Mike Lee / Brownwood Bulletin The Brownwood Lions rebounded with two wins Thursday in the Texas Bank Holiday Classic basketball tournament. Also Thursday, the Brownwood… Login to continue reading Login…
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to keep in place the emergency health order the federal government has used for more than two years to quickly turn away migrants, including those seeking asylum, at the southwest border. The latest ruling replaces an order issued by Chief Justice John G. Roberts last week that halted the lifting of the health policy, known as Title 42, which the Biden administration had planned to wind down. Title 42 will remain in place for at least two more months. In its Tuesday order, the high court agreed to hear arguments in February on whether an Arizona-led coalition of 19 states, including Texas, can challenge a lower-court ruling that ordered the Biden administration to lift Title 42.
Dalton Mathis is the pastor of Salt Creek Baptist Church near Early. “Am I on the Good List?” This was the question that I was asked by my four-year-old boy...
Brownwood injured basketball players Ike Hall and Thad Hinds returned to action Wednesday, but that was about the only highlight for the Lions as they opened the Texas Bank Holiday Classic with a 72-45 loss to the Little River Academy Bumblebees.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Asked to consider what previous opponents were similar to Michigan, TCU’s defensive players and coordinator mention Kansas State a lot.
The difference for the Brownwood girls’ basketball team between opening the Texas Bank Holiday Classic with a 46-35 loss Wednesday morning to Fort Worth Lake Country Christian and finishing Day 1 with a 43-28 win over Valley Mills was simple.
Early boys’ basketball coach Eric Davis is making a large player rotation work to the Longhorns’ advantage so far this season. Early used a dozen players and seven scored on Wednesday in its 61-45 win over the Brady Bulldogs in the Longhorns’ opening game of the Texas Bank Holiday Classic basketball tournament at Warren Gym.
Evelyn Beltman, 84, of Nampa, ID, passed away peacefully of heart failure on Tuesday, December 13th. Evelyn is survived by her husband of fifty-one years, Tony Beltman, four children, fifteen grandchildren and spouses, twenty-six great- grandchildren, and is also survived by four siblings. A Funeral service will be held 11:00 AM Wednesday, December 21st at Christ Reformed Church, 12693 Orchard Ave, Nampa Idaho. A viewing will be held prior to the service at 10:00 AM. The luncheon will immediately follow at the church. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts can be sent to Safe Families for Children - Treasure Valley Chapter, c/o Christ Reformed Church, 12693 Orchard Ave, Nampa, ID. WWW.Tcsnw.org/office/boise. read full obituary and express condolences please visit WWW.Zeyerfuneralchapel.com
Todd Bertrand Semple d ied the day a f t e r Christmas at home with his sister Toni Semple and his brother-in-law Rowdy Herrington. He was 69 years old. Over the course of his life he touched many hearts and is sorely missed. For the last thirty years he was a client of Reach, Inc. and loved Bozeman, Montana. He participated in Bozeman’s Special Olympics and skied with Eagle Mount volunteers at Bridger Bowl. Todd loved birds, especially cardinals. He also liked water gun fights and playing Tag, You’re It! He is preceded in death by his older brother Jock Stilwell Semple, his father William Stilwell Semple and his mother Margot DuBose Stevens.