Meeks found guilty in gruesome 2008 murder
A Chambers County jury convicted Devon Curtis Meeks of the July 2008 Winnie murder case described as the Bonnie and Clyde style attack on 43 year old David Davis. The trial also noted Melina Nicole Perry as an alleged co conspirator though the verdict named Meeks primarily. Perry now faces manslaughter penalties while Meeks faces life in prison with a possible 5 to 99 year term.
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Anahuac
Devon Curtis Meeks
Bonnie and Clyde
David Davis
Meeks
Melina Nicole Perry
Winnie
Bryce Gilfillian
Stowell
Davis
Carroll E. Wilson Jr
344Th District Court
Sabine Pass
Perry
Bonnie
Clyde
Stephen Christopher Taylor
Conroe
Chambers County
Cheryl Lieck
Baytown Man Charged With Child Pornography Remains At Large
A Baytown man, John Hunt, 39, charged earlier in the week with possession and promotion of child pornography, remains at large Thursday evening. An Aug 19 headline misstated an arrest. he was charged with felonies and police expect to take him into custody soon.
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Baytown
John Hunt
New Horizon seeks school supply donations for families
New Horizon Family Center calls for community help as students return to school. Donations of uniforms and supplies are collected in decorated boxes at Victoria Gourmet Bakery, Amegy Bank, and Your Second Chance Resale Shop. In 2023 the center aided over 200 children. contact Dene Edmiston at 281 424 3300 or dedmiston newhorizonfe.org for details.
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New Horizon Family Center
Patrina Pelton-Smith
NHFC
Baytown
Victoria Gourmet Bakery
Garth Road
Amegy Bank of Texas
Rolling Brook Dr
Texas Ave
Dene Edmiston
Dedmiston
Newhorizonfe.org
Lee College regents face tough budget calls
Lee College regents confront difficult budget decisions as they review funding, potential cuts, and adjusted priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. The Baytown Sun notes board members weigh program viability, personnel needs, and student impact in their budgeting session.
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Lee College
Lee College regents eye budget as funding slips loom
Lee College regents met twice in a week to review budget scenarios amid falling state funding and declining property values. They directed finance chief Steve Evans to prepare data for a special Aug 30 meeting to set the budget and tax rate for the new year. Pending decisions include staffing freezes, smart classrooms options, possible tax rate hikes, and tuition increases in January 2011.
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Lee College
Steve Evans
Evans
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