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At Thursday’s city council meeting, Brownfield Water Supervisor James Nix spoke to the council about voluntarily enacting water conservation measures. He asked the council to enter stage one voluntarily, and by doing this the city can ask the residents to watch their water consumption.
Read moreThe Brownfield Regional Medical Center is preparing to not only open the new extension to the hospital but the bright future it will bring to the area. BRMC Chief Executive Officer Jerry Jasper and Clinic Director Michael Tackitt spoke on what the extension will bring to not only the hospital but patients in the surrounding area, not just Terry County residents. BRMC has begun to take that step forward for what it hopes to establish, with the hiring of a new obstetric and family practice physician, Dr. Kristy Acosta, following the departure of obstetrics, gynecology, and family practice physician Dr. Jennifer Kowalik.
Read moreAt Thursday’s City Council meeting the Brownfield Police Department gave its quarterly review to the council. The quarterly review is based on just the months of January, February, and March. The police quarterly report was based on calls for services and incidents according to Police Chief Tony Serbantez.
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Read moreHB2723, by Representative Meyer creates a new state-wide portal for all Taxpayers to use during the Fall Property Tax Rate setting process
Read morePoultry prices, especially prices for chicken breasts, have skyrocketed due to surging demand, tighter supplies and a transitioning supply chain, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.
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