Friday New Hope Clubhouse in Brownwood is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Our doors are open to any adult whose life has been interrupted by mental illness. Come visit us at 2911 Avenue E (Brownwood Community Church) and look for our sign. Call 325-998-8725 or visit our website www.centraltxclubhouse. com for more
Some quotes linger, often for no reason. They may stand alone, bringing up the rear when other thoughts are locked in--safe for the night--in literature’s OK Corral. Yet, they are “ear-catching,” hard to shake when minds are in neutral gear.
DEAR ABBY: Since my divorce, I have started dating again. I was seeing a firefi ghter until I realized he was married with kids. Yes, I was angry with him for hiding the truth from me from the start. Then I started dating another guy I thought was the one for me. I even had him move in with me.
Wednesday Children’s Art Class (ages 5 and up) are held at the Brownwood Art Center 215 Fisk every Tuesday from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Instructor is Claudette West, call 512-940-1713 for information.
Friday Keep Brownwood Beautiful holds their monthly meetings at 5:15 at Adams Street Community Center, 511 E. Adams Street. Everyone is welcome and KBB is always looking for new members. For more info call 325-641-0533. (no meeting in December due to holidays) New Hope Clubhouse in Brownwood is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Our doors are open to any adult whose life has been interrupted by mental illness. Come visit us at 2911 Avenue E (Brownwood Community Church) and look for our sign. Call 325-998-8725 or visit our website www.centraltxclubhouse. com for more information.
Early High School is proud to announce the first set of Student Spotlights for the 2022-2023 school year. The Student Spotlight provides a platform in which the faculty can brag about students and recognize them and the positive influence they have on our school and community. The recognized students are young men and women who embody what it means to be an Early Longhorn. Teachers selected two students from each grade level and included a short quote for why they chose them.
The Great Depression is now remembered by a precious few, and foggily if that. Still, it remains a ready backdrop in conversations when accounts of deprivation abound.