Chili Cookoff Winners Highlight Baytown Event
The Baytown Highlands Go Texan Cookoff listed winners across two showmanship categories and multiple food divisions. Proceeds fund GCCISD scholarships and support the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo mission. A Rodeo Kickoff Dance is set for January 31 at the Baytown Fairgrounds with advance tickets priced at ten dollars.
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Baytown
Highlands
Texas Posse Cookers I
Texas Posse Cookers II
Robert Fehring
Gary Such
Bay Area Cookers
Chad
Dillon Griffis
Rockin Horse Riders
Gccisd
Go Texan
Houston
Baytown/Highlands Metro
Go-Texan
Baytown Fairgrounds
Lee College lands 2.3M Dol grant for energy training
Lee College received a 2.3 million dollar U.S. Department of Labor grant to expand energy industry training and upgrade incumbent workers. The proposal, by Mary Ann Amelang and Debi Jordan, was a joint effort with College of the Mainland Brazosport College and San Jacinto College forming the Gulf Coast Petrochemical Information Network.
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Lee College
U.S. Department of Labor
Department of Labor
Lee
Texas
Mary Ann Amelang
Debi Jordan
College of the Mainland
Brazosport College
San Jacinto College
Gulf Coast Petrochemical Information Network
GCPIN
Petrochemical Industry
Jimmy Lockett
Charles Thomas
Richard Tunstall
John Purdin
Jim Richardson
DeDe Griffith
Roberta Wright
Claire Fleming
Liberty County Workforce Academy
Lee College hosts area AARP meeting for all
Lee College presents an area wide information and organizational meeting for the new AARP Chapter Tuesday at 10 am in the Bayer Conference room of the Student Center. The monthly forum discusses local and state issues in Baytown Highlands Crosby Mt Belvieu LaPorte area and is open to members and non members. Contact Lynne Foley at 281 425 6416 or 281 425 6311 for details.
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New Lee College Aarp
Lee College
Bayer
Bayown
Highlands
Crosby
Mt Belvieu
LaPorte
AARP
Lynne Foley
Elder Bush credits son’s restraint after attacks
Former President George H W Bush praised how his son George W Bush held to his principles as president and kept the US safe after the 2001 terrorist attacks. He spoke in New Orleans at the National Automobile Dealers Association gathering. He reflected on Desert Storm, Saddam Hussein, and the Iraq war’s outcome, suggesting a cleaner ending might have been possible.
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New Orleans
George H.W. Bush
National Automobile Dealers Association
Bush
United States
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Iraq
George W. Bush
Saddam
Kuwait
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