Press Release – The Brownwood Area Chamber of Commerce announced this week that registration for the 2018 Economic Summit is currently underway. The event will feature Texas State Demographer Dr. Lloyd Potter as the keynote speaker. The summit will be held on Tuesday, February 20th at Howard Payne University’s Bullion Suites in the HPU Mabee Center from 8:00 AM to 11 AM.
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During Tuesday’s Brownwood City Council meeting, the city approved a $350,000 incentive for Hendrick Health System to construct a Medical Office Building next to the Hendrick Surgery Center.
The Surgery Center, a 13,400 square-foot facility, opened earlier this year. Now Hendrick plans a 20,500 square-foot building with physician space, a lab draw station, radiology services and physical therapy services to accompany it. The project is projected at $11.6 million total.
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The old Long John Silver’s restaurant in Brownwood will soon be home to a Shipley Do-Nuts location in the Spring or Summer of 2018. A recent sale of the property handled by Gary Twiford of Coldwell Banker – Mark Campbell and Associates was confirmed by the real estate agency.
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During our regularly called board meeting on Tuesday, October 17th Board President Ryan Reagan (right) presented Keith Clark (left) a plaque in appreciation of his service as a member of the Board of Directors to the Brownwood Municipal Development District from 2011-2017.
Thank you for your service Keith!
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Written by Amanda Coers – Academy Lanes, Brownwood’s bowling alley, will now be known as Rex’s Texas Lanes. And the business is sporting a whole new look, courtesy of a television show.
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Hendrick Health System celebrated the completion of a new surgery center in Brownwood with a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. Mayor Stephen Haynes, Dr. James Fowler, Hendrick Trustee Paul Waldrop, and Hendrick CEO Tim Lancaster, spoke to a crowd of more than 200 people gathered for the ceremony.
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Brownwood City Council members recently approved a $120,000 incentive from the Brownwood Municipal Development District that will be paid at the end of a Wright Asphalt construction period and after the company produces documentation that shows its capital investment and addition of employees, BMDD Executive Director Guy Andrews said.
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The Brownwood Municipal Development District (BMDD) recently announced the launch of its Building Improvement Incentive Program.
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The Brownwood Municipal Development District (BMDD) was created by voters in May of 2016. The Brownwood Municipal Development District is a non-profit organization to promote, assist, stimulate, and enhance economic development in Brownwood. The BMDD is funded through a ½ cent sales tax and is governed by a 5-member Board of Directors who are appointed by the City Council.
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