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Oct 12, 2024 - 00:00
Workers repair and replace roads down Tahoka Highway this past week. The road work caused some traffic delays and detours over several days, including the intersection of Lubbock and Tahoka roads.
Local businesses will be closed for the Columbus Day holiday which is Monday (Oct. 12). Banks, City and County offices will be closed for the federal holiday. The mail will not be delivered as well.
Trunk or Treat on the Square will be Oct. 31 from 3-5 p.m. People can invite children in the stores or trunk or treat or set up outside. Those interested can call the Justice of the Peace office at 806-637-4757, and they will put the business on the list.
Sign ups are under way for the annual Christmas Light Parade. Those interested can register at City Hall, 201 W. Broadway, or call 806-637-4547. Deadline is Nov. 18 for vendors and Nov. 29 for entries for the parade.

Sports

LUBBOCK — It was an exceptionally good day for the Brownfield cross country program.
WHITHARRAL — Wellman-Union won the Boy’s team title and Meadow qualified both of its teams at the District 5-1A Cross Country Championships on Tuesday at Whitharral High School.
ANDREWS — Brownfield tennis Coach Rich Hammons was a study in concentration, looking out at two courts where Lady Cubs were competing in key doubles matches against Big Spring. “We just need one of the two,” Hammons said.
Brynlee Morin attempts to block an Odessa Compass kill attempt during the Lady Cubs’ 0-3 loss Tuesday evening. The night was also Pink Out, and a donation was taken to help YWCA.