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Lonestar Cajun Seafood & Steak is coming to the community of Brownfield. The owner of the Lonestar Cajun Seafood & Steak, Lily Pheng, says the restaurant is fully staffed and can’t wait to serve the community of Brownfield. Pheng also said, “ We feel that Brownfield needs another good restaurant. We feel that we are confident to provide all the good food to the community here.” Lonestar Cajun Seafood and Steak is set to open on Friday, July 1.
Read moreThe Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee in late June approved a bill authorizing the U.S. Department of Agriculture to mandate minimum levels of cash trading in cattle markets amid opposition from lawmakers and industry groups.
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Read moreWhen I wrote my first book about righteousness in 2003, my grandmother was 83 years old. Even at that age, I greatly admired her. She was hospitable, beautiful, and in every way reminded me of the Proverbs 31 woman.
Read moreThe 8th Annual Charles Orum Memorial Scholarship Foundation is hosting its Scholarship Fundraiser July 23, 2022. The event will take place at Farmhouse Vineyards Tasting Room 702 Old Lamesa Rd. There will be a reverse drawing for a Kubota donated by Terry County Tractor, Inc. One ticket admits two people into a steak dinner Cash Bar starts at 5:30pm. You can purchase tickets at Terry County Veterinary Hospital.
Read moreThe Brownfield Chamber of Commerce is inviting everyone to attend the 10th Annual Grape Capital of Texas Vineyard and Wine Festival. The Food and Wine Event gets underway at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 29 at the Farmhouse Vineyards - The Armory 101 W. Webb Street in Brownfield.
Read moreThe BRMC meeting kicked off with the swearing in of Chuck Nave. Nave was sworn in as Brownfield Regional Medical Center board member. The main topic of the action agenda was to review the possibility of laboratory renovations in knocking down the west wall of the hospital complex to create more room in the lab.
Read moreFor the first time in seventy years, Lone Star State Bank, formerly First National Bank, will not have a Richardson in charge. Mike Richardson will now step down and turn local operations over to Philip Field.
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