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As we welcome cooler weather, the hosting season is upon us. It surprises me a little that I like to entertain so much, as I tend to be a socially anxious person. I know from talking with others that sometimes people can be nervous to host because there are so many things that could go “wrong.” If you find yourself nervous about hosting a dinner party in your space, I encourage you to reframe your approach. Consider hosting an opportunity to flex your creative muscles and be with people you love.
Read moreAs Christians, we know God has called us to reflect Him to the world and to each other in love, kindness, strength, peace, and so forth. We could say, it’s expected. Not that it’s always easy, but for the most part, we understand these expectations.
Read moreAbbott, House deadlocked over school choice, teacher pay Gov. Gregg Abbott and the Texas House are at loggerheads over which will come first – vouchers for parents to pay for private school tuition, or funneling more money to public schools, The Dallas Morning News reported.
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LUBBOCK Brownfield’s Kate Hesse has been the pacesetter for the Lady Cubs’ cross country team since the first practice in August.
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The Brownfield Regional Medical Center’s Board of Directors met Tuesday evening for their regularly scheduled monthly meeting. There were Jim Koulovatos presented the finance report. BRMC is $1.1 million behind last year in revenue.
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LUBBOCK - Wellman-Union cross country coach Josh Bailey put together a plan for the Wildcats.
Read moreThe USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Texas announced fiscal year (FY) 2024 financial assistance opportunities for agricultural producers and landowners through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). While NRCS accepts conservation program applications year-round, producers and landowners should apply by Nov. 8, 2023, to be considered for FY 2024 funding.
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The Brownfield High School and Middle School special education departments had the opportunity to represent the Cubs and Lady Cubs in Lubbock at Cooper High School’s Field Day onTuesday. Lubbock Cooper’s certified Adapted Physical Educator, Jeff Key, coordinated the entire event and its activities. 21 Olympic athletes traveled to the field day to participate in different activities that included throwing footballs, kicking soccer balls, playing baseball and several other field day events. The students were assigned to different stations, received a map and had a set amount of time at their stations before rotating to a new one. The field day concluded with a massive dance-off alongside cheerleaders.
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