The Burn Ban was left off at this time in Brown County.
The COVID Report was given by Lisa Dick with the Brownwood/Brown Co. Health Department.
Commissioners approved the application from IP Radian to install private lines on CR 186, CR 187, and CR 188.
Commissioners approved the use of the Coggin Avenue Baptist Church Connection Center in place of Howard Payne’s University of the purposes of jury selection.
Jennifer McKibben was approved to replace Danielle Jordan as assistant court coordinator, effective June 1.
Lisa Caldwell (
shown left in photo with Judy Brownlee) was approved as a new member to the Brown County Child Welfare Board.
The 2021 W.A.Y. Summit – a sisterhood gathering to empower teen girls to find their identity in and love boldly for Jesus – will take place Saturday, April 17 at the Coggin Avenue Baptist Church Connection Center. Doors open at 8 a.m. and the event begins at 9 a.m.
W.A.Y. is short for “Who Are You?” and Malaina Jesko, Lynn Humeniuk and Ricky Cavitt – representatives of the summit – recently stopped by KOXE radio to speak about the upcoming event.
“The W.A.Y. Summit is designed for 7th-12
th grade young ladies and their mothers, mentors, guardians, whoever it is in their life that they would like to bring, or they can come with a friend in their youth group,” Jesko said. “We’re probably going to have a wide range of ages actually. It’s a timeless message. We’d like to invite Howard Payne girls if they’d like to come.