Brownfield Week Preview for Cubs and Local Bands
The Spirit of the Plains band performs during the district competition as the top two Lubbock meet bands advance to regional in Odessa. Brownfield hosts Slaton Friday at Cub Stadium with 1990 gridsters aiming to clinch district winner status. Lady Cubs volleyball claimed the district title last Saturday, and cross country teams head to bi district action in Lubbock and Canyon.
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Brownfield celebrates Court Residential Treatment Center opening
Brownfield community cheers as the Court Residential Treatment Center opens after 18 months of planning. Mary Guetersloh led the effort, with about 20 residents already in care and over 60 jobs to be created if a parallel 600 bed Intermediate Sanction Facility bid is accepted in Austin. The project, in a repurposed lot, marks a notable Brownfield victory.
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Lady Cubs win district title and set bi district date
Brownfield High School varsity volleyball team clinched its first district title by beating Denver City in two games at Cub Gym. Coach Jo Willis leads the 14-11 Lady Cubs toward a bi district match against Vernon, set for 6 p.m. Saturday at Canyon High School gym.
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Lisa Alejandro
Jo Willis
Jenny Harris
Suzanna Gonzales
Emilia Morales
Christina Garcia
Gina Page
Charla Durham
Vernon
Canyon High School
Janna Forbes
Raymond Holguin
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Pricilla Reed
Jennifer Farrar
Regina Vasquez
Angela Riojas
Pat Cruz
Brownfield Cross Country Teams Head To Regional Meet
For the 10th straight year under Daniel Fonseca the Brownfield High School boys advance to Region 1 3A while the girls for a third time join them. Both teams compete at Mae Simmons Park Lubbock with girls at 9 40 and boys at 10. The boys won district with 35 points and the girls placed second with 38 points.
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Red Express Band Wins I Rating at UIL Contest
The Brownfield Middle School Red Express Band earned a I rating in Tuesday’s UIL marching contest held in Lubbock.
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BHS Tennis Hosts Nearby Teams In Two Day Tourney
Brownfield High School will host a Thursday and Friday tennis tournament starting at 4 p.m. with five schools competing including Lamesa Seminole Lubbock Monterey JV and Lubbock Coronado JV. In boys action Seminole and Cooper posted top scores while individual finishers included Joe Mendez and David Blanco with fast times. In girls action Lady Pirates won with Leticia Silva finishing second. Slaton placed third and Seminole fourth. See Runners.page 13.
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Teddy Soliz
Edward Sambrano
Shawn Smith
David Blanco
Gongora
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Dignitaries Dedicate Regional Court Residential Treatment Center
On October 31, 1990 Brownfields officials dedicated the Regional Court Residential Treatment Center with over 200 attendees. District Judge Ray Anderson opened the ceremony at Calvary Baptist Pastor Pat Riley led the invocation. Anderson praised chief probation officer Mary Guetersloh and He for securing the facility and introduced the Community Justice Council including Brownfield, Denver City, and Plains. Mayor Jack Cargill lauded leadership, calling the project Marys Dream and thanking all public officials involved.
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Willis Wins Eighth Week in News Football Contest
Week eight produced the tightest standings yet with six ties for top three, four misses each. Tie breakers decided winners as Ricky Willis predicted Brownfield-Cooper and Miami Texas Tech games closest, missing by 34 points, earning first place and a $15 prize.
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New Terry County Extension Agent Dirk Aaron outlines goals
Dirk Aaron, new Terry Agricultural Extension Agent, discusses his transition from Coryell County and prior roles in Lubbock and Briscoe Counties. He highlights youth programs with 4-H, community belonging, and civic involvement as key priorities while settling in Gatesville and Terry County. Aaron and his wife Cindy have two young sons Colton and Cameron.
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