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In a special meeting, the Brownfield City Council came to the decision to not open the Family Aquatic Center this summer. City Manager Jeff Davis, Parks and Recreation Director Scott Jackson, and Water Director James Nix all recommended to the city council to not open the pool this summer and instead, work on getting it fixed for next year. The council voted to close the aquatic center, bring in engineers, and have the pool properly fixed for next year.
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On Tuesday, June 8, Mayor Tom Hesse and city council members went out and did some cleaning around city hall. They used weed whackers to cut down weeds on the sidewalks and cut long blades of grass, and afterwards picked up the trash and placed them in garbage bags.
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On Wednesday, June 9 Brownfield basketball player Gabi Fields was awarded a plaque from the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches as the Class 3A Player of the Year. Fields helped the Lady Cubs in winning the programs first outright District 3-3A championship with a 12-0 record. Her free throws at the end of the game led the Lady Cubs to a close victory over Idalou in the Area Round of playoffs. She helped the Lady Cubs in forcing overtime and defeating Fairfield in the Class 3A state championship game to secure Brownfield’s second girls’ state title.
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Cookers of all shapes and sizes were setting up and starting their fires in Coleman Park Friday afternoon in preparation for the annual Knights of Columbus Cook-off set for this weekend. The yearly contest is garnering a solid reputation among BBQ aficionados such as team Smokin' Dawgs from Orange Grove, Texas pictured above.
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A Cadillac Deville parked outside of a shop on Ranch Road 2066 caught fire Wednesday night around 10:30 p.m. The vehicle fire is currently under investigation according to Fire Cheif Rowe.
Read moreSenior Center menu changes with high temperatures-The Brownfield Senior Center will be serving sandwiches, salads, and other types of food when the temperature is forecast to be 98 degrees and higher. When the temperature is predicted to be lower, then the Senior Center will serve what has been scheduled.
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