Black History Month profile: Debbie Deal
Selfless, driven and humble — these are the words that co-workers, friends and family use to describe Debbie Deal.
Steve Nash
Pecan Valley Republican Women to meet Feb. 20
The Pecan Valley Republican Women invites the community to attend this month’s meeting Thursday, February 20, at the Brownwood Country Club. The buffet opens at 5:30 p.m. ($17 cash only) and the program starts at 6 p.m.
Art exhibit announces Family Day
Saturday, February 15, from 10 AM - 2 PM, the Stars of Texas Juried Art Exhibit invites the public to join in Family Day, a free interactive art education and hands-on event, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15.
Brownwood council OKs engineering cost for utility projects
Brownwood City Council members authorized City Manager Emily Crawford Tuesday to sign a contract with eHT engineering to begin design work for utility projects at a cost not to exceed $565,000.
Stars Of Texas Juried Art Exhibit honors top artists
The Stars of Texas Juried Art Exhibit hosted its 27th annual artist reception and awards ceremony Saturday, February, 8.
Black History Month profiles: Ayden Hastings
Funny, energetic and athletic — these are the words people use when they describe Ayden Hastings.
Black History Month profile: Robert Morrison
Robert Morrison was born in Lexington, Texas. Robert and younger brother Levi were reared by and later adopted by their paternal Grandparents, Amos and Ida Morrison, following the death of Robert’s Mother when he was only three years old. Morrison’s grandparents instilled a strong work ethic and even stronger love and fear of the Lord in him.
‘No clear path forward’ for a YMCA facility
A proposal to construct a YMCA facility in Brown County at taxpayer expense has ended without a spade of dirt being turned. Brown County Commissioners… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Brownwood ISD shines Spotlight on teacher, staff
The Brownwood ISD named Sherri Land as its Spotlight teacher for February and Matthew Lowrey as Spotlight staff.
Brownwood Community Garden operations report
January, a time for new beginnings, and that’s especially true here in our community garden. We’ve closed the books on 2024, hopefully learning a few things along the way from both our fellow gardeners as well as from trial and error. We’ve come to realize that when it comes to gardening, the more you learn, the more that’s left to learn. It’s a never ending process filled with both joy and frustration along the way. So we open the book on 2025 as our journey begins.