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Brownfield community and family members learned of the sudden and unexpected death of Libby Phergson on Friday, Sept. 30. She and her mother and sister worked together at a local restaurant, where her mother has been cooking for the past 13 years. Phergson and her sister, Andrea Guzman have been servers at Tencha’s Lunchbox for nearly a decade.
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This year has been nowhere close to normal. Throughout the spring and summer, Texas experienced drought. Some areas remain in drought, and others have seen relief.
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The winter wheat crop is going in the ground, and more acres are expected to be planted this year.
Read morePublic Utility Commission Adopts Expanded Weather Preparation Rules to Further Strengthen Grid Reliability Rules to apply to utilities based on seasonal standards
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Jaelyn Molina was named the 2022 Harvest Queen at the coronation and finale of the 75th Annual Terry County Harvest Festival on Saturday. Her candidacy helped to raise funds for the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce, the Noon Lions Club and toward her college scholarship.
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After a twoweek- long battle with injuries sustained from being struck by an oncoming vehicle in a hit and run accident, Jose “ Joe” Tapia passed away on Oct. 3. Multiple surgeries were performed from the time Tapia was airlifted to University Medical Center in Lubbock on Sept. 18. Despite the severity of his injuries, family members had remained hopeful for a recovery.
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The 75th Annual Terry County Harvest Festival began with the talent show and competition last Thursday with performances by local dance groups and queen candidates. On Friday, the Ghost Dance Band provided a free concert and Brownfield hosted a classic car cruise. On Saturday, the festivities continued in Coleman Park with the car show, games, food, prizes, music and vendor booths.
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