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Lady Lions 4×200 relay places third at Texas Relays, Sparks finishes seventh in pole vault
AUSTIN – The Brownwood Lady Lions 4×200 relay placed third, and Grace Sparks came in seventh in the pole vault Saturday before rainy conditions, a damp track, and the impending District 6-4A meet led to an early
PHOTOS: Great Easter Egg Hunt in Early
Due to recent rains, the egg hunt at the Early Town Center was replaced by an egg giveaway, trick or treat style, at the Early Boardwalk Saturday afternoon. The event was formerly held at Coggin Park in
LUKE CLAYTON: Outdoor Folks Make Friends Fast
Our Seventh Annual Outdoor Ron-de-Voux took place at the Top Rail Cowboy Church in Greenville this past weekend and, as the saying goes, a good time was had by all. The idea for the event started with
Chamber to hold Pathways to Success event Feb. 18
Pathways to Success is coming February 18 | 9AM–3PM at the Brownwood Event Center, and we are actively seeking businesses to host booths for this impactful event!This event connects high school juniors and seniors with business owners
Brownwood High announces January Students of the Month
Brownwood High School (BHS) has announced their January 2026 Students of the Month. BHS is proud of these students and their accomplishments. The following students were recognized: 9th Karson Gober Kaiden Gruber 10th Jose Contreras Delayna Hall
Court Records 1/30/26
No criminal cases were filed this week in the Brown County Clerk’s office. The following marriage licenses were filed from January 23 through January 29: Tait Cole Bowers and Katie Anne Whitehead Jeffrey Dawayne Daniels and Yolanda
HOOPS ROUNDUP: Zephyr boys roll past Mullin, Early girls fall to Comanche
Zephyr Bulldogs 88, Mullin 31 ZEPHYR – The No. 25 Zephyr Bulldogs picked up their second District 25-A boys basketball victory in as many nights, cruising past Mullin, 88-31, Thursday. Zephyr (20-7, 7-0) jumped out to a
Blanket boys knock off Santa Anna, 46-25, in District 21-A basketball
SANTA ANNA – The Blanket Tigers improved to 16-4 on the season and 5-2 in District 21-A boys basketball action with a 46-25 victory at Santa Anna Thursday. Blanket led 14-5 after one quarter, 29-13 at halftime,
May girls, boys remain perfect in district with sweep of Rising Star
No. 22 May Lady Tigers 90, Rising Star 19 MAY – The No. 22 May Lady Tigers achieved multiple individual career landmarks during Thursday night’s 90-19 victory over District 21-A rival Rising Star. Lady Tiger Jordyn Gerhardt
Lions withstand late Mineral Wells charge for first district win, 58-56
MINERAL WELLS – Leading by as many as 11 points in the fourth quarter, the Brownwood Lions’ cushion slipped to one point before head coach Jorden Young’s squad held on for their first District 6-4A victory, 58-56,
No. 8 Lady Lions complete district sweep of Mineral Wells, 51-17
MINERAL WELLS – The No. 8 Brownwood Lady Lions showed no ill effects from their first loss since Dec. 4, and a seven-day weather layoff, as they started the second half of District 6-4A action by sweeping
Brown County 4-H News: Jan. 29
January 2026 January 29th- “Pathways to Mastering Scholarships” Workshop, 5:30pm at Extension Office January 31st- NEW BCYF Workday, 8am at the Youth Fair Barns
‘Learn to live with ugly’ after freeze damage
Property owners and gardeners should practice patience when it comes to the eyesore of freeze-damaged plants, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife expert. Michael Arnold, Ph.D., director of The Gardens at Texas A&M University and professor of landscape horticulture in the Department
Rep. Pfluger shares thoughts on recent actions in Minnesota at Kiwanis Club of Brownwood meeting
U.S. Representative August Pfluger, who represents 20 counties including Brown in District 11, was the guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club of Brownwood luncheon Thursday at the Brownwood Country Club. Most of Pfluger’s comments to those in
East Elementary’s Christi Burks Named Region 15 TEPSAN of the Year
Christi Burks, Principal of East Elementary in Brownwood ISD, has been named the 2026 Region 15 TEPSAN of the Year by the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA). Each year, members from the 20 TEPSA Regions