Jonesy’s Bar Confession Reveals Quiet Night Out
In a small town, a dark Tri-City Cafe reveals how anonymity fails as a familiar nickname Jonesy echoes through a bar where three women, a Sun employee’s mother, a former band member, and a neighbor, all know him well. The evening ends with light-hearted relief and shared jokes about being recognized.
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Tri-City
Jonesy
Baytown Junior High
Sun
Robert E. Lee
San Jacinto
HGTV seeks Baytown historic homes for If Walls Could Talk
HGTV will film in Baytown seeking renovated or restoring homes with historical discoveries for the show If Walls Could Talk. Participants must share home year and style, artifacts found, a brief home history, residents’ names and ages, and contact details. Filming starts February with airings in spring or early summer.
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Jaime Levi
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
Levi
Home and Garden Television
HGTV
Texas
Davy Crockett
Jlevi
Mike Siegel
California
Baytown's First Baby of 2006 Born at San Jacinto
Angel Eduardo Alcantar, born January 1 at 12:47 a.m. at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, is Baytown's first baby of 2006. He weighed 8.5 pounds and measured 21 inches. His mother Karla, a Houston resident, awaits family calls and the New Year joy of the new arrival.
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Angel Eduardo Alcantar
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Baytown
Angel
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Karla
Houston
Baytown Nature Center Journal highlights local wildlife
The Baytown Nature Center Journal by Dwayne Litteer and Ron Ummel reports abundant double crested cormorants this week with flocks over Burnet Bay, red winged blackbirds feeding in brush, monarch butterflies blooming, and a ruby crowned kinglet displaying its red head patch near the butterfly garden.
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Baytown Nature Center
Dwayne Litteer
Ron Ummel
Baytown
Burnet Bay
Kinglet
Horror flicks return to their grisly roots
New York critics say today's horror films lean hard into gore and low-budget realism. Eli Roth notes a shift away from self referential humor as Hostel joins Wolf Creek and the Saw series in reviving brutal 1970s style slashers. He cites Asian cinema as influence and warns audiences prefer fear over laughter. Lions Gate has released several grisly titles, including Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects, signaling a return to stark fright.
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New York
Eli Roth
Roth
Kevin Williamson
Lions Gate Films
Rob Zombie
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Baytown Sun
Austin Kinghorn
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