Man accused of threatening officer with sledgehammer
A Brownwood man was arrested Tuesday on an allegation that he threatened a police officer with a sledgehammer after refusing to extinguish a fire in his back yard, police said
January 2025
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Workshop to address behavioral health needs
The 35th District Court and Center for Life Resources will host a workshop Feb. 27-28 at the Brownwood Event Center to identify ways to help individuals with behavioral health needs in the community.
Lady Lions defend home court, edge Honeybees 37-36
The Brownwood Lady Lions edged the Stephenville Honeybees 37-36 Tuesday night in District 6-4A girls' basketball.
Stephenville extends Lions’ skid with 73-62 decision
The Stephenville Yellow Jackets beat the Brownwood Lions 73-62 on Tuesday in District 6-4A boys' basketball.
Brownwood to make second try for sidewalk grant
Turned down on its first try, the City of Brownwood will make a second try at obtaining a state grant for sidewalks to connect downtown Brownwood with commercial districts on Main and Commerce, the Event Center and Riverside Park.
Brownwood fire truck to have engine rebuild
Steve Nash / Brownwood Bulletin A Brownwood fire truck that has mechanical issues with its engine will undergo an engine rebuild. Brownwood City Council members… Login to continue reading Login…
City gives preliminary OK to close section of Hawkins Street
Brownwood City Council members gave preliminary approval Tuesday to Howard Payne University's request to close a section of Hawkins Street that runs from Second Street to Third Street to allow an HPU construction project.
Brownwood council OKs tax emption for childcares
Brownwood City Council members gave final approval Tuesday to an ordinance that gives a 100 percent property tax exemption to qualifying childcare facilities in Brownwood.
Brownwood city employees recognized following project completion
Tuesday morning's Brownwood City Council meeting began wit the recognition of water department and utility billing employees for the completion of the automated water meter reading system.
Longtime attorney given retirement sendoff in district courtroom
Friends, family and colleagues of Brownwood attorney John Lee Blagg gathered Thursday, Jan. 23 in the 35th Judicial District Courtroom to wish Blagg well as he retires from a 33-year law career.