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First, I want to commend our students, staff, and administration for the awesome work put in to ensure everyone’s safety in these crazy times.
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I attended Brownfield ISD from kindergarten through graduation in 2008. Caring teachers and staff taught me invaluable lessons that contributed to my development as a professional.
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When the residents of Brownfield, Meadow, and Wellman awoke on Sunday morning it was to the sight of snow. According to the National Weather Service Brownfield and surrounding areas had four to eight inches of snowfall. The areas with the most snowfall Sunday morning were Denver City with a total of 11 inches and Post with nine inches. Temperatures reached a high of 31.8 degrees and a low of 15.3 degrees with a .5 inch of total rain accord to West Texas Mesonet.
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The 2021 Terry County livestock show is set to begin tomorrow (Thursday) where it will kick off with the lamb and goat show at 5 p.m. On Friday the gilt show will begin at 9 a.m. and the barrow show will follow, and Saturday the steer show begins at 9 a.m. The stock show will be held at the Terry County Show Barn, there is no admission price for those who want to attend according to Terry County Livestock Association representative Candy Cudd. This year will be different with COVID-19 guidelines being implemented to ensure the safety of all the participants.
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(StatePoint) 2020 was a particularly stressful year -- but filing its taxes doesn’t need to be. With the following tips, you can stay organized and cool-headed throughout the process.
Read moreThe United States Postal Service has raised mailing rates, effective Jan. 24, by 1.8 percent for first-class mail and 1.5 percent for other categories. However, there is no increase in the price of the First-Class Mail Forever stamp; it remains at 55 cents. The 1-ounce flat rate also stays at its current price of $1.
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- January 15, 2021- Deadline to report Small Grains and Grape acreage for the 2021 crop year.
Read moreFFA and 4H members from throughout Terry County will be hoping to secure a ribbon or title in the area’s yearly stock show this month. They have worked endlessly grooming and training their animals, under the guidance of their club sponsors, and are now ready to put their projects to the test. There is much known about the exhibitors, sponsors, and even the breeds of animals. Few, however, know the history of the two major organizations that make it possible for students interested in livestock to compete at this level.
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