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News YAHOO! Coleman County fire 'virtually out' A grass fire that ignited early Thursday morning in Coleman County near Santa Anna, is virtually out, but firefighters will stay on the scene for the next several ...

Reunion: The Abilene High School class of 1998 will hold its 10-year reunion Aug.

Three Brown County jailers accused of giving inmates snuff and cell phone access have been fired.

Bangs native Coffey Anderson's star is still shining as he heads for the second round of competition on "Nashville Star," which airs tonight at 8 p.m. on NBC .

It's an election year, without doubt, but the presidential campaign is not the balloting that's on the mind of Bangs native Coffey Anderson.

Olivia Blevins, left, 13, of Bangs plays Raja in a rehearsal Monday of the Lyric Theatre Children's Workshop production of "I Never Saw Another Butterfly." At right is Colbie Crow, 13, of Brownwood playing ...

"Nashville Star" returns Monday and will ditch the now worn-out custom of showing all the truly awful wannabes who tried out for the show.

An administrator at Texas Christian University died Tuesday at a Fort Worth hospital, 10 days after he was in a traffic accident on May 17 on the city's west side, officials said.

Memorial Day 2008 was a time for decorating soldiers' graves, pursuing outdoor recreation and enjoying picnics for many Brown County residents.

A 23-year-old man died overnight when the car he was driving crashed into the back of a large piece of excavating equipment parked at a construction site on the city's south side, according to reports.

Updated 46 minutes ago tion of the 2008 summer season. The musical, directed by David Cockerell, opens May 30 and runs through June 14. via Kerrville Daily Times

A 34-year-old Bangs woman was killed and six people injured in a two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon south of Brownwood. via Report news

The Coronado Museum's new F.M. Steele photography exhibit opens today with Dr. Jim Hoy speaking about Steele. via Southwest Daily Times

“I was looking for something that we could afford”

By Kristi Hsu Monday, March 17, 2008 Chad Meador's young daughters danced with excitement at the prize counter of the Prime Time Family Entertainment Center. via Abilene Reporter-News

“PIP is a highway; I wanna ride it all night long”

Madison Ellingson, 12, from Buffalo, NY, runs down the court during while competing in the "between the legs pass" event Friday afternoon, March 14, 2008, during the PIP Festival at Abilene Christian ... via Abilene Reporter-News

Not only do garlic, onions and leeks require little room to provide plenty for a family, they also are easy to grow -- if you prepare the soil first. via The Press-Enterprise

By Carl Kieke Friday, February 29, 2008 The four districts in the Texas Trails Boy Scout Council recently held Cub Scout Pinewood Derby races. via Abilene Reporter-News

Bulletin Staff Report Members of the Bangs Independent School District's board of trustees on a tour Monday night of the new high school. via Brownwood Bulletin

To cultivate a knack for growing garlic, onions and leeks, start with well-prepared soil. via The Dallas Morning News

A husband and wife were seriously injured Wednesday afternoon when their car struck a guardrail and a light pole off Airport Freeway. via Fort Worth Star-Telegram