Questions And Answers On Rush Creek Watershed Plan
A Q and A with H M O'Brien Jr, Rush Creek Watershed Ass'n secretary explains the watershed area of about 188000 acres draining Duncan, Sweetwater and Copperas Creeks. It outlines the association, planned upstream protection, detention structures, government roles, costs, taxation, and potential federal support for Rush Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. O'Brien, Jr
Rush Creek
Duncan
Sweetwater
Copperas
Amity
Fairview
Sidney
Sipe Springs
Stag Creek
Beattie
Soda Springs
Downing
Duster
van Dyke
ASC
S.C.S
Upper Leon
Green's Creek
Erath County
Deep Creeek
Brady
Soil and Water Conservation Emphasis Guidance
Officials urge continued focus on soil and water conservation and warn against costly detention structures filled with silt. They advise securing district cooperation, consulting the county agent and local agencies, and engaging neighbors and local leaders to inform and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Leon
Hale
Angus Dickson
Channakarars
SCS
ASC
Couple Relocates to College Station Dr and Mrs Hope
Dr Lannes Hope and his family have moved from Waco to College Station. He served as assistant dean of men at Baylor University and will join Texas A M College counseling and testing center as an assistant professor in psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannes Hope
College Station
Waco
Baylor University
Hope
A&m
Sherwood Coach Moves to Panhandle for Summer Dry Cleaning Work
Coach Sherwood and wife Mrs Sherwood move with son Scott to Panhandle for the season where he will work with his father in the dry cleaning business. He plans to take a course or two at West Texas State Teachers College at Canyon this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Sherwood
Scott
Panhandle
Sherwood
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
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Proctor Dam
Sabana
Cow
Armstrong
Proctor Lake
Congress
America
Bobby Lane
Jerry Dickson
Comanche County