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Primary elections are set for March 1 for Terry County voters, but for those looking to avoid standing in line for an extended period of time, the early voting process begins on Monday, February 14. Terry County Joint Elections Administrator Krystal Valentin said early voting will start on February 14 until February 25, but no voting on February 21 due to a national holiday. Anyone interested in participating can cast their vote at the Elections Office on 507-A West Main.
Read more"Taking flight at dusk. The eagle at Hamilton Park is poised for take-off on a sunny, chilly winter's day in Brownfield."
Read moreBreak out the sweaters and the heavy jackets. Terry County and the surrounding area are in for a serious cold snap this week.
Read moreThe former head of Brownfield’s Economic Development Corporation (BIDCorp) has been released from federal custody. That’s according to federal documents and a report in the Lubbock Avalanche Journal. Brian Brisendine has been placed under house arrest.
Read moreThe regular meeting of the Brownfield City Council is scheduled to begin at 7:30 a.m. in the council chambers at City Hall located at 201 West Broadway Street on Thursday, Feb. 3
Read moreAUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is reminding Texans that freezing rain, ice and snow can pose major hazards to drivers and pedestrians and is urging residents to be careful in such conditions.
Read moreWhen I picked my 9 year old daughter up from school the other day, she asked if she could ride in the front seat with me. She no longer sat in a booster seat so I thought – “Heck, why not?!” I allowed her to ride all over town with me to run a few errands before we headed home and had dinner and finished out our day.
Read moreOn a national level, there just isn’t enough to go around. The American Red Cross says a current national blood shortage is a “crisis” - the worst blood shortage in over a decade. It’s website, Redcross.org, even reads “Calling All Donors” in an effort to reach people and get them to roll up their sleeves.
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