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The South Plains Community Action Association

The South Plains Community Action Association, Terry County Christian Association and The Terry County Back to School Committee hosted the 15th annual Terry County Back to School Bash Thursday.

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It’s Seedless Watermelon Time

The sensational seedless watermelon! First discovered by a Dr. Kihara in Japan in 1951, then simplified and made feasible on a large scale by a Mr.Johnson of Munday, Texas in 1984.

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34 new teachers hired by BISD to start the school year

If your kiddo is feeling a little nervous about the start of another school year at Brownfield Independent School District, it’s okay, they’re not alone in greeting 2023-24 in a new place.

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Community Foundation of West Texas Awards Over $25,100 in Teacher Grants

Lubbock, Texas – July 26, 2023 - The Community Foundation of West Texas is pleased to announce the awarding of Mini-Grants for Teachers totaling $25,162.61 to (23) South Plains Area elementary and secondary school teachers for the implementation of innovative classroom projects during the 2023 – 2024 school year. These projects will provide exceptional educational opportunities for more than 5,500 students.

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The 15th Annual Terry County Back to School Bash is Set for Aug. 3

The South Plains Community Action Association, Terry County Christian Association and the Terry County Back to School Committee will host the 15th annual Terry County Back to School Bash. The event will take place at Coleman Park Thursday, August 3rd from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Vander Dussen, Lady Cubs expect to make a run at playoffs

The change was sudden for the Brownfield volleyball team, its coach deciding late in the 2021-2022 academic year to take a position at another school.

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Capital Highlights Week of July 31 - August 4

Wildfire chances increasing across state The risk for wildfires across the state has risen along with the hot and dry conditions, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service.

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