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MARKET COMMENTS – September 2, 2021
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Many in the community and surrounding areas are mourning the loss of a loved one who took their own life. Kelli Mendez is stepping up and rallying for those. The 2nd Annual Terry County Suicide Awareness Walk will be held September, 11 at Coleman Park from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Mendez shared why this is so important.
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On Saturday, August 28 a two-vehicle collision occurred between an Acura MDX and a Ford Fusion on U.S. 380 eastbound, just outside the city limits. Brownfield EMS was on scene but neither driver or passengers were transported to the hospital. The Brownfield Police Department was on scene assisting the drivers to safely move their vehicles off the road.
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Pro Signs has begun working on repairing the Rialto as part of BIDCorp’s tourism corridor project. After repairs are done on the Rialto by Pro Signs, the venue will be repainted and have a new mural done by Calina Mishay. BIDCorp plans to turn the Rialto from a theater into an event center for the community to use and enjoy.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center has teamed up with Texas Tech University to offer a free service, marriage and family therapy with David Chapman. Chapman attended Texas Tech University as an undergrad and during that time he worked with the Lubbock Police Department as an officer. He then switched to the couples, family, and marriage master program at Texas Tech and is currently there at the Family Therapy Clinic as an intern. When he is not at the Texas Tech Family Therapy Clinic he is at BRMC seeing patients. Anyone interested in the service can do walk-in appointments but Chapman prefers individuals to make an appointment to allow him to have the proper time with each session. He will also be participating in the Terry County Suicide Awareness Walk on Saturday, September 11.
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The Brownfield cross country team traveled to Lubbock for the Lubbock Christian University Rust Buster Relays on Saturday, August 28. The Lady Cubs’ and Cubs’ runners ran a three mile course on the Chaparral Ridge Golf Course, with the Lady Cubs running at 9 a.m. and the Cubs at 10 a.m. Brownfield went up against at least 45 other teams on the course. Brownfield’s next meet is Saturday at the Slaton Invite.
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To be behind enemy lines is a military term that means you are on their turf, but not on their side. This understanding makes our position as believers in this world very important. In other words, God wants us to help hold ground for the kingdom of Light, even in the midst of dark and trying times.
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