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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2007
Page
1
Donna Britt, a Sterling High School history teacher, has been selected by the Texas State Historical Association as an Outstanding History Teacher in Texas for the year. Her recognition spotlights local educators and preserves regional education excellence.
The 26th Annual Baytown Special Olympics drew a keen turnout of competitors and volunteers. Spearheaded by local organizers, events showcased energetic performances across multiple disciplines, celebrating inclusive athletic achievement in Baytown.
Saturday saw Sterling and BCA baseball teams in play along with BH softball action. Multiple local squads competed on the diamond highlighting youth and community sports in the region.
A daytime forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and breezy conditions. Temperatures peak near 81 degrees with overnight lows around 66, shaping a mild spring day.
The report lists Mega Millions numbers 1 9 10 23 53 and Megaplier 4, notes Lotto Texas unavailable at press time, and provides Pick Day and Cash Five Texas Two Step entries with several drawing figures including 4 11 3035 BB 35.
Lee College volunteers organized Seeds of Hope for Bay Area Homeless Services residents and New Horizon Family Center attendees. Kathryn Higginbotham and Amanda Enerson spearheaded crafts and job training, turning donations into practical skills and a message of community support.
Baytown Youth Fair and Rodeo opened with the crowning of pageant royalty as 26 contestants vied for prizes. Cynthia Plemons noted the tough competition while her daughter Hanna, 6, was chosen BYF Junior Princess, with SEE PAGE 11A for pageant results.
The San Jacinto Day Festival marked the 171st anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto with reenactors portraying the Texas Army and Mexican forces. Attendees celebrated the Battleground’s 100th birthday as the first Texas State Park, with Congressman Gene Green praising preservation of Texas and US history.
Anahuac residents and visitors enjoyed a Norman Rockwell like day at the downtown market held near the Chambers County courthouse. Lori Hinze founded and chairs the event, which drew out-of-towners and locals alike with desserts from the Fine Arts Club and shish kabobs from volunteers.
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