San Jacinto Monument Funded and Dedicated in 1882
Oscar Farish of Galveston traced a lone grave at San Jacinto battle site where Benjamin Rice Bingham’s family marker faded. August Smith urged a monument and funded the effort through public contributions. The San Jacinto monument was dedicated on April 21, 1882, in the cemetery near Park Road 1836 and Buffalo Bayou by the battleship. Chuck Chandler, a Baytown native and former Navy pilot, retires from Exxon and serves on the Harris County Historical Commission. Contact him at cechandler73 gmail.com.
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New film series reenacts key moments of San Jacinto battle
The San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site debuts San Jacinto: A Lone Star Shines a four scene video series for San Jacinto Day. Four pivotal battle moments released April 19–22 with 11:00 a.m. premieres and 3:30 and 7:00 p.m. encore showings on Facebook and YouTube. The films are free to view. Texas history notes that Houston's forces defeated Santa Anna on April 21 1836 to secure Texas independence. The site museum is open with social distancing and masks required for visitors 5 and up.
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Baseball resumes push as districts race heats up
GCM coach Williams praises seniors and players like Alex Aleman and Mason Duke for grinding through a tough start. Barbers Hill sits 21-4-1 and atop District 21-5A while Anahuac and Crosby pursue postseason spots. Cameron Edmonds stars for Anahuac with a 5-0 record and 1.27 ERA, Vallejo shines at .385 helping a hitting lineup.
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Football coaches breed hypocrisy in staff hires in Texas
Alan Dale, Baytown Sun sports editor, critiques how new football coaches stack their staffs at No Name Prep. He argues nepotism and second jobs harm other programs, citing a softball coach with five titles and a soccer coach with two state titles as examples of betrayed excellence. He questions leadership, salary incentives, and priorities, urging focus on the kids.
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Oscar Health IPO Abortive Debut Highlights Investor Skepticism
Oscar Health, which began trading last month after a large health care IPO, has fallen nearly 40 percent from its offering price as investors question its growth path. The insurer serves more than 500,000 people across 18 states and pursues telemedicine and app based care, but posted a $407 million loss last year, leaving questions about whether it is a tech growth prospect or a more conventional insurance play.
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