Brownwood Bulletin

In 1886, attorney William Harding Mayes acquired the Brownwood Bulletin, followed by the Brownwood Banner in 1887. He merged both publications to create the Brownwood Banner-Bulletin. Together with his brother, H.F. Mayes, he launched the daily edition known as the Brownwood Daily Bulletin on October 15, 1900. Mayes continued to publish the newspaper until 1914.

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HPU offers Organization Matching Scholarship for graduate students

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Home News HPU offers Organization Matching Scholarship for graduate students HPU offers Organization Matching Scholarship for graduate students Cutline: HPU announces the Organization Matching Scholarship for graduate students. Howard Payne University is offering the Organization Matching Scholarship for full-time or part-time students enrolled in any of HPU’s graduate programs.
TexasBank gives $25,000 toward HPU scholarships through Doss Foundation

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

HPU students receiving the Doss Foundation Scholarship are pictured with representatives from HPU and TexasBank. Pictured back row, left to right, are Seth Chandler, Dr. Dale Meinecke, HPU vice president for advancement; Elsa Leake; Wyatt Benoist; and Zach Godbey. Pictured front row, left to right, are: Liz Brown, TexasBank executive vice president; Reece Van Hoose, Tim Espinoza, TexasBank president, Brown County market; Zena Hargrove, Rita Hairston; and Dr. Cory Hines, HPU president.
Stretch Your Dollar on Home Cooling

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Is your energy bill going up, up, up?! Stay cool without blowing your budget with these tips. Keeping cool during a Texas summer is not…
Brown County 4-H news and updates

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Home News Brown County 4-H news and updates Brown County 4-H news and updates Nick Gonzales DATES TO REMEMBER May 12 – Registration Due for District 7 Leadership Lab 15 – Record Book Category Due to Extension Office 26… Previous Post Keep Your Horse Vaccinations Current...
Pick Your Produce… Fresh, Frozen, or Canned!

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Did you know fruits and vegetables can be enjoyed in various ways? When comparing the nutritional value of fresh, frozen, and canned produce, research shows…
HPU Department of Music hosts events for area high schools

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Howard Payne University’s Department of Music hosted two events in April for area high school music students. More than 100 students from eight area…
Brownwood City Manager Emily Crawford announces departure for new role with the City of Abilene

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Brownwood City Manager Emily Crawford announces departure for new role with the City of AbileneThe City of Brownwood announces that City Manager Emily Crawford will resign her position to assume a new leadership role as the City Manager of…
Brownwood FFA Livestock Judging team does well at state

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Brownwood FFA Livestock judging team members (front, from left) Hadley Johnson, Riley Morton and Paige Franqui, and back row, Madison Moseley and Tynlea Wilson, are pictured. The Brownwood FFA Livestock judging team participated in the State FFA Livestock judging Career Development Event (CDE) contest at Texas A&M University.
Two HPU science departments to merge

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

HPU’s School of Science and Mathematics announced the addition of the Department of Natural Sciences and the Department of Engineering. Howard Payne University’s School of Science and Mathematics announces the merging of two current science departments.
Chief appraiser McKibben updates commissioners court

1 week ago | brownwoodtx.com | Steve Nash

Home News Chief appraiser McKibben updates commissioners court Chief appraiser McKibben updates commissioners court Saying the numbers are currently a “big guess,” Brown County Chief Appraiser Brett McKibben addressed Brown County Commissioners Court members Monday about factors that will… Previous Post Bangs, Early school board races settled...