Howard Payne Social Work majors are preparing for the 12th annual Cinderella Project prom dress store tomorrow and Saturday. The event is free of charge, and dresses are provided at no cost to high school girls who would like to attend prom but could not otherwise afford a dress.
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A business that started out on a whim celebrates its 30th anniversary in business today. The Bike Peddler, on Austin Avenue, has been serving the cycling needs of Brownwood for three decades in a converted old gas station that was a tire store before the Cornetts took it over.
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A family business is back in full swing with third generation owners and a new focus. Ratliff Steel Company has been in Brownwood since the 1960’s, and new owners Si and Stehl Ratliff are dedicated to serving the area’s weekend projects as well as corporate needs.
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The history of the Lions Football program is very real to Burnett, as he talks about his time as a player and what it means to be the head coach of this storied team.
“Everything that I do or that I have done relates to home and what I learned while I was here. And I want to instill that in our kids, because that was the greatest thing that ever happened to me. We took ownership in who we were and where we were from.”
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When Nancy Gathright and Pam Ribble were told a developer wanted to raze a historic property and buildings behind Heartland Mall, the pair stepped in to preserve history with the creation of a new venue for weddings and other events.
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