Baytown Christian Academy Star Brandon Howell Advances
Baytown Christian Academy senior Brandon Howell moved forward in the state tournament after his latest performance.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2015
Page
1
Baytown Christian Academy senior Brandon Howell moved forward in the state tournament after his latest performance.
Cruz Pedregon, prominent NHRA racer, confirms plans to compete again in Baytown. The feature notes his enthusiasm for the event and his ongoing career in drag racing, highlighting Baytown as a key venue on his schedule.
Tickets are on sale for the Monica Boyd Literacy Foundation Spring Barbecue in Barret Station on April 26. Proceeds support literacy programs as community members prepare for the event at Page 10.
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce presents the 70th annual Chairman's Gala at Sylvan Beach Pavilion in La Porte with social hour at 6 and dinner at 7. Most attendees are expected from local businesses and civic groups.
Obituary notices list Jeanette R. Wells and Charles E. Goodman with the late Charles Young featured on page 3. Details on services and remembrance follow in the family notices and local funeral home listings.
A Romans 13:7 citation urges readers to fulfill obligations promptly pay taxes revenue due respect owed and honor due. The verse emphasizes lawful civic duty and ethical conduct in financial and social obligations.
A brief notice encourages readers to connect with the Baytown Sun via Facebook and follow on Twitter for updates. No further details or dates are provided in the readable text.
The Houston Humane Society’s Animal Cruelty Investigation Team executed a warrant Tuesday to seize 20 dogs abandoned at 100 Grace Lane and 111 Grace Lane in Highlands after a dog bite case. The properties, owned by the same man, appeared vacant. Dogs showed tumors skin diseases flea infestation and extreme matting. A civil hearing will determine next steps.
Mont Belvieu resident Dustin Tristan seeks support for his Revolver, a barrel shaped wheel system that fits inside a cooler to hold cans bottles and other items without traditional ice. The device splits into sections for freezer storage and can adapt to different cooler sizes.
Baytown police train newer officers to spot code enforcement violations as part of a citywide effort to curb crime and improve life on multifamily properties. In areas across town including Northwood Drive off Garth Road, officers ensure apartment owners and managers comply with city codes and ordinances.
The Cameron Redus case moves forward as a judge orders the University of Incarnate Word to respond to discovery requests. Redus, 23, was killed by former UIW officer Carter during a Dec 6, 2013 traffic stop. Carter resigned and was cleared of criminal wrongdoing. the wrongful death suit against Carter and UIW continues.
The Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge No. 321 hosts its annual fish fry fundraiser at 2850 Ferry Road. Serving hours are 11 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 7 pm. Plates are 10 dollars and include fried fish, fries, coleslaw, hush puppies. Desserts available. Free delivery within 20 miles for orders of 10 plates or more. Call 832-573-7602 or 281-728-5643.
Mont Belvieu voters hear positions from four candidates in contested seats as they address key local concerns. Incumbents Arnold Peters Kevin Yeager Joey McWilliams Tim Dur ee respond on issues they deem most pressing and offer proposed solutions for the upcoming election.
Arnold Peters notes strong growth in Mont Belvieu over the past decade. He credits the city council for proactive issue management amid prosperity. He signals ongoing concern with maintaining balance and future planning.
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