Brownwood High School provides information about school activities, academic areas, athletics, clubs and organizations, and a whole lot more.

Brownwood High Alumni can leave their e-mail addresses here and get in touch with other exes of the school. 

A friend suggested several US Government sites that some of us might want to bookmark. I immediately wanted to find out how to protest a million dollar federal highway project to expand roadways on Mackinaw Island, MI. They are using our taxpayer highway money when there aren’t any automobiles allowed on the island. One of the best directories to the federal maze is maintained by the Villanova University Center for Information Law and Policy.  Another source of federal reports, information sources, web sites, etc is the Federal World Information Network.  Included but listed here for your quick reference are a few other direct links: Congress, Treasury Department, and The White House.

If you don't need real deep answers, you can learn a lot about health issues by browsing Health Information Net. Good explaination of ailements plus discussion of symptoms, treatments, options, lifestyle modifications, and other topics, plus links to other sources of information.

Haggle An online auction mixed with some garage sale type sales. Be sure to follow directions to determine which are actual auctions and which are simple "for sale" items. Be sure you know what you are doing when you bid. Unbelievable prices on some interesting things. 

Thrifty Nickel  The local issue of this popular printed garage sale publication is now online. Also, you can check ads in other market areas.

Rootsweb Genealogical Data Coop Search engines, databases and software married together to let you search for records online. Enhanced search capability for the 262,067-name Roots Surname List, and adding more data almost daily.

Insurance Help Online  A program by the Texas Department of Insurance helps consumers shop for household and auto insurance and file complaints about companies and agents. The homepage is full of information about the range of rates for each county and many cities, what the major insurance companies charge and how many complaints have been filed against those companies.

Le Grand Louvre museum houses some of the world's great art treasures. Take a tour of the Louvre and download photos of some of these treasures or learn the history of this magnificent building.

Moscow Business Telephone Book is a good source of Moscow information and maps, plus links to the weather, an art and culture tour, an electronic newsstand and a tourists photo tour.

Christianity.Net is one of the most comprehensive and popular sites of its kind -- over 3,000,000 hits per month. Here you can subscribe to Christianity Today the online magazine, sign up for internet courses at Asbury Seminary, very good article about Johnny Hart, cartoonist of BC, Wizard of Id, etc. is available on one of the most comprehensive Christian sites <http://www.christianity.net>. Much other good information is also available at the same site.

Your Net Worth can be figured at this site plus a proposed insurance package to protect that net worth, and some links to help your achieve a more healthy lifestyle.

Insurance Help Oneline is a site of the Texas Department of Insurance to help consumers shop for household and auto insurance, plus file complaints about companies and agents. 

No. 10 Downing Street is a new site recently unveiled by the British government to give an interesting glimpse into one of the U.K.'s most famous addresses. Links offer a tour of the Prime Minister's home/office, his speeches and interviews, bios of cabinet ministers and 17 government agencies. A live camera on the entrance is an added feature.

Researchpaper is a well-designed site to turn to when you are given a school assignment or want to research a topic for some other reason. Think of it as a Yahoo-like search engine with 17 writing tips to prepare more effective research documents.

The Gap, the ultra-trendy apparel store has a new sitewith lots of electronic "wow" stuff. With downloadable Shockwave animation you can see how Gap clothes look on mail and female virtual models, or see how two sizes of jeans compare by laying one on top of the other.

The White House homepage is a popular stop these days as we constituents are even more watchful of government through the Internet. There are links here also to other branches of the U.S. government and bios about the President and Vice President.

The State of Texas and most certainly our lawmakers are under pressure from Internet users to be more open.The main directory to agencies is linked above. The state’s revenues, budgets and spending habits are available through a site known as the Window on State Government opened by Comptroller John Sharp. If you are looking for legislative progress, go the the House of Representatives site where you can access bills and a status update of many, as well as listen through live audio of daily floor debate. The Senate has a similar site.

The Texas Register is a twice-a-week compilation of notices for all state open meetings, pending rules and regulations, and action by both chambers of the legislature. 

Texas Lottery results, both current and historical winning numbers are also available, plus FAQ’s about the lottery. 

Genealogy and Family History is a popular topic on many minds in the 90's. This site is a guide to getting started in geneaology and family history research. 

Syracuse Cancer Research Institute has been doing some interesting research about the treatment of cancer with hydrazine sulfate. Paul Harvey talked about it recently on his radio broadcast about a new treatment for cancer.