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Read moreJFerg Roofing held a “Hail No Happy Hour” Friday night at Whitehouse Parker
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Read moreWith Halloween less than a week away, it’s time to pack in the final Spooky Season watches before welcoming Holiday Movie Season. Aside from rewatching old favorites and classics, streaming services have released a wealth of original horror content, from movies to series. Here’s a selection of some of the best new horror offerings to binge through the end of October (and beyond, because remember, it’s always Spooky Season if you really want it to be).
Read moreDo you have things in your life that were once exciting that now feel like a chore? Maybe it’s your job, or your studies, or (God forbid) your marriage.
Read moreWith the demolition of the old Brownfield Middle School at 1001 East Broadway imminent, the City Council pondered how to take care of its cost at their meeting on Thursday, October 20, 2022. The Brownfield ISD presented information about the removal and disposal of rubble when the building comes down.
Read moreBrownfield children will get an extra chance to say “Trick or Treat!” in a safe daylight environment on Friday, October 28, when the Courthouse Square hosts the Trick or Treat Festival. The event will run from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Read moreOur Promise Youth Academy Board President Scott Jackson and acting Executive Director Ann Sims said the organization is actively recruiting board members. The nonprofit, which began as a Boys and Girls Club, now serves children between the ages of six and 13 and provides a safe place to do homework or study. The facility is staffed to manage 50 to 100 children for inexpensive after-school and summer programs that offer sports, cooking classes, crafts and more.
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