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Read moreMONDAY: Chicken strips, mashed potatoes, gravy, French green beans, dessert.
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A fire broke out in a garage in the 1300 block of West Jeter St. No injuries were reported, the Brownfield Fire and Rescue, Brownfield PD and the Brownfield Electric Dept. were on scene to assist.
Read moreHere in Texas, we are some of the most independent people in the U.S.! I mean really, we won our own independence. At the same time we have some strange and quirky things. We don’t deny, we embrace it! Here is a list of 10 things we’re so devoted to in the Lone Star State. It’s borderline crazy, however why change it?
Read moreThe terrible reach of the Covid 19 (Coronavirus) has not only exposed its potentially lethal embrace to vulnerable populations all over the world, it has also laid bare for all the world to see America’s precarious dependency upon foreign sources for the manufacture of essential raw materials and the dire need to overturn that reliance.
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Just before 10:30 p.m. Saturday, May 2 a call came in to the Brownfield Police Dept. dispatch that there had been a vehicle accident in the 500 block of West Main Street. According to police reports, Carlos Arturo Cayete- Ramirez was traveling west on West Main Street in a 2006 black four door Nissan Titan when he veered to the right and struck the My Little Playhouse Learning Center bus/van in the 500 block of West Main. As the Nissan continued it pushed the bus/van into one of the pillars of the Triple D Winery & Restaurant.
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Brownfield ISD is not only getting a new high school, but a complete overhaul of their technology beginning with the 2020-2021 school year. In a special called Brownfield ISD Board meeting on Tuesday, the trustees met in person for the first time in about two months and learned about the possibility of purchasing new computers, iPads, and etc. for all grade levels. Because of the shut down of all schools in Texas due to the coronavirus, BISD learned during that time that the district needed some major technology upgrades.
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The Brownfield high school baseball and softball squads took to the diamonds on Friday night, May 1 to celebrate the seniors on those teams. With social distancing guidelines in place the baseball and softball teams did not get into any real action due to the coronavirus that halted all UIL sponsored events. The Lady Cubs got to see a tourney, a few non-district and two district games, leaving them with a 1-1 record. The Cubs however only got to see three games and they went 1-2. This has been an unprecedented time for all sports related events across the nation.
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