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Brown County 4-H News: Dec. 23
December 2025 December 23rd– Extension Office Closing at Noon December 24th-26th- Office closed for Christmas

Lady Lions soccer looks to build on last year’s district title with deeper postseason run
Coming off the best record in program history at 18-5-1 and a share of the District 5-4A championship, the Brownwood Lady Lions are aiming for a deeper postseason run in 2026 despite the loss of nine seniors

LETTERS TO SANTA: Northwest Elementary
The BrownwoodNews.com annual holiday tradition continues as Brown County students share their Christmas wishes with Santa Claus:

Zephyr boys improve to 11-4 with 53-32 victory over Hico
The Zephyr Bulldogs on Monday improved to 11-4 on the season Monday with a 53-32 victory over Hico. Zephyr led 9-8 after one quarter, 26-18 at halftime, and 37-27 through three periods. Leading the way for the

WEEK 5 GRIDIRON REWIND: May, Blanket, Santa Anna, Cross Plains, San Saba tally wins
May 68, Iredell 13 MAY – The Class A Division I No. 3 May Tigers collected a third straight victory for homecoming, rolling past the Iredell Dragons, 68-13, Friday night. May (4-1) received the following standout performances:

Lady Lions place fourth, Lions finish ninth at cross country regional preview
LUBBOCK – The Brownwood Lady Lions and Lions cross country teams competed at the Lubbock ISD Invitational Saturday, which serves as the regional preview meet at Mae Simmons Park. The Lady Lions placed fourth in Class 4A

Zephyr volleyball opens district with five-set road triumph over Rochelle
ROCHELLE – The Zephyr Lady Bulldogs came from behind to defeat Rochelle in five sets, 25-19, 12-25, 21-25, 25-21, 15-13, in the District 15-A volleyball opener Saturday. Zephyr is back in action at 7 p.m. Tuesday when

Lady Horns rally past Tolar in five sets for third straight district win
EARLY – The Early Lady Horns chalked up their third consecutive District 8-3A volleyball victory Saturday morning, rallying past Tolar in five sets. The Lady Horns dropped the first two sets, 25-15 and 25-17, but rebounded with

Lady Lions volleyball drops first district home match to Brock
The Brownwood Lady Lions’ search for their first District 6-4A volleyball victory continues after falling in straight sets at home to the Brock Lady Eagles, 25-13, 25-7, 25-18, Saturday morning at Warren Gym. “We came out really

Bangs stretches win streak to three games with 56-0 shutout of Colorado City
COLORADO CITY – The Bangs Dragons will carry a three-game win streak into the District 5-2A Division I opener in two weeks thanks to a second consecutive shutout in a 56-0 road victory over the Colorado City

Pfluger Fly-By: Sept. 26, 2025
September 26, 2025 Friend, Welcome back to the Pfluger Fly-By, a roundup of events and updates to keep you informed about everything I’m doing week by week to represent you in Congress. It was an exciting week

Lions overcome four turnovers, control second half in 20-10 homecoming win over China Spring
Four first-half turnovers prevented the Brownwood Lions from owning a halftime advantage, but a dominant defensive effort throughout, particularly in the second half, fueled a 20-10 homecoming victory over the China Spring Cougars Friday night at Gordon

Comanche spoils Early’s homecoming, prolongs drought, 34-7
EARLY – The Early Longhorns’ first home game since opening night wasn’t the joyous occasion they had hoped for, as the Comanche Indians dished out a fourth straight loss, and collected their third win in a row

SIDELINE SCENES: Brownwood vs. China Spring
Homecoming Royalty, the Homecoming Court, Homecoming Mums and more in this week’s additional photo gallery that spotlights candid scenes from the sidelines – the Mighty Maroon Marching Band, BHS Cheerleaders, Lionettes, Lion Crew, etc. – from the

Lady Lions receive 2025 track and field state championship rings
During Friday’s homecoming pep rally, the members of the 2025 Brownwood Lady Lions Class 4A track and field state championship team were presented their state championship rings. Present at the pep rally were current students Kaya Phillips,