Latest
Government offices and financial institutions will be closed Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving Day. Emergency Services will operate as normal. The Terry County Courthouse will be closed Thursday and Friday. City Hall will close at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday and will close all day Thursday and Friday. The Kendrick Memorial Library will be closed on Thursday and Friday. The library will be open on Wednesday, but the closing time is subject to change. The Post Office will be closed on Thursday and reopen Friday. Lone Star State Bank will close at noon on Wednesday and Friday, close all day on Thursday and be open until noon on Saturday (Drive Thru Closed) Sundown State Bank will be closed on Thursday and reopen from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday. Brownfield Federal Credit Union will close early on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. They will be closed all day Thursday and reopen Friday from 8:30 to noon (drive-thru only). Ag-Texas Farm Credit Services will be open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday. They will be closed on Thursday and Friday. Brownfield ISD and Wellman- Union ISD will be closed the week of Thanksgiving. Meadow ISD will be closed on the day of Thanksgiving and the following Friday.
Read more
Daylight Saving Time has ended and even though it gets dark earlier that doesn’t mean the farmers head home sooner. One area agriculture organization is asking Lubbock drivers to be careful on the road and watch out for the traffic that comes with harvest season.
Read more
The Brownfield Middle School Band is thrilled to announce the success of two students who have earned coveted spots in the ATSSB Middle School Honor Band. Jasmine Flores (Baritone Saxophone) and Mario Guerrero (Percussion) have demonstrated exceptional dedication, skill, and passion for music, earning them well-deserved recognition.
Read moreThe Brownfield Animal Shelter is currently accepting donations and is in need of the following: Adult dog food, puppy food, cleaning supplies and leashes. Donations can be dropped off at the Police Station or Terry County Vet. Check out the animals available for adoption by calling the PD and setting up an appointment.
Read more
The Brownfield Runnin’ Cubs defeated Lubbock Cooper Liberty Friday night 66-53. Basketball is often referred to as a game of runs and that was on full display Friday night. Coming out of the halftime break Brownfield had a 20-16 lead. They would then go on a 15-4 run to create separation in the 3 rd quarter with a 35-20 lead. However, the Patriots would answer with a run of their own clawing back into the game making the score 36-30 still in favor of the Runnin’ Cubs. Going into the final frame of play Brownfield held a 43-35 lead. They went on a 10-3 run making the score 53-38 and never looked back as they were able to leave Lubbock Cooper with the 66-53 win. “I tried to tell them in the locker room exactly what would happen if them, if they came out like I figured they would….which led to us struggling to score.. second half we came out and played a lot harder, especially early in the third quarter.” Coach McPherson said this about the runs his team went on in the second half which were a huge key to their win “Basically what I told them in the locker room was ‘y’all got to play hard, I know you’re tired. I know you’ve worked hard this week between all the stuff between basketball and the weights, and everything else but you have got to go play hard’ and they did when they came out” Play hard they did do as Brownfield is now 2-1 on the year with an opportunity to notch two more wins under their belt before they head into the Thanksgiving break where they will face Sweetwater, and Snyder.
Read moreNote: This is an updated version of the Capital Highlights column for the week of Nov. 20 - 24, reflecting action by the Texas Legislature. An earlier version was released Friday, Nov. 17, for newspapers with early deadlines this week due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Read moreBryan, TX- The Texas Pecan Growers Association would like to assist Texans in finding farm fresh pecans this season by providing a Trail Map identifying many specialty retail stores selling pecans. Whether you are looking to find a store close to home or during your holiday travels, use the Holiday Pecan Trail Map to find pecans, gifts, and other holiday treats. Don’t forget to stock up on nutrient filled pecans for a year round snack, just be sure to store them in the freezer.
Read more
Brownfield News Copyright © 2024