Lady Lions soccer
These photos by Steve Nash are from the Brownwood Lady Lions soccer game with Marble Falls Tuesday night at Gordon Wood Stadium .
January 2023
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Cowboys’ defense rebooting for Bucs’ game
FRISCO (AP) — Safety Jayron Kearse was more than happy to reflect on a late-season blip from the Dallas defense when the regular season was still going on. Now that the playoffs have arrived, it’s a hard turn to 2023 for the Cowboys in Kearse’s mind.
Three-peat? Georgia has chance to make football history
Kirby Smart has spent the past 16 years coaching at the top two powerhouses of this era in college football, so he already knew the question on everybody’s mind the morning after his Georgia Bulldogs won their second straight College Football Playoff championship game.
TCU’s playoff run came at perfect time for Big 12
LOS ANGELES (AP) — TCU’s unlikely run to the College Football Playoff championship came at a most fortuitous time for the Big 12. “If you think about where this conference was 18 months ago, and the uncertainty and the lack of stability and you fast forward to today, it’s a game changer for us,” Commissioner Brett Yormark told AP at Saturday’s CFP media day.
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HPU, ISDs establish acceptance program
Howard Payne University and representatives of the seven independent school districts in Brown County recently announced the launch of a partnership to provide automatic acceptance to the university for high-achieving students from high schools in the area. Participating ISDs are those of Bangs, Blanket, Brookesmith, Brownwood, Early, May and Zephyr.
Father of three daughters would like to try for a son
DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married for 17 years and have three wonderful daughters, ages 13, 10 and 5. Lately, I’ve felt like I’m the odd man out in a girls-only club. I wish I had a son I could share my interests with. I’d love to have someone I could take fishing, teach about classic cars and play football and baseball with. I have tried introducing those interests to my girls, but they’re not into them.
‘Not a good experience’
Dear Editor: On Tuesday, January 10 I had reason to call 911. It was not a good experience. I saw my golfing partner lying on the cart path where he had fallen from his cart. I didn’t know if he had a heart attack or a stroke or what had happened. He was semi-conscience and bleeding from the back on his head. I called 911. The person who answered began asking a lot of questions that I couldn’t answer. I just told her I needed an ambulance sent to the country club because a man had fallen and was bleeding.