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‘120 Years of Impact’ highlighted at annual Chamber banquet
Story, photos by Steve Nash – Special Contributor to BrownwoodNews.com With a theme of “120 Years of Impact,” the Brownwood Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet Thursday night at the Brownwood Event Center. Stephen Haynes
Court Records 4/2/26
No criminal cases were filed this week in the Brown County Clerk’s office. The following marriage licenses were filed from March 27 through April 1: Christopher Don Eaton and Jennifer Rena Sanders Jon David Temple and Kristen
Nathan Moye named lone finalist for Blanket ISD Superintendent
The following information was shared on the Blanket Tigers & Lady Tigers Facebook page Thursday night: The Blanket ISD Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that Mr. Nathan Moye has been selected as the Lone Finalist
Lady Lions soccer ranked No. 17 in Class 4A in latest TGCA poll
The District 5-4A front-running Brownwood Lady Lions soccer team is ranked No. 17 in Class 4A this week by the Texas Girls Coaches Association, moving up two spots from their debut at No. 19 a week ago.
ROC Black History Spotlight: Charles Cooper
Charles Cooper is a certified Physician Assistant with more than 25 years of clinical experience in internal and family medicine. A graduate of Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, California. Charles “Coop” practices in Brownwood, Texas,
ROC Black History Spotlight: Marisha Stidom
Marisha Stidom is a Brownwood native and has been married to Ronald Stidom for 15 years. She has a seven-year-old grandson named Malakai Thompson. Being born and raised in Brownwood, she loves this city wholeheartedly. Marisha has
ROC Black History Spotlight: Harold Hogan
Harold E. Hogan is a Brownwood native; he graduated from Brownwood High in 1984. He immediately went to work for Central Texas MHMR for 15 years and while working there he attended Tarleton State University. Always having
ROC Black History Spotlight: Renee Carrathus
No stranger to the Brownwood community, Renee Carrathus is a philanthropist, entrepreneur and giver to so many. Renee was born and raised in Brownwood, she is the daughter of Smitty and Jaunita McArthur. She is 1985 graduate
Early receives $200,000 state grant for updated Comprehensive Plan
Story, photo by Steve Nash / Special Contributor to BrownwoodNews.com The City of Early has received a $200,000 state grant from to update to the city’s Comprehensive Plan, which gives a blueprint for projects including infrastructure and
Early Fire Department to order new fire truck
Story, photo by Steve Nash / Special Contributor to BrownwoodNews.com EARLY – The Early Fire Department will begin the process of ordering a new fire truck, at a cost of $998,824, to replace an existing 18-year-old fire
Early Police Department will sponsor cadet through police academy for first time
Story, photo by Steve Nash / Special Contributor to BrownwoodNews.com EARLY — For the first time, the Early Police Department will sponsor a cadet through a police academy — and in return, the newly certified officer will
Class 6A San Angelo Central blanks Lady Lions softball, 10-0
SAN ANGELO – The Brownwood Lady Lions softball team was dealt a third consecutive defeat Tuesday night, falling at Class 6A San Angelo Central by a 10-0 count. After averaging 8.3 runs per game during an eight-game
No. 21 Dodd City ends No. 20 May Lady Tigers’ postseason run, 46-36
AZLE – The No. 20 May Lady Tigers bowed out of the playoffs in the Class A Division I Region III semifinals with a 46-36 loss to No. 21 Dodd City Tuesday night. May (29-8) reached the
Zephyr Bulldogs roll past Abbott, 67-50, for bi-district championship
HICO – The District 25-A champion Zephyr Bulldogs opened their postseason run with a 67-50 victory over the Abbott Panthers Tuesday night in Class A Division I Region IV bi-district playoff action. With the win, Zephyr (27-9)