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Virtually all of Texas is now abnormally dry. Comparisons to the bone-dry days of 2011 have begun, and it’s not looking good. In fact, given the scope of the drought and the higher costs of inputs, agricultural losses across the state are likely to top 2011’s record $7.6 billion total.
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Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation (BIDCorp) awarded three grants to different businesses during their regular session on Monday, July 18, 2022 at City Hall.
Read moreThe 8th Annual Charles Orum Memorial Scholarship Foundation is hosting its Scholarship Fundraiser July 23, 2022. The event will take place at Farmhouse Vineyards -THE ARMORY 101 West Webb. There will be a reverse drawing for a Kubota donated by Terry County Tractor, Inc. One ticket admits two people into a steak dinner Cash Bar starts at 5:30pm. You can purchase tickets at Terry County Veterinary Hospital.
Read moreACES Health Fair on the Square is coming to Brownfield this weekend. ACES (Arnold Community Educational Services) is bringing back the fair with a lot of fun things for kids and adults to enjoy. Mary Jane Jackson with ACES said, “there will be a bouncy house for the kiddos, wonderful music and a car show as well. Anyone is welcome to join us for a fun day at the square”.
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Jesus spoke in parables. God spoke through stories. The point was to illustrate a truth. Stories and parables paint a picture of a principle. And as I was reading through Haggai this week, I saw an amazing illustration of our righteousness in Christ.
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The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Sunrise Scrambler was hosted by Lone Star State Bank Tuesday, July 19. Chamber Vice President Eric Horton presented the Business of the Quarter Award to AGTexas Credit Services. Don Hutchings is shown above recieving the award for AGTexas.
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Ryno Recycle is bringing Brownfield a means of building a sustainable future and keeping West Texas beautiful. Ryan Owens told The Brownfield News, “ I’m glad that I am able to bring a service to West Texas communities they have been wanting for a long time, a sustainable future for us and for our kids and being able to repurpose those items rather than letting them sit in some landfill”. Ryno Recycle is the first business to offer recycling in Brownfield. Owens said, “ A lot of the bigger recycling companies usually aren’t willing to work with small communities and that’s what I’m trying to build on. We are bringing Ryno Recycle to Lemesa, Brownfield, Levelland, Wolforth and hopefully Ropesville because small towns should be able to have great services like this.” Ryno Recycle is open for business and ready to making an impact here in Brownfield
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