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Nearly 100 motor vehicle crashes occurred during the three years from 2020 to the end of 2022 at the intersection of U.S. 62 and U.S. 385 South (or Seagraves Road) in Brownfield, which prompted the county sheriff to contact the state about improving the safety of that stretch of highway. “I’ve complained to TXDOT about the entire roadway from the Brownfield city limits to Wellman,” said Terry County Sheriff Timothy Click, who answered some questions via email for the News. “After expressing my concerns, they placed big signs about every five miles from the city limits to Wellman. The signs may catch the attention of a few drivers; but in my opinion, a sign won’t repair a worn and damaged highway.” Click said that in 2020, 20 of the county’s 106 vehicle accidents occurred at the Seagraves Road intersection; in 2021, 25 of the 87 accidents were at that location. Last year, almost half of the 100 vehicular accidents in Terry County were at Seagraves and U.S. 62.
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Robby Caball Thompson left his earthly family to join the Lord and his heavenly family on Jan 8, 2023, in Lubbock TX. He was born Dec 5, 1960, in Jourdanton, Tx to Robert C and Alice Faye Thompson.
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Meadow Student Dylan Paiva recently to the CompTIA IT Fundamentals + exam and passed. Dylan is the first Bronco to become certified in the new IT pathway where students can earn up to three IT industry certifications before they graduate.
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Brownfield Red Skirts - Next meeting will be Tues, Feb. 7th at the Chamber building at noon. Please spread the word. Also, be sure to get tickets for the Annual Chamber Banquet scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 16th @ 7pm at Reddy Vineyards. Tickets are $35 per person.
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After a tough loss Tuesday night in Littlefield, Brownfield needed to get back on track and they did exactly that after defeating Muleshoe 46-36. It was a slow start for both schools as the defenses were stout, both teams had some opportunities to score but were not able to cash in. By the end of the first quarter Brownfield held a 7-6 lead. The second quarter the defenses for both schools remained stout as they both quietly scored 10 points apiece and going into the halftime break Brownfield still led 17-6. Whatever the message was in the locker room from Coach McPherson it was received well as the Runnin Cubs came out on a 12-2 run fueled by aggressive defense. With 2:24 Muleshoe called a timeout to get them back on track and it worked as Muleshoe finished the quarter on a 5-0 run but Brownfield took a 29-22 lead into the final frame. Muleshoe did everything they could to find their way back in to the game but Brownfield never allowed Muleshoe to get themselves back in it. When Brownfield needed an answer in the fourth and they got it from junior guard JoJo Carrillo who had 9 fourth quarter points to keep Brownfield in the drivers seat, and Malik Mason was able to deliver the dagger as he nailed a mid-range jumper with a minute left in the game the final score being 46-36. Brownfield was led in scoring by Carrillo who had 21 points, while both Jeron Lawrence, and Malik Mason chipped in 8. The Runnin Cubs will be back in action Friday night inside “The PIT” as they’ll welcome the Denver City Mustangs. TipOff is set for 7:30 PM, a livestream broadcast of the game can be found on brownfieldcubs.com
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