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Judge J.D. Wagner recently announced signs would be placed on the doors of the Terry County Courthouse stating face masks would be recommeded.
Read moreAs students and parents get ready for the 2021-2022 school year, they received help from the annual Back-to-School Bash sponsored by Terry County Christian Association with South Plains Community Action Association and Terry County’s Back to School Committee. The event was held at Coleman Park where parents were able to receive the basic school supplies for their children and information from 24 other vendors. This was the 13th year the event has been held, and the first year they offered parents a chance to get their children ages 12-18 the first dose of the COVID vaccine at no charge. Families could fill out an application beginning July 12 through August 1, or the day of the event.
Read moreIt was the season home opener for the Brownfield volleyball team on Tuesday, August 10, as the team looks to make another run to the Regional Quarterfinals and a possible visit to the state tournament. To start the season the Lady Cubs went up against TAPPS District 1-2A Kingdom Prep Academy, in what turned into a five-set thriller for the Lady Cubs and their fans in attendance. The Lady Cubs found themselves trailing Kingdom Prep twice before pulling out a late comeback in the fifth set for a 3-2 win.
Read moreThe Brownfield tennis team hosted Fort Stockton and Monahans in its first of four doubleheaders for the fall season. The Lady Cubs and Cubs faced off against their two opponents on a day with a high of 97 degrees and with little to no clouds. The matches saw the teams face off in some close battles in both singles and doubles that not only dealt with the normal level of play for varsity matches but also the endurance needed to play in the heat. In these types of conditions, the matches were determined by which player could control the flow and force their opponent to chase the ball.
Read moreThe Brownfield Rotary District 5730 held a meeting on Thursday, August 12, at Platinum H Steakhouse. The meeting saw outgoing President Tom Hesse welcome incoming President Eddie Olivas. The rotary members also voted to keep the remaining officers in place. From left to right: Linda Hesse, secretary, Amy Cole, president-elect, Eddie Olivas, president, Ricky Dill, treasurer, Phelps Blume, governor-elect, and Tom Hesse, outgoing president.
Read moreThe Brownfield Chamber of Commerce held an After 5 Mixer at Antima Cellars. The event allowed members of the community to socialize and network with each other as well as enjoy a glass of wine.
Read moreDonnie Ray Wade, 80, of Brownfield went to be with the Lord August 11, 2021 in Lubbock. He was born on March 9, 1941 in Spur to Lee and Jessie Rutledge Wade. Donnie graduated from Levelland High School and then went on to get his bachelor’s from Texas Tech in accounting. He worked as a comptroller for Goodpasture’s for most of his working career. He married Nancy Ross on August 29, 1992 in Brownfield. He was a member of the Brownfield First Baptist Church, served on the board for Brownfield Regional Medical Center, volunteered for Meals on Wheels and Hospice of Lubbock and was a Big Brother. Donnie was a big supporter of Texas Tech, the American Heart Association, and the Susan G. Komen foundation. He is preceded in death by his parents, and four siblings. Donnie was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. His grandchildren and great grandchildren were the joy of his life. He is survived by his wife, Nancy Wade; seven children, Scott Wade and wife, Kami, of Levelland, Jana Royal and husband, Barry, of Levelland, Michael Ross and wife, Sheralyn, of Nogal, NM, Jana Daniel and husband, Loy, of Brownfield, Jeff Ross and wife, Carol, of Lubbock, Mark Ross and partner, Liz Elmquist, of Austin, Joel Ross and wife, Shirlene, of New Braunfels; 17 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; and a sister, Opal Tugwell and husband, Don, of Levelland. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the First Baptist Church Brownfield and Kendrick Memorial Library. A private Celebration of Life was held by the family.
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