Inmate Bryant Davis Dies After Jail Stay in Harris County
Bryant Adell Davis, 27, died of dehydration with acute renal failure while in Harris County Jail days after being held on a case involving his grandfather, Clyde Ross, whom he shot on Cilantro Lane in August. Autopsy cited dehydration with psychosis, natural manner, with prior mental illness documented. Davis tested COVID-19 positive and had low blood sugar at hospital transfer.
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Clyde Ross
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Bible Verse on Prayer and Thanksgiving
A religious verse exhorts believers not to be anxious and to present all requests to God through prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, emphasizing trust and gratitude in faith.
Trump signs aid bill sparks fresh GOP clash
The House approved 275 to 134 a move to raise COVID-19 relief checks to 2000 dollars. Democrats backed bigger payments while many Republicans joined, sending the bill to a hesitant Senate. The outcome remains uncertain as lawmakers face divisions and political pressure during the holiday session.
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Vaccination Starts for Chambers County Front-Line Workers
About twenty medical personnel were vaccinated against COVID-19 Sunday marking the start of the county's vaccination drive. Judge Jimmy Sylvia and Dr. W. Clay Brown praised the effort while Public Health staff and front-line workers received the shots at Patients ER. Chambers County began with 1,000 doses allocated for medical staff and other frontline workers as officials urge continued precautions.
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Chambers County
Jimmy Sylvia
Samantha Humphrey
W. Clay Brown
Texas
Greg Abbott
Chambers
Texas reports record COVID-19 hospitalizations as vaccines roll out
Texas hit a record 11,351 hospitalizations for COVID-19, beating July’s high, while 49 more deaths and 12,841 new cases were reported. The seven day average remains steady, with Johns Hopkins placing total deaths near 27,000 nationwide. Austin police officers begin vaccines as Chief Manley tests positive.
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Johns Hopkins University
Austin
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Austin-Travis County
Baytown Little Theater kicks off new year with Shakespeare abridged
Baytown Little Theater presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged performed by Lyle Tate Emily Thornton and Jim Wadzinski with Rebecca Lloyd and Sylvia Wadzinski directing. New Year Eve Gala begins at 8 pm at R. D. Burnside home with $100 tickets including meal from Red Lobster, play, and toast. Additional shows at 8 pm Jan 2 8 9 and 2 30 pm Jan 3 10 at the theater 2 E Texas Ave. standard tickets are $20. Tickets at baytownlittletheater.org or 281-424-7617.
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Williams Shakespeare
Lyle Tate
Emily Thornton
Jim Wadzinski
Rebecca Lloyd
Sylvia Wadzinski
R. D. Burnside
Red Lobster
Texas Ave
Baytownlittletheater.org
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