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

Straw Hat Rentals celebrates 5 years

2 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Straw Hat Rentals, located on Highway 31 between Athens and Malakoff, drew a strong crowd, including Malakoff Mayor Nicole Mason-Driver, Athens Chamber representatives, and loyal supporters, to celebrate the company’s five-year anniversary during a “Cheers with the Chamber” after-hours event. Guests enjoyed catered bites from The Cherry Laurel, featuring mini sandwiches, charcuterie, and desserts with refreshments from Maddy’s Mobile Bar. kAm~H?65 3J y@9?
Commissioners Court highlights public safety, fiscal updates

3 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The Henderson County Commissioners Court convened for its regular session Tuesday morning, addressing a range of matters including road safety ordinances, elder abuse prevention, and county financial updates. Following public comment and court announcements, commissioners officially proclaimed June 2025 as Elder Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month, reaffirming the county’s commitment to protecting vulnerable senior citizens through advocacy and public awareness. kAmx?
Air Show returning on July 4

3 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The skies over East Texas are about to roar again with the return of the Thunder Over East Texas Air Show, set for July 4 at the Athens Municipal Airport. Following a successful debut last year, organizers promise an even larger lineup of aircraft, aerial performances, and patriotic celebration, all while raising critical funds for local veterans.
HCSO responds to over 2,100 calls in May

3 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The Henderson County Sheriff's Office remained busy in May, responding to a total of 2,156 calls for service across a wide range of incidents. The department handled everything from animal complaints to felony arrests, continuing its commitment to public safety and community support. Animal-related issues topped the list, with 288 animal complaints and 52 dogs or cats impounded by Animal Control.
Tune in for AARC Public Field Day

3 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The Athens Amateur Radio Club will host its annual Field Day event on Saturday, June 28, at Eastern Hills Church of Christ in Athens, offering a hands-on look at ham radio communications and emergency preparedness. Field Day, sponsored nationally by the American Radio Relay League, is a long-running event that challenges amateur radio operators to make contacts with fellow "hams" across the globe using various radio frequencies and modes.
Rotary awards $9,900 in local grants

3 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Rotary Club of Athens grant committee member Holly Blong announced this week that the Rotary Club awarded $9,911 in local grants to 11 nonprofit organizations for community-based projects. This year’s grant cycle saw a record 22 applications totaling nearly $74,000 in requested funds.
Malakoff’s 4th Juneteenth Celebration is Near

4 weeks ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The City of Malakoff invites residents and visitors to gather for the Fourth Annual Juneteenth Freedom Celebration starting at noon on Saturday, June 21, at the Malakoff Community Center, located at 503 N. Terry Street. Hosted by Malakoff Mayor Nicole Mason-Driver, the event promises an afternoon of unity, celebration, and community connection.
Homer Trimble: 84 years young

1 month ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Malakoff native and community pillar Homer Ray Trimble Jr. recently celebrated his 84th birthday, drawing warm wishes and heartfelt tributes from those whose lives he’s touched through decades of service and dedication. A graduate of the former all-Negro Malakoff Lincoln School, Trimble made history in 1970 when, at just 29 years old, he became the first African-American elected to the Malakoff ISD School Board.
Rain doesn’t dampen Memorial spirit

1 month ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Despite a steady rain, dozens of Athens residents gathered Monday morning to pay tribute to the nation’s fallen heroes during the annual Memorial Day Remembrance at Athens Cemetery. Hosted by the Athens Cemetery Association, the solemn ceremony began at 11:30 a.m. at the cemetery’s Veterans Memorial, located at 406 South Prairieville Street. kAm!C6D:56?E @7 E96 pE96?D r6>6E6CJ pDD@4:2E:@?[ $E6G6 vC2?E[ H6=4@>65 2EE6?566D H:E9 @A6?:?8 C6>2C<D 367@C6 #6G] r9C:D w2CC:D@?
Local Summer 2025 Bucket List

1 month ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

As the school year winds down and temperatures rise, families across Henderson County are looking for ways to make the most of summer. From splash pads and parks to reading programs and sports camps, the Athens area offers a variety of activities that don’t require long drives or big budgets. While this guide highlights a range of free and low-cost options, it is by no means a complete list.