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The Terry County Commissioners met Monday morning to discuss many things, but what stood out the most was Eddie Olivas, the chief appraiser for Terry County presenting this year’s certified appraisals of the mineral values, or oil.
Read moreWhat’s the best way to stay cool during this heat wave? Head to the beautiful Brownfield pool! With this heatwave happening a across Texas, The Brownfield News hit the pool to ask people how they are doing in these scorching hot days. The Family Aquatic Center is booming with customers as temperatures rise to the triple digits.
Read moreThree Hobbs men tied to a number of robberies and “other crimes” in recent months were arrested in Brownfield, Texas in March as the result of a traffic stop when they were found with guns, ammo, and drugs.
Read moreThe Brownfield Chamber of Commerce is inviting every- one to attend the 10th Annual Grape Capital of Texas Vine- yard 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. Mix and mingle while enjoying some of the best the area has to offer. You can also dance to the music of Jake Pyeatt. Tickets to this event are $45.
Read more(AUSTIN) — Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar is reminding shoppers they can save money on clothes and school supplies during the state’s sales tax holiday on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 5-7.
Read moreLet me begin by saying, although I’ve never felt called to be in the military, I’m extremely grateful for the men and women who have taken on that responsibility for us all. One thing I know for sure is, I’d be a sad candidate for boot camp! But then again, I’ve learned a few things in the spirit that may have prepared me more than I think.
Read moreThe ACES (Arnold Community Education Services) Health Fair, held last weekend was a complete success. That’s according to Richard Roberts with ACES. He told the Brownfield News, “It feels great to bring this event here to Brownfield every year. Our main objective here is to serve the community. That’s what ACES is about, community service. We just try to do things that the community will enjoy or that would be very beneficial like health. All we want to do here at ACES is to make Brownfield a better place to live. We try to give about a dozen scholarships every year and we also have a lot of educational activities for all ages to come out and enjoy.”
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