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Brownfield Red Skirts - Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce. Red Skirts is a women’s organization whose goal is to support the Chamber of Commerce.
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Groundhog Day has come and gone and according to Punxsutawney Phil and our local Prairie Dog Pete there are only two weeks of winter left. For many that is great, however winter can bring much needed moisture. Right now the 2019-2020 winter season has seemed mild compared to the past few years.
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This summer when construction for the new high school begins, Brownfield ISD is planning another project to help the elementary schools. The plan is to consolidate Colonial Heights with Oak Grove on the Oak Grove campus.
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The realignments are in and there were certainly some changes. Monday morning, administrators and coaches from around the South Plains converged on the Region 17 Education Service Center to find out where the University Interscholastic League (UIL) would place them in districts. It was a surprise to some. Brownfield ISD Superintendent Chris Smith said, “This year was a little strange because I saw three different projections for BISD. We were anxious to see who would be in our new district and it ended up being that we are familiar with all of the districts we are with.”
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Local filing continues with six candidates having filed so far. There are 21 open local/municipal seats open within Brownfield, Meadow, Wellman, and Terry County. The open seats include:
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Daphne Delay
Read moreWhen Rush Limbaugh left Sacramento for New York in 1989 to launch his nationally syndicated radio show, he became the voice of a conservative movement that Ronald Reagan had started nearly a decade earlier. Since then, those who have followed in his footsteps consider him the undisputed godfather of the genre. And quite literally, he had single-handedly saved the AM radio band.
Read moreBy Gary Six, State Executive Director in Texas, USDA Farm Service Agency
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