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Peter and Liz Anderson of Brownfield announce the engagement of their daughter Hannah to Daniel Lode of Billings, Montana. Hannah is a 2007 graduate of BHS, Lubbock Christian University, and the Denver Art Institute. She is employed as a graphic designer for Montana Silversmiths. Daniel is self employed. The couple will be married August 1, 2020 in Butte, MT and will make their home in Billings, MT.
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The Terry County Commissioners Court met on Monday to discuss and take action on a few items. After the preliminary items, the court began with item 4 which was to approve a plat of 95 acres is in the northwest quarter of section 112, block T and is to be known as the Hogue Addition to Terry County. This location goes from the corner of Bridges St. and TX HWY 137 and extends northeast. Each plat will range from two acres to five acres. According to Brent Hogue, the primary developer, there will be some roads that have cul de-sacs. The application for plat approval shows that there will be 48 lots within the 95 acres and they will be offered for residential and commercial use. The court unanimously approved the application.
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Addressing racial injustices, I see two major steps.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA ) has issued a cancellation order regarding the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals’ June 3, 2020, vacatur of three dicamba registrations: Xtendimax, Engenia, and FeXapan.
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The Brownfield ISD School Board held a special meeting Thursday to discuss and take action on a couple of items. The main item of business was the allocation of funds for the new high school which resulted from the bond passed in 2019.
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On Wednesday Texas Governor Greg Abbott took to the press stage one more time to let Texans know that the state will be entering into Phase III of reopening the Texas economy.
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Brownfield High School Seniors gathered under Friday Night lights one final time, as the last graduation ceremony for Terry County Seniors concluded Friday evening.
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