Gray hair as fashion moves from myth to market
A salon visit and social trend musings explore gray hair as the new style. The author debates dyeing versus natural gray, notes fashion industry shifts toward relatable, mature looks, and considers how aging aesthetics influence designers and consumers.
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Sharon Saenz
Backyard farmers offer fresh produce around Baytown area
Readers learn of local backyard growers like Arthur Davis near FM 565 North Od River-Winfree and Alan Haley by I-10 Anahuac, selling okra tomatoes pears and cucumbers with self-serve stands and signs. Davis plans a fall garden diversifying to squash greens and beets while stressing waste reduction by selling surplus.
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Arthur Davis
Jn Od
Winfree
Mont Belvieu
Hig
Sunnyside
Davis
Susie
Oilar
Alan Haley
Haley
Interstate 10
Anahuac
Ronald Romero
Grandfather of Baytown writer Jim Nelson linked to sports shop and local history
Jim Nelson, longtime Baytonian, ran a North Main sporting goods store and wrote for The Sun on Baytown’s early years and Goose Creek oil field. He cherished his grandfather, Nicholas L. Dudley, a pioneer physician, remembered as a kind man who read widely in his swivel chair.
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Jim
Times
South Ashbery Inn
Dudley
Dr. School
Lightning bugs and ticks spark regional musings and memories
The writer ruminates on ticks lightning bugs and public figures from NBC to Danielle Steel while praising Judge Jimmy Johnson and Baytown roots. He references Old River Winfree municipal court and local civic ties highlighting Baytown history and a former judge's amiable reputation.
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NBC
Brian Williams
Massachusetts
Danielle Steel
Moss
Jimmy Johnson
Hizzoner
Old River- Winfree
Jimmy
Baytown
Humble
Horace Mann
Carver
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