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June 21, 1788: The United States Constitution was ratified - Once New Hampshire becomes the ninth and last necessary state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, it made the U.S. Constitution the law of the land, which is still used today.
Read moreAnimal Control would like to extend their sympathies to everyone affected by the storm on Wednesday night. If you lost your home or suffered damage and need help feeding, or securing your pets while making repairs to fencing or outdoor kennels, please call 637-2511 and leave a message. Our ACOs are ready to help! They will distribute food from the Pet Pantry, and have a limited supply of wire crates they are willing to loan out. They will try to help however they can! We, the volunteers of FBAS also extend our sympathies. You are not alone! There is help available. Just reach out!
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The Brownfield ISD Board of Trustees met on Monday night to discuss and take action on a short agenda. After the invocation, pledges, and reading of the minutes the board went into the main section of the agenda.
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Ministry and lawn care can go hand in hand if a person is willing to do so. Just ask Christopher, 13; Ellie, 10; Jackson, 9 and Katie, 7 of Meadow. A couple of years ago Amy Breedlove, the mother of the four mentioned, saw a ministry type program on Facebook called Raising Men Lawn Care Service (RMLCS). Founder of RMLCS, Rodney Smith out of Huntsville, Alabama began this program which is designed to promote awareness for the youth of the future. It is a non-profit organization where the young citizens of a town or city can give back to the community. Those that they give back to include veterans, the elderly, the disabled and even single mothers. The kids and teenagers get the chance to offer services such as mowing lawns, shoveling snow, raking leaves and more, free of charge. The youth that work with RMLCS can expect to experience a great sense of achievement while also developing their social skills and lawn care experience.
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The Brownfield Industrial Economic Corporation officially added a new member to their board on Monday. Pam Brock, owner of Oooh La La, a local boutique, officially became a board member replacing outgoing board President Judy Besler. The board’s policies only allow a member to hold a seat for six years, or two three-year consecutive terms. Besler, who took the helm of president last year was awarded an appreciation plaque for her dedication and support of BIDCorp. “I want to say thank you to the board and the city for the confidence that you have had in me. These past six years has been great and I hope that BIDCorp continues to stay strong” said Besler.
Read moreA.W. Tozer is quoted as saying something that makes me think of fathers. He said, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing to us.” Obviously, my answer to this (as I already pointed out) is the word Father. That’s what comes to mind for me when I think of God.
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