DATES TO REMEMBER January 18 – Brown County Youth Fair Workday 8am-12pm at the Youth Fair Barns 20 – Extension Office Closed for Martin… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
2024 is now history - another year in the books. Like many previous years, we feel blessed to have been able to grow fresh produce to help feed those in our local area who may struggle to afford it. To be able to accomplish this while doing something you enjoy, plus meeting new friends and getting outdoors in the fresh air, well who can complain about that? Ok, possibly we complain just a bit during the dog days of summer.
The City of Brownwood and TABAT Properties LTC jointly announced on Friday that five new national retail tenants will be opening in Brownwood in 2026
icensed professional counselors Starsha Brown and Misti Till have joined AccelHealth's behavioral health department, AccelHealth announced in a press release.
CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) announced the upcoming Comedy for CASA: A Night of Laughter and Giving event on March 1 at the Pioneer Tap House in Brownwood. This event will raise crucial funds to support CASA’s mission of empowering community volunteers who advocate for the best interests of children in the foster care system across Brown, Comanche, and Mills counties.
To most Texans, the name “Rambo” may mean little, but to Todd Compton it evokes memories from his childhood, when kinfolk spoke of 17th century ancestors who lived in what is now Philadelphia.
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Howard Payne University personnel in several offices will be available on Saturday, Jan. 18, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for any student who may need additional assistance in advance of the spring 2025 semester, which begins on Tuesday, Jan. 21. The following offices will be open as indicated:
The Brownwood Fire Department's Central Fire Station will be getting a new roof after hail damaged the existing roof, causing numerous leaks.
Acting on a provision of the Texas State Legislature, Brownwood City Council members gave preliminary approval Tuesday of a 100 percent exemption of city property taxes for qualifying childcare facilities.