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Sure, it might seem like you just got home from the polls to cast your vote in the last election, but filing already has begun for the May 6 General Elections that will include a host of local races.
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band members Braden Conn-Bass, Aubree Valenzuela-Trumpet, and Ryan Gamez-Trombone performed with the ATSSB Region 16 Jazz Bands on Saturday, January 21st. The performances were held in the Helen Devitt Jones Theatre for the Performing Arts on the campus of South Plains College in Levelland, Texas. The students spent the weekend working with renowned jazz educators leading to the Saturday performance. Brownfield Director of Bands, Will Burks, said that this was a great opportunity for students to experience performing truly American music from the jazz idiom. This experience is made possible because of the efforts of the Association of Texas Small School Bands and their efforts to increase exposure of all areas of music performance to members of small school band programs across the state.
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Terry County saw its first snowfall of the year on Tuesday after a powerful winter storm made its way across the South Plains Monday night.
Read moreDaphne Delay No one wants to be called a fool. By definition, it means there was a lack of forethought or sense or caution. We use the word to describe something unwise. Other words for foolish are absurd, crazy, insane, irrational, ludicrous, mad, silly, stupid, or weak.
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The Brownfield Lady Cubs returned to action Monday night after some time off and got back on track as they defeated the Dimmitt Bobbies 37-33 to get back to .500 in district play. It’s no secret the Brownfield Lady Cubs endure and absolute rough stretch of games as they were without their leader Rhianna Miranda for 3 straight games due to injury. All three games ended up being losses. While Miranda made her return last Tuesday and it did provide a boost to the Lady Cubs it wasn’t enough to overcome the Denver City Fillies. With a 3-4 record in district play and on the verge of being on the outside looking in the Lady Cubs needed to find a way to down the Bobbies Monday night and they did just that.
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The Brownfield Runnin’ Cubs were not able to come home with a victory Monday night as they fell to the Dimmitt Bobcats 53-43. Basketball is always said to be a game of runs and on Monday in the first quarter it was exactly that as Dimmitt started on a 4-0 run, followed by a Brownfield 8-0 run, which was then answered by a 4-0 run to end the first tied at 8. Early in the second quarter it was Jeron Lawrence finding his groove from deep as he had 2 threes for the Runnin’ Cubs, but Dimmitt had an answer each time down the floor. During the second frame Dimmitt would go on a run that saw them knock down some timely threes. Brownfield had opportunities to get some points on the board and respond but were just not able to knockdown the open looks when they had them. Going into the locker room Brownfield trailed 25-19. Coming out of the break, Brownfield was looking for a spark on offense and they go it in this quarter netting 10 points in the first four minutes of the third quarter but were not getting the stops they needed to chip away at the lead. Both schools would exchange buckets till the end of the 3 rd when Brownfield was finally able to string some stops together but now the offense stalled and good looks were hard to come by. The third quarter would come and go, and the 6 point deficit Brownfield faced coming out of the locker room was now 4 as they still trailed 36-32. The fourth quarter was one that was dominated by one side, Dimmitt made the adjustments needed to end the third frame and came out and capitalized off the defensive momentum in the final quarter as the Bobcats held the Runnin’ Cubs to two points for the first six minutes of the final frame and that was exactly what Dimmitt needed to close out the win and protect home court defeating Brownfield 53-43.
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Kayleigh Saldana passing the ball (Krystal Valentin)
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