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Brownwood Lady Lions Leave Godley Tournament Pool Play Winless

The Brownwood Lady Lions lost all three pool-play matches Thursday at the Godley tournament, falling to Kennedale, Sanger and Arlington Bowie. Brownwood, now 6-10, returns to tournament action Saturday morning against Waco University.

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Texas heat safety warning reaches Brownwood families as outdoor sports return

With temperatures forecast to remain near 100 degrees across Texas, TSTC instructors and high school athletic trainers are urging students, coaches and outdoor workers to prioritize hydration, cooling and heat monitoring. New UIL rules also require wet-bulb globe temperature readings before outdoor activities.

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Bangs Dragons Chase First Season-Opening Win Since 2020 Against Dublin

The Bangs Dragons will open their 2026 football season at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Dragon Memorial Stadium, where they will host a Dublin team that went 1-9 last season. Bangs finished 6-5 in 2025 and reached the playoffs after ending a two-year postseason drought.

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Brownwood Lions and Lady Lions Break Through With First Tennis Win at Graham

Brownwood High’s Lions and Lady Lions earned their first team tennis victory of the season Tuesday, defeating District 6-4A rival Graham 15-4 in 107-degree heat. The road win evened Brownwood’s district record at 1-1, while Blake Hutchins reached the 100th victory of his high school career.

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Early Lady Horns Stay Perfect at 13-0 After Dominant Sweep

The Early Lady Horns extended their season-opening winning streak to 13 matches Tuesday night with a straight-set home victory over Cornerstone Christian. Early will return to action Thursday at the Dublin tournament.

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Brownwood Council Delays Wiggins Pool Repair Decision as Leak Questions Remain

The Brownwood City Council took no action on a proposed $38,000 repair plan for Wiggins Pool, requesting additional leak-detection information before deciding whether to proceed. The pool has required daily water additions during the 2026 season, while council members weighed repairs against closure or replacement.

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Brownwood Visitor Center to Move Downtown After City Approves $350,000 Purchase

Brownwood City Council approved the purchase of 215 Center Ave., across from Pat Coursey Park, as the new home of the city’s Visitor Center. The $350,000 purchase will use Hotel Occupancy Tax fund reserves, with the move expected after the property closes in roughly one to one and a half months.