The topic of Brownwood City Manager Emily Crawford's upcoming resignation was near the bottom of Tuesday's city council agenda, but Mayor Stephen Haynes commented on Crawford's June 6 departure near the top of the meeting.
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When I introduced this weekly column more than 22 years ago, my stated goal was to provide amusement--even if corny and outdated--largely for readers dealing with bodily wrinkles, waistlines, aches, breaks, bends and assorted other groans associated with later life. Sometimes I’ve tried to make lemonade when negative topics tempted.
The City of Brownwood announced the new music lineup for the second annual Feels Like Home Festival returning Saturday, October 4 to the Brownwood Event Center in Brownwood.
“The man called his wife’s name Eve, because she was the mother of all living” (Genesis 3:20).
Howard Payne University is offering the Organization Matching Scholarship for full-time or part-time students enrolled in any of HPU’s graduate programs. HPU will match gifts up to $2,000 per student per academic year from participating organizations.
Howard Payne University recently received a gift of $25,000 in scholarship funds from TexasBank through the James and Dorothy Doss Foundation. The contribution was provided as a part of the Doss Foundation, TexasBank Scholars – Heart of Texas Scholarship Fund, which was established to help area students attend HPU.
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DATES TO REMEMBER
May 12 – Registration Due for District 7 Leadership Lab
15 – Record Book Category Due to Extension Office
26 – Extension Office Closed for Memorial Day
Texas has more horses than any other state in the nation, according to Texas Farm Bureau. They say Texas 4 times as many horses as Kentucky. Summer is close. Many horse related activities are beginning in our area. Now is a good time to update your horse vaccinations if you haven’t already done so. Vaccinations are a vital part of health maintenance for your horse. They provide an active immunity to protect the horse against diseases they are intended for. Giving vaccinations does not keep your horse from getting a disease, but it gives your horse’s immune system a head starts in fighting off the disease which usually results in less symptoms, if any at all. It is recommended to vaccinate your horse before you are showing/rodeoing or co-mingling with other outside horses.