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PCG to Host Crop Insurance Information Seminar February 16th

Friday, January 8, 2021 - By Shawn Wade

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2021 SPUWCD Scholarship Essay Contest

The South Plains Underground Water Conservation District is sponsoring the annual essay contest for senior students at Brownfield, Meadow, and Wellman-Union high schools. All senior students are eligible to enter the essay contest.

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Vexus Fiber to Award $25,000 in Tuition Scholarships to Rural Texas High School Graduates

Company Will Reward Tuition Scholarships to Five Rural Texas High School Graduates

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Leo’s Lance

It was in the late 1920s when a wandering hobo found his way to the rustic little farm house deep in the woods ofsoutheastern Oklahoma.

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Brownfield High School set to start late next year

During the Superintendent’s report at the Brownfield ISD Board of Trustees meeting held on Monday, Jan. 25, BISD Superintendent Chris Smith touched on the construction of the new Brownfield High school and mentioned the new school year will begin late. “Construction is going very well,” Smith said. “The academic part is almost enclosed now and they are going to start putting on the actual roof, which means they are starting to waterproof those areas so they can start the interior construction.” Smith said the construction is still going well, and on time and the board is still working on the plans for furnishing, technology, and everything else. Yet even with everything going well Smith stressed that the next school year will start late. “I said this before and I will say it every month, we are probably looking at starting school as late as we possibly can this year. Meaning probably the last week of August, maybe the first week of September,” he said. “In order to give us time to get everything done that needs to be done. We may be a late start, and we won’t get there yet. We will start hitting that in April or February around that window to start evaluating to make sure of our timestamp in terms of completion. But we will probably bring you a late start just to give us a few extra weeks to get some things done.” Smith is hoping that all parents are aware of the late start and will be prepared for it.

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Terry County unemployment drops in December

The Workforce Solutions South Plains released the unemployment numbers for Terry County in December 2020 at 7.7%, which is a decrease from the 8.8% rate in November. The Texas Labor Market Information (texaslmi.com) breaks down Terry County unemployment statistics to 4,412 employed, 4,780 civilian labor force, and 368 unemployed.

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USDA expands CFAP to contract growers

vaccine The U.S. to staff Department members. of Agriculture (USDA) updated the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) to provide relief to more farmers and ranchers.

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