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Levelland - The Brownfield Cubs struggled in a loss to Levelland 9-5 Thursday. The Cubs came out slow in the first couple of innings while Levelland came out swinging.
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Read moreNotice is hereby given that a regular meeting of the abovenamed Commissioners Court will be held on the 28th of February at 9:00 a.m. at the Terry County Courthouse 500 W. Main, Rm 4B at which time the following subjects will be discussed.
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The Brownfield Lady Cubs powerlifting team had 10 lifters qualify for the Regional Meet at Shamrock High School on Saturday, March 5. Head Coach Jacob Perez and his assistant Coach Ruiz congratulated the girls for qualifying. See POWERLIFTING
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On Monday, Brownfield ISD had a 2022 Ford F-350 Ag truck stolen at the hotel in San Antonio during the stock show. The truck was recovered by the Dimmit County Sheriff 's Office on Tuesday morning after attempting to make a routine traffic stop, followed by a pursuit which ended on Farm to Market Road 65. The Sheriff 's Deputies apprehend two of the 15 suspects in the vehicle. Superintendent Chris Smith spoke on the situation of the vehicle.
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The Parks Board of the City of Brownfield held its second ever meeting and first since 2016 on Tuesday, February 15. Cat Gonzalez, chairman of the board, opened the meeting when he had a quorum present with Scott Jack son, Justin Hesse, and Kelly Burris. The only member missing was Vice-Chairman Aarrhon Flores. The board met to discuss the cosmetic updates to the pool and the slides, the Brownfield Sports Complex facilities utilization agreement with Terry County Youth Sports, use of the facilities for private softball and/or baseball tournaments and single game usage policies, regulations, and contract, and the expansion of Coleman RV Park.
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For the past two weeks the Parks and Recreation and Street employees have been working on cleaning up the tension basin located in-between East Lake Street and Grace Street. Parks and Recreation Director Scott Jackson spoke on how the project came to pass. “The deal was the park of the tension basin had been overgrown for several years. We had been looking at that to do some clean up anyways,” he said. “We had an opportunity when things were slow, we took the opportunity to go down there with some machinery, chainsaws to cut all that back so you can travel through there and not feel like someone is going to jump out the bushes and kill you. We also cleaned up a bunch of the garbage and trash that washed down into the tension basin, which had been there for years. We constructed that bridge not for ascetics but for safety. Now that it is cleaned up there will be people once they find out it has been cleaned up traveling through there. So we wanted to make sure they had a safe place to travel over that 15 foot ravine that is there. That is why we did that.”
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