A heavy storm system is heading our way from New Mexico. Please stay safe, and stay tuned to Willy Weather on Brownfieldonline.com for all the updates.
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BREAKING - Monday afternoon around 4pm a vehicle was reported to have drove through a home on the 700 block of South Lane. First responders arrived quickly to the scene, as a fire was ignited in the home.
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Controversial changes are coming to the United States Border Policy. The change will be monumental and redefine the current state of our southern border. Brownfield News and Brownfieldonline.com are sending reporter Justin Pollock to cover the situation first hand. Title 42 is set to end May 23rd. Title 42 is a public health policy that allowed migrants to be expelled from the country because of Covid 19 health concerns. When that policy is removed migrants will have greater access to the United States. The Department of Homeland Security Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas is expecting as many as 18,000 migrants to cross the southern border per day once the policy is lifted. Please stay tuned to Brownfieldonline.com for outstanding video coverage and articles regarding the situation on the border.
Read moreEvery year, a silent killer threatens more American lives than cigarette smoking and opioid addiction combined. It lurks behind premature deaths attributed to cardiovascular disease, cancer, Covid-19, and obesity.
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Members of Brownfield Middle School and High School band collaborated in one final performace of the school year Thursday night. The Brownfield ISD Band Spectacular was held in the Brownfield Middle School gym and highlighted the talent of all BISD bands to those who attended.
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The Brownfield Kendrick Memorial Library is hosting a special summer reading program, “Oceans of Possibilities” this year. The library is decorated with the theme of ocean adventures. An octopus made with a balloon head and streamers for tentacles hangs from the library ceiling.
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The summer is here, and fun times await. At its regular meeting the City Council proved to be hard at work organizing funds for many new projects, events, and scholarships. “Our revenue is starting to increase now that we’re in the summer months-when we have great utility sales,” said City Manager Jeff Davis.
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Brownfield ISD has seen great success with its FFA program. “We have doubled in numbers this year. At this time last year we had just over 100 student members in FFA. This year we have 224 student members,” said a Brownfield ISD FFA teacher. Students enrolled in the FFA program can compete in leadership development events(LDE’s). Those events “focus on creating situations for members to demonstrate their abilities in public speaking, decision making, interviewing, communication, and their knowledge of agriculture.” Many students received awards for LDE’s at the FFA banquet. Along with LDE’s the Brownfield FFA had a very successful stock show. In market pigs Brownfield FFA won either Breed/Reserve Breed in 5 out of 8 breeds. In market lambs Brownfield won and reserved two breeds. Students work extremely hard everyday feeding and training their show projects. Brownfield FFA members could also compete in career development events (CDE’s). CDE’s focus is on everything from communications to AG mechanics, from livestock to cotton. The FFA banquet was a big success. Many students were awarded. For the full list of award winners and pictures please visit Brownfieldonline.com.
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