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Strong winds on Tuesday blew through town, causing some damage. Seen in the photo above is a tree in front of a home on Broadway that was spilt in half and ultimatley collapsed due to the high winds. According to championtravelor.com April is the windiest month for Brownfield, so more windy days could be in our future.
Read moreBROWNFIELD -- Have you ever wondered who the "Women in Ag" really are? If so, this is your opportunity to engage with women (and a few men) from across the South Plains to learn about a variety of topics ranging from finance to family, to farm, to faith, and to have some fun too! The best thing about the day is the chance to be surrounded by other women who share the same values and experience the unique challenges of working in the field of agriculture.
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We have an update on the ongoing legal issues of Brian Brisendine, the former Bidcorp Director of approximately three years. He has entered a plea agreement in the charge of collecting and trading child pornography.
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Egg prices continue their seasonal upward trend heading into Easter, but a looming threat of avian influenza could exacerbate long-term costs at grocery stores, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.
Read moreNOT EVERYONE TRAPPED BY ALCOHOL IS AN ALCOHOLIC
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Mike and Deadra Dorris would like to announce their daughter, Darrianne Dorris’s graduation from West Texas A&M. She graduated in 2022 with honors and received a bachelor’s in athletic training. After graduating from Brownfield High School as salutatorian in 2018, she went to New Mexico Junior College on a full scholarship for athletic training. She graduated from New Mexico Junior College in 2020 with an Associates in Art with honors and an Associate of Science with honors. After graduation, she will attend Texas Tech to receive her Master’s in athletic training.
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