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The Brownfield boys’ basketball opened the 2020-21 season with a home game against Big Springs, Tuesday night in what was also head coach Zayne McPherson first game as the new head coach.
Read moreThe Meadow girls’ basketball team was on the road Saturday morning and returned home with a 35-27 win over Motley County. The game started slow with Meadow (1-1) jumping out to an early 7-2 lead that it never relinquished. The second quarter saw the Lady Broncos hit a hot streak outscoring their opponent 12-6 to go into the half with a 19-8 lead. After the break, both teams found ways to score with Meadow and Motley County scoring 10-10, but the Lady Broncos led 29-18. Meadow dropped the fourth quarter losing 9-6, but it held on to get its first win of the young season.
Read moreThe Wellman-Union girls’ basketball team played its second game on the road visiting Dimmitt on Saturday morning but falling 67-36.
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The Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) state’s school financial accountability rating system (FIRST), helps guarantee that Texas public schools are held accountable for the quality of their financial management practices and that they improve those practices. This system is designed to encourage Texas public schools to better manage their financial resources to provide the maximum allocation possible for direct instructional purposes.
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The American Legion and Auxiliary of Howard Henson Post 269 continues its annual traditio of thanking local veterans with a free breakfast on Wednesday, but this year due to health safety protocols the event was held at El Palacios on 102 E. Cardwell St.
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Sara Maines is a product of small town living and small school district education. Sara is a graduate of Panhandle High School in Panhandle, TX. After high school, she ventured south to Lubbock to attend Texas Tech University where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Special Education and Early Childhood Education.
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On Wednesday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated in a press release, “The State of Texas is ensuring that our communities hit the hardest by COVID-19 have the resources and support they need to keep people safe and bring hospitalization rates back down. We continue to work closely with local officials in El Paso and Lubbock to meet the needs of each community and mitigate the spread of this virus.”
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