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Remember a few months ago when Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away and President Donald Trump went ahead and nominated Amy Coney Barrett? Do you remember what I wrote in my column about her nomination? Well, I said, “Elections have consequences.” Just because it was an election year doesn’t mean the president stops being the president. Also, it doesn’t mean the Senate stops doing its job. Elections have consequences.
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After losing the first game of a back to back, the Brownfield boys’ basketball team returned home to face Snyder. The Cubs were coming off an overall bad performance in a 71-38 loss to Hereford and looked to bounce back at home. Brownfield and Snyder needed two extra quarters to determine a winner, with the Cubs holding on for a 59-58 win to snap a two-game losing streak.
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Oak Grove Elementary is a place of excellence where students are engaged in high quality learning, working to achieve their full partnership with parents, students and teachers.
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My name is Zayne McPherson and I am a proud graduate of the Class of 1990 of Brownfield High. I am married to a Brownfield graduate, Courtney McPherson, and we are excited that our two sons, Gage and Hayes, also plan to graduate from here in the next few years. We have lived for the past twenty years in larger cities and have missed the family type atmosphere that small towns create within their community and that is one of the main reasons we were so excited to make this move “home”.
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Each school district in Texas has several different programs to help students achieve and realize their potential, and are required by law to take into account those students who are deemed gifted and talented.
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Have you ever been so thankful that you’ve asked yourself, “What can I give back to God for the blessings He’s poured out on me?”
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President George Washington once acted upon a resolution by the U.S. Federal Congress, naming November 26, 1789 as a day of thanksgiving to God. Other presidents after Washington would also announce days for “national thanksgiving” but it wasn’t until 1863 when President Abraham Lincoln made Thanksgiving Day official.
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Readers share man tales of internet woe
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