Paper n Ink Paper n Ink reflections on readers and civics
Lynn Brisendine writes a reflective piece praising readers who stay informed and participate in politics. He contrasts preachy columnists with engaged citizens, arguing that thoughtful readers shape a decent city and deserve praise.
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BRMC Directors Weigh Juvenile Shelter Plan in Brownfield
The Terry Memorial Hospital District board discussed locating an emergency juvenile protection shelter on Brownfield Regional Medical Center second floor. The plan envisions 10 leased beds from the Department of Human Services, six guaranteed, for ages five to 18, as an assessment center with 60 to 90 day stays. A two part contract would cover lease and food services, with six staff, a director and social workers. Opening target is mid November, pending final plans and physician input.
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Terry Memorial Hospital
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Coordinating Shelter Board
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
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Sports Briefs Football Page Notes and Page References
Classifieds and briefs summarize football coverage across pages 3 7 10 12 13 14 and II. Includes page references for score notes schedules and quick scores from multiple games and sections.
Terry County Farm Tour set to begin September 20
Terry citizens will tour farms next week as the annual Terry County Farm Tour kicks off at 9 a.m. Thursday September 20 from the First Baptist Church parking lot. Stops will announce Outstanding Farmer Farm Family Dryland Farmer Young Farmer and Agribusiness Award with sponsors listed including Agri-Equipment and Service American Bank of Commerce Wolfforth Anderson Grain Corp Andrews Fertilizer and Farm Supplies Arco Pipe and Supply AVI Bartons Welding Supply B M Auto motive B E Implement Co Bill Keesee Bio-Insect Control Buddy Ross Brock Printing and Office Supply Brown-Tex Tool Brownfield Farmers Coop Station Brownfield Floral Brownfield Irrigation Co Brownfield State Bank Cargill Thames Insurance Casper and Ply CPA Don Robertson Electric Ed Moseley Ford Mercury Edins-Walcher Blanco Products Energas Federal Land Bank Assoc See tour.page 13.
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Tie Breaker Narrowly Picks Week One News Grid Winner
Four of the top five finishers were men while the winner was a woman, Renee Willis of Brownfield. After tie breaks the top four entries all posted 16 8 and Willis edged closest to correct guesses within 16 points. See contest page 2.
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Paper chase for a cause starts at Brownfield Church
Faye Marie King leads Brownfield Church of Christ ladies Bible class in monthly paper recycling to save trees. Do not drop trash. bring old newspapers and cardboard to 1214 E. Tate on the first Monday of each month. The plant rejects slick color inserts. proceeds amount to about five dollars per ton.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Church of Christ
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Terry County hires Richard E. Aaron as farm extension agent
By a unanimous vote the Terry County Commissioners approved the hiring of Richard E Dirk Aaron as Farm Extension Agent during Monday's regular session at the Courthouse. He is currently serving as an Ex that continues in the role.
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Kelly Sinclair
Terry County
Richard E
Dirk" Aaron
121st District Court disposes of three cases
Gabriel Garza was sentenced September 4 in 121st District Court to four years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division after pleading guilty to delivery of a controlled substance marijuana between a quarter and four ounces. Santiago David Davila Jr pled guilty to burglary of a building and received deferred adjudication with ten years probation, including restitution of 747.32 dollars, costs 82.50, attorney fees 200, and a monthly probation fee of 40 dollars, plus abstention from Lee County.
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Jimmy" Davila Jr
Lee Court
Former Brownfield resident killed in head on crash
A head on collision Saturday near Brownfield killed 23 year old Jose Manuel Rodriguez, a former Brownfield resident, and injured two others. Rodriguez, from Shallowater, died at University Medical Center in Lubbock. His 23 month old son Robby Lee Rodriguez and the other driver, Israel Arias Galavit of Brownfield, were treated and released. Arias Galaviz faces one count of involuntary manslaughter with a $50,000 bond. The crash occurred on U S 82, 3.4 miles west of Brownfield, as Arias Galaviz attempted to overtake and moved into the westbound lane. Weather was cloudy and roads wet.
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BRMC
Arias Galaviz
Terry County
Department of Public Safety
U.S. 82
Band the Bobcats rally and Cubs Bobcats game in Brownfield
Band the Bobcats is the theme of Friday’s Brownfield High pep rally at 12 05 p m in the BHS Big Gym with cheerleaders and boosters urging fans to wear bandanas and ring cowbells for the Cubs football team Kickoff for the Cubs Bobcats game is 8 p m Friday at Dimmitt A tailgate with state and local lawmakers is planned in the parking lot west of Jones Stadium from 5 p m until game time There is a write in candidacy filed for County Commissioner Precinct v by Jesse Hartman confirmed by County Clerk Ann Willis
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Jesse Hartman
Jimmie Berryhill
BCISD Offers Adult Education Classes Starting September
Brownfield CISD announces an adult education program for learners 17 and older with less than a high school diploma. Four classes begin Tuesday Sept 18 with registration on opening night. Two classes target elementary level learners including a Spanish language class with a bilingual teacher. A GED class serves adults aiming for high school equivalency.
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