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City Hall and the fire and police departments’ parking lots were seal coated on Thursday, June 10 and Friday, June 11. The workers not only added a new coat of pavement but redid the markings for parking space and handicap parking. After the pavement and markings were finished the workers swept all the dirt off the parking lot.
Read moreThe Commissioner’s Court met Monday morning with a lengthy agenda to get through. The commissioners heard from June Cooper who spoke about East County Road 430, other items on the agenda included soil conservation pricing, the bid for block 4 X Section 67, and the monthly reports.
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Both AccuWeather and the Weather Channel forecast 95 degrees or higher for the next 10 days in Brownfield, with Sunday seeing a high of 104 degrees. With the temperature high many will look to beat the heat any way. Kolbee Jordan is seen with cousins Brody and Brecken Dill enjoying a kiddie pool and cold water to enjoy their summer fun. During this kind of heat, stay cool by finding shade and staying hydrated to avoid a heat stroke when outdoors.
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The Jalene Young Piano Studio held its annual awards recital on Sunday, May 30 at Calvary Baptist Church. Jonah Campa- Peters was awarded the Top Student award at the recital. In the Whitlock Theory Test the top three winners were Kyla Wiebe who won the Gold with a score of 100, Jessie McElwee won Silver with a 98, and Haylee Crutchfield won Bronze with a 93.
Read moreAbbott vows to expand border ‘barrier’
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In a special meeting, the Brownfield City Council came to the decision to not open the Family Aquatic Center this summer. City Manager Jeff Davis, Parks and Recreation Director Scott Jackson, and Water Director James Nix all recommended to the city council to not open the pool this summer and instead, work on getting it fixed for next year. The council voted to close the aquatic center, bring in engineers, and have the pool properly fixed for next year.
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