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Brownwood ISD (BISD) Gifted and Talented (GT) students showcased their 2022 projects Monday and Tuesday, April 25 and 26 at the BISD Central Support Center. The 2022 theme laced through the variety of projects, as students displayed research on a wide variety of topics, such as biographies, animals and their environments, proposed inventions, conflict and mediation, and city planning. BISD students in kindergarten through sixth grade participated in research, data collection, and practical application for displaying their ideas. GT students met with parents and visitors, answering questions and presenting their ideas in person to the community. Each student earned the opportunity to receive feedback and share their research while parents and students explored the displays.

Brownwood High School students of the. month for April are: Top row from left, Ta’Ha Lee, Kaden Bessent, Taylor Pinckney, John Perez. Bottom row, Olivia Ringer, Hudson Reagan, Jasmin Lopez, Caleb Modawell. PHOTO PROVIDED

Howard Payne University honored six students for their servant leadership demonstrated on campus and in the community at the annual Servant Leadership Awards Chapel on April 6. Students honored were Katherine Burnside of Lorena; Olivia Catlett of Alleyton; Casey Dufner of

An entire day of arts, crafts and entertainment are scheduled for the Alva, Oklahoma, downtown square Saturday, June 4. The 51st Nescatunga Arts Festival will kick the day off from 9 a.m.

USD 474 is planning a campaign to increase their enrollment through a variety of ways. It is not just a want, but a need. In order to keep the district doors open for Haviland Grade School, more students are needed.