BISD Board of Trustees approves teaching staff changes
The Brownfield ISD board met June 18 in regular session approving new hires and promotions. Promotions include Will Hawkins to principal, Kathleen Crooks to vice principal, and replacements at BHS and BISD campuses. New hires cover 4th grade, history athletics, science, pre k, and social studies with multiple years experience noted.
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Dana Kirkland
Brenda Norman
Sp.Ed
Dana Perdue
Leigh Ann Sides
Gaye Scribner
Kendra Hinson
Tammy Wittenburg
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Jaworski updates Brownfield Chamber activities at council
City Council receives briefing on Chamber of Commerce efforts led by Executive Director Justin Jaworski. Topics include a recent Leadership Conference at First Baptist Church, a universal updated membership directory, park revitalization plans, stalled sales of the Brownfield Bank Building and next‑door courthouse project, and upcoming 60th Harvest Festival events. A Citizens Public Safety Review Committee is created with five appointees to review Police Fire and Emergency Management.
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John Fields
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News seeks soldiers actively serving
A local newspaper requests information on Terry County residents serving in the military for a July 4 feature. Families may bring in or email details including address email and a photo. inquiries directed to Russ McKee or LaDonna Click at 806-637-4535.
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Birds and bees in peril from warming and chaos
Lynn Brisendine reports Audubon warns many feathered species on the east coast and Great Lakes areas face extinction risk due to rising temperatures habitat loss and traffic. The piece notes a northeast quail population drop and a bee die-off with a Seminole hive attack sending multiple locals to hospitals.
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Neugebauer’s mobile office visits Brownfield for residents
Neugebauer District Representative Raquel Padilla visited Brownfield on June 21 to hear residents’ concerns on federal issues. Three topics included agriculture education and health care costs. Local officials asked about disaster money timing and farm subsidies while Padilla directed questions to Jimmy Clark and noted state control of financial aid for students.
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Terry County
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Roll Over Breaks Power Pole Near Brownfield
Early Thursday between 4 and 5 am a 2003 Dodge Dakota rolled east on US 380 near Brownfield striking two mailboxes and an electric pole with three transformers. The pickup went into a yard and pond area, landed by a bush, and rested by a pond. The driver was taken to Brownfield Regional Medical Center ER. Lyntegar Electric repaired the outage for about eight hours. Patrol official Wanda Rainey said charges are pending. driver name withheld.
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