Jennifer Browning

Dallas, Texas, Tyler

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

Whether it's writing and taking pictures about what's happening or sharing my testimony, I love interacting with people and being of service.

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Articles

Fill It for Feinsod

6 days ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

When Virgil Feinsod, beloved Bible teacher at Athens Christian Preparatory Academy, was diagnosed with lymphoma, his response was rooted in faith and gratitude. While his body battles cancer, the spiritual legacy he’s built over decades is coming full circle as the community lifts him in return. On Friday, May 23, friends, students, and supporters will gather at Eastern Hills Church of Christ, 1200 E.
Cities of Log Cabin, Payne Springs earn Purple Heart status

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The City of Log Cabin officially became a Purple Heart City on April 17, following a unanimous vote by the City Council during its regular meeting. The designation was led by Ben Pate, president of Caring for America of Henderson County, an organization that supports veterans and first responders through scholarships, financial assistance, and community events.
Henderson County Investigators earn Polygraph Examiner Certification

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Sheriff Botie Hillhouse (second row, second from left) and Henderson County Crimes Against Children Task Force Investigator Meagan Hogan (center with glasses) recently completed an intensive 10-week training course at the Polygraph Institute. Both graduated as certified Polygraph Examiners last week. They are eager to apply their newly acquired skills and enhance their work in Henderson County.
Athens Churches prepare for Holy Week

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Churches across Athens are preparing a week of services and community activities in observance of Holy Week and Easter continuing through Resurrection Sunday on April 20. The Athens Community of Churches will host its annual Holy Week Services, with a different church hosting each weekday.
Overcoming Adversity: Cassie’s journey

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Cassie Freeman’s life has been marked by immense challenges, but her resilience and commitment to turning things around have led to a powerful story of recovery. Six years sober, Cassie has overcome addiction, homelessness, and countless struggles in her pursuit of a better future for herself and her young son.
CDC Sends More Help to Texas

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The Texas measles outbreak has grown to 561 confirmed cases, with public health officials warning the virus could continue spreading for months. Two children have died and 58 people have been hospitalized since the outbreak began in late January, most of them in West Texas. Gaines County, the center of the outbreak, now accounts for 364 of the state's cases, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
ETGD to benefit local nonprofits

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Early giving is already underway for East Texas Giving Day, an annual fundraising campaign connecting donors with regional nonprofit organizations. The official giving day is Tuesday, April 29. East Texas Giving Day is organized by the East Texas Communities Foundation, which was founded in 1989. The foundation works with individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits to create charitable funds that support a broad spectrum of community needs.
Company’s coming to Athens

2 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

There’s something about the smell of kettle corn in the air and the hum of fiddle strings on the breeze that signals something special in Athens. You can feel it in the way folks linger a little longer on the square, or how conversations shift to weekend plans and which boots they’ll be dusting off for the street dance or rodeo. This time of year, the calendar starts to fill and so does our town.
Gooey and golden: Celebrating Grilled Cheese Day in Athens

2 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

It’s crisp. It’s melty. It’s the unofficial hug between two slices of bread. And while National Grilled Cheese Day technically lands on April 12, we all know the truth…this sandwich deserves a place in your skillet or local restaurant plate any day of the year. Whether you like it buttery and basic or packed with gourmet twists like brisket, apple slices, or pepper jack, the grilled cheese sandwich delivers every time. There’s a reason it’s stayed on the table for so long.
Leadership Athens Class of 2025 graduates

2 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Capping off nine months of learning and leadership, the Leadership Athens Class of 2025 ended their journey with community tours, a keynote address, and a graduation ceremony that honored their commitment to Athens and each other. The program, guided by Athens Chamber of Commerce leaders Jennifer Browning and Monty Ingram, connected local professionals with the people, places, and systems that keep Henderson County moving. kAm~? E96:C 7:?2= 4=2DD 52J[ A2CE:4:A2?ED 3682?