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An Infinity Q23 SUV had a small engine fire that the Fire Department was able to extinguish at the Stripes parking lot on Seagraves Road. Firefighters were able to extinguish the fire, keeping visible damage to just the engine, a few melted plastic parts, and the inside of the hood.
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The Terry County Cemetery Association met Monday night at the courthouse to discuss the June and second quarter report, with any other additional business. The association met Monday at the jury room in the courthouse.
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Erratic weather dealt Texas vineyards a difficult growing season as the industry continues to recover from pandemic-related setbacks, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Michael Cook, AgriLife Extension viticulturist, Denton, said much of 2020 put financial stress on destination wineries and vineyards that relied heavily on visitors, dining and events like weddings.
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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A 2014 Chevy sedan collided with two signs on South 1st Street, Friday at 6:17 p.m. Brownfield Police and EMS were at the scene. A passenger, who was six months pregnant, was transported to the hospital as a precaution.
Read moreAfter not being able to hold its annual health fair last year, Arnold Community Educational Services (ACES) is set to host the health fair on Saturday. The health fair will begin at 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and has 20 vendors participating on the west side of the square at South 6th street. ACES. will also be serving food and drinks at the event. Mary Jane Jackson spoke on the return of the fair and what they hope to accomplish.
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After 41 years of teaching Eddie Nicholson, affectionately known as Mr. Nic, retired from Brownfield ISD at the end of the school year. Unfortunately, Mr. Nic’s retirement during COVID did not allow him to receive a proper send-off but members from the community decided to surprise him with a drive-by send-off Saturday morning.
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