bulls harming a man, livestock, and a Make a Wish horse, urging accountability and safer neighborhoods.
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Lynn Brisendine
Lubbock
Hamlin
Amarillo
Brownfield
Proposed energy rate changes limited to Lubbock
Atmos Energy discussed a new rate design but made no official changes. The proposal targets city limits of Lubbock only, with Brownfield and West Texas customers outside Lubbock unaffected. Local officials voiced uncertainty about future expansion. Courtesy photos.
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Brownfield
Atmos Energy
Atmos
Lubbock
Roy Urrutia
Eldon Jobe
Urrutia
West Texas
Brownfield Demolishes Four Dilapidated Houses
Brownfield tore down four abandoned houses last week as part of a drive to improve yards and curb unsightly properties. City code enforcement officer Kitha Tankersley cited fire damage and high repair costs, noting further demolitions are planned with required permissions from all five taxing entities.
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Brownfield
Kitha Tankersley
Tankersley
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Brownfield Police Department
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