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City of Brownfield-Public Payment Assistance Program through Coronavirus relief funds has been started. First come first serve basis, applications at City Hall.
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Read moreThe Perez family would like to take this time to thank the Brownfield Fire Department and EMTs who fought hard to try and help save the life of Rudy Perez. Even though Rudy passed we are so grateful for your efforts. The days leading up to the funeral and the day of the funeral couldn’t have been possible with out the hard work and dedication of the Brownfield Funeral home, St. Anthony Catholic Church and the Brownfield Flower Shop. Our family has received so much love from this community and our family and friends that we would also like to thank you for the food, flowers, help, words of encouragement and prayers during this difficult time. We are so blessed to have each one of you in our lives.
Read morePak Pals is a great organization that makes sure that none of Terry County’s kids have to go hungry over the weekends. This requires a tremendous amount of money to accomplish. If you would like to make a donation to help Pak Pals, you can take your donation to the Terry County Clerk’s Office or contact Bobbye Jo Floyd at 893-5153.
Read moreFormer Brownfield Police Officer Esmerelda Perla Depoyster was arrested Tuesday afternoon August 4 by the Texas Rangers. According to the arrest warrant issued by Terry County Justice of Peace Angie Garza, the offense against Depotsyer was for tampering with or fabricating physical evidence. Depoyster was held overnight in the Terry County Law Enforcement Center and has been released on $5000 bond.
Read moreIn Monday’s Brownfield ISD School Board meeting, the board discussed and approved the “Back to School Plan” (BTSP) for BISD. This is not a typical item on the agenda, however with the COVID-19 virus pandemic every school in the state of Texas has to have a plan in place before students can come back to school.
Read moreOn Thursday at approximately 11:28 a.m., Brownfield Police Dept. Patrol Officer Calderon conducted a traffic stop on US 385 near the Brownfield city limits. Billy Jack Clayton, 36,of New Mexico was driving a 2017 Chevrolet Cruze, he pulled over and gave Calderon his name and license. As Calderon returned to his patrol vehicle to check the information, Clayton fled from the traffic stop. He traveled from Terry County into Lubbock on US 62/82. The TxDPS report stated that as Clayton was driving, he was attempting to throw items out of his vehicle. While in pursuit the Brownfield PD called the Texas Department of Public Safety for assistance.
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