TPRDC elects officers and directors for Panhandle
The Texas Panhandle Regional Development Corporation elected Tim Cooper as president and Jon Sessions as vice president. Lorie Vincent is secretary and Steve Bowen treasurer. New directors include Brian Walters Michelle Ostrye Kyle Irvin Steve Brunson and Duane Harp. TPRDC serves 26 Panhandle counties as an SBA CDC offering 504 loan financing for fixed assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle Regional Development Corporation
Tim Cooper
FirstBank Southwest
Perryton
Jon Sessions
Wellington
Lorie Vincent
High Ground of Texas
Stratford
Steve Bowen
PNB Financial
Amarillo
Brian Walters
Dumas Economic Development Corporation
Michelle Ostrye
Brown and
Fortunato
P.C
Edward Jones Co
Pashpa
Texas Pahhandle Regional Development Corporation
TPRDC
Small Business Administration
Texas Panhandle
Certified
CDC
Cdcs
SBA
Obituary of Chloe Elise Kane Childress
Chloe Elise Kane died on Mathday October 22 2001 in Childress. Graveside services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday October 27 2001 at Dodson Cemetery with Dale Sexton pastor of Grace Family Church Childress officiating. Born October 21 2001 to Brian and Marnie Spillman Kane of Dodson, she is survived by her parents, grandparents Bill and Norma Spillman Wellington and Larry and Debbie Kane Dodson, great grandparents An and Olyse Kane Dodson Raymond and Beverly Neeley Wellington and Anna Beseda Waco. Memorials suggested to Wellington Opportunity Center or James Robinson Life Today Fund to Help the Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Elise Kane
Childress
Dodson
Dale Sexton
Grace Family Churcch
Adams Fundral Home
Chloe
Brian
Marnie Spillman Kane
Grace Family Church
Marnie Kane
Bill
Norma Spillman
Wellington
Larry
Debbie Kane
An and
Olyse Kane
Raymond
Beverly Neeley
Anna Beseda
Waco
Collingsworth County Jail Inmate Count and October Arrests
Collingsworth County Jail reports 14 inmates as of Monday. October arrests include Randy Bradham for drug paraphernalia and controlled substances, Natalie Blades for public intoxication, Mayhugh and Ballinger for possession of marijuana, Williams for license suspension, Garcia for forgery, Arizpe for forgery and stolen property, Rodriguez bond surrender, Roblez for theft by check, Munn for burglary of habitation, Coleman for probation revocation, Blades forgery, Benton aggravated assault, and Driver for possession of anhydrous ammonia, with various bond statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth County
Randy Bradham
Natalie Blades
Jeffrey Alan Mayhugh
Jacob Michael Ballinger
Jerry L. Williams
Antonio Garcia Jr
Juan Jose Arizpe Jr
Childress County
Anthony J. Rodriguez
Marta S. Roblez
Jimmy Don Coleman
Natalie Dawn Blades
Ernest Benton
Brandon Driver
Boll weevil eradication continues after harvest
Aerial applicators spray recently harvested fields as part of the fall boll weevil eradication effort across Texas High Plains. Charles Allen of the Texas Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation notes fall treatments suppress overwintering weevils and speed complete elimination. New zones began in September as diapause-focused sprays continue alongside older zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
High Plains
Plains
Texas
Charles Allen
Allen
Caprock
Texas approves first Farmland Protection Program funding
The USDA NRCS announces Texas first project, Freeman Ranch in Harris and Waller Counties, a 900 acre site protected by a conservation easement. Katy Prairie Conservancy leads the effort with AFT backing. The program safeguards agricultural land and wildlife habitat from development. Contact NRCS Temple at 254-742-9800 for participation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda Natural Resources Conservation Service
NRCS
Texas
Freeman Ranch
Harris
Waller
Katy Prairie Conservancy
KPC
Houston
USDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service
John P. Burt
Katy Prairie
Mary Anne Piacentini
Katy Prairies
American Farmland Trust
AFT
San Marcos
Julie Shackelford
State Office of
Temple
Letters from the People Praise for Local News Coverage
A reader from Sterling Heights Michigan compliments the Leader for abundant pictures and ads, commends staff, and notes Phyllis Sullivan’s column recalling past events and newsmakers. The letter expresses appreciation and encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Wade
Phyllis Ullivan
Classifieds for Sale and PRPC Board Minority Rep Election
For sale items include an 89 Chevy Astro van at 1308 Haskell with a contact number 447 5235, a 1984 Chevy pickup with phone numbers 806 493 4937 or 806 930 1109, and a 98 Grand Am white with 63 000 miles priced at 10 000 dollars plus contact numbers 806 467 0465 or 447 5768 after 5 pm. Also PRPC seeks minority representative for its Board, meeting November 13 2001 at 6 30 pm in Childress City Hall Texas. inquiries to Rebecca Rusk at 806 382 3381.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Wellington Leader
Lee
Pete) Munn
Shamrock PD
Clyde Whitman
Tell Free
TX & OK
F. Bula Hollis
JCMH
Women’s Health Associates
Sumnerwood
Hedley Mon
Jewell F. Louis
Sterling Heights, MI
J&m
Hanis
St. Patrick's Cal Catholic Church
and Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Church
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