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Wheat acres in Texas were up and facing little to no threat from pests or disease in grazing and grain fields, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service specialists.
Read moreAs a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis and to keep both our employees and customers safe, the Brownfield News has closed its office to the public until future notice.
Read moreWASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has announced that the deadline for filing U.S. income taxes has been moved from April 15 to July 15.
Read moreThe Terry County Heritage Museum at 600 East Cardwell houses many, many reminders of the great history of Terry County. In order to continue to run one of the finest small town museums in the state, your donations are needed. Make donations to the museum in care of Patricia Johnson at Lone Star State Bank.
Read moreAmerican Farm Bureau has released its first assessment of the impact on farmers and ranchers in the wake of the national mitigation efforts to combat COVID-19.
Read moreOf all the lessons to be learned from the COVID-19 crisis that now faces the world, one thing should stand out -- that China should, forever and always, be held accountable for its deliberate cover-up of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, and its devastating consequences on human life across the globe.
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The coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the nation. In Texas it has begun to cause issues that most people would not have ever expected. On Sunday, March 15 the Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath told a group of legislators and public school officials that, “likely looking at large numbers of kids possibly missing the rest of the school year.” Also according to the Houston Chronicle, Morath added “it’s marginally optimistic to believe already-shuttered schools in areas with an outbreak will re-open within the next eight weeks.” If that is the case, that would bring those school districts being shut down until the middle of May, or two to three weeks before the original date for summer break.
Read moreDuring the canvassing of votes from the Texas Primary election it was discovered that Terry County Precinct 3 Commissioner Shorty Martinez had voted in the Republican primary ballot. Martinez is a candidate on the Democrat side of the ballot for the General Election coming up in November.
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