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Commissioners Reinstate Burn Ban
At today’s meeting of the Brown County Commissioners Court, approval was given to the reinstatement of a burn ban in Brown County. The burn ban has been off for a couple of months following heavy rains in
American Legion Eagle Scout of the Year applications being accepted
We are at that time of year that we should be communicating with the local Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America) Councils to determine if any have Eagle Scouts who would be interested in applying for
Richland Springs seeks 10th state title, and to prevent a Jayton repeat
The Richland Springs Coyotes’ bid to extend their record of six-man state championships to 10 takes them to AT&T Stadium in Arlington Wednesday, where the reigning Class A Division II state champion Jayton Jaybirds await in the
SIDELINE SCENES: Brownwood at Burnet
This week’s additional photo gallery spotlights candid scenes from the sidelines – the Mighty Maroon Marching Band, BHS Cheerleaders, Lionettes, Lion Crew, etc. – from the Brownwood Lions football game the night before.
Ezra Fest donates $10,000 to San Saba flood victims
The Ezra Fest Facebook page posted the following Friday: This morning we were honored to present a cashiers check to the long-term recovery group in San Saba Flood victims for $10,062. All of YOU made this possible!
THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE: False Narratives Surrounding Government Shutdown
The U.S. Federal Government has now been shut down for weeks, with 12 failed votes to reopen and pass a Congressional budget. Both Republican and Democrat politicians have taken to the news, pointing blame for the shutdown
Court Records 10/24/25
The following cases were filed in the Brown County Clerk’s office from October 17 through October 23: King, Collin Travis, Appeal – City of Early – Possession of Drug Paraphernalia King, Collin Travis, Appeal – City of
Dr. Loyd Allen emphasizes importance of spiritual formation at HPU’s inaugural Dr. James Shields Speaker Series
Dr. Loyd Allen, retired professor of church history and spiritual formation at Mercer University, presented three lectures on spiritual formation during the inaugural Dr. James Shields Speaker Series at Howard Payne University on October 21 and 22.
Brown County 4-H News: Oct. 24
October 2025 October 25th– Sheep/Goat Validation October 29th– Cen-Tex 4-H club meeting
UNDER THE STETSON: Step out of the boat
Peter was doing the unthinkable. He was walking on water! With every step he took, he got closer and closer to his goal. His whole life at that time revolved around Jesus of Nazareth. He wanted to
PHOTOS: JV, Freshman Lions defeat Burnet
Hutton Malone (7) rushes for a 91-yard touchdown in the JV’s 42-7 victory, while the Freshman Maroon Lions added a 27-6 victory Thursday night, with nearly 50 images included from Gordon Wood Stadium. The Freshman White Lions
Sweet Tips for a Safe Halloween
How can I have fun this Halloween while staying safe? What are some things I can do with my family to celebrate Halloween? 2020 has been a difficult year. We have had to adapt over and over
Brown County Sheriff’s Office Report: Oct. 23
The following information was provided by the Brown County Sheriff’s Office: On Tuesday, October 21, 2025, at approximately 0137 hours, I, Sergeant Francisco Valencia with the Brown County Sheriff’s Office, assisted Brown Count Deputy Sheriff Thomas Beloat
Contractor Vendor Fair slated for Nov. 6 at Brownwood Event Center
Looking to start a project, upgrade your home, or just get inspired? Brownwood’s first annual Contractor Vendor Fair will take place Thursday, Nov. 6 from 5 to 7:30 at the Brownwood Event Center. Admission is free and
Cactus Jacks capture HPU fall baseball series title with sweep of Thunderbuddies
Story by Dalen Jensen The Cactus Jacks closed out Howard Payne University baseball’s fall schedule with a statement, sweeping the Thunderbuddies 2–0 to capture this year’s Blue vs. Gold World Series at Don Shepard Park. The Blue