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The Brownfield track and field team competed at the Dimmitt meet on Friday, March 26, the last meet before the district meet in Denver City tomorrow(Thursday). Head coach Taheric Brantley is excited for what his team can do in district as they are peaking at the right time.
Read moreTerry Co. Retired Teachers Association - meets every first Tuesday of the month. Currently meeting through Zoom. For more info please contact Judy Kennedy by email ladycub3@gmail.com
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In 2019 when Brownfield passed the bond to build a new high school and gym, Superintendent Chris Smith said this would be a great way to help not only the students but the community of Brownfield. And he intends to honor that as he has begun the process of organizing a basketball tournament to be played in the new school arena, which should bring in other schools and fans to Brownfield where they will stay in local hotels, eat at local restaurants, and shop at local venues. This was his plan from the moment they got the bond and began construction.
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The Brownfield City Council held an emergency meeting on Thursday, March 25 to discuss the impact Winter Storm Uri had on the city, especially its electricity demand. Uri hit the town and the state from Feb. 12 -19, which brought snow, ice, blackouts, frozen pipes, and even more damages. After the storm, the state’s electrical grid, ERCOT, came under scrutiny for not providing power to the residents and after the storm for the huge amount it charged residents who had power during the storm.
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South Plains Public Health District held a drive thru clinic to administer the second dose of the COVID vaccine to those who received the first one from them. They also offered the first dose of the vaccine. There was a long line that went around the Brownfield Fire and Police Department. South Plains Public Health District offered both the Moderna and Pfizer vaccine.
Read moreThe Meadow ISD had originally planned to meet on Monday, March 22 after Spring Break to decide on what or if any changes would be made to their mask policy. This stems from Gov. Abbott announcing his Executive Order GA-34, where he lifted the mask policy and opened the state to 100 percent.
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