Crosby Fair & Rodeo Donates to Pink Heals Foundation
Crosby Fair and Rodeo Tough Enough to Wear Pink Committee presents 135000 dollars to Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital Pink Heals Foundation. Funds from Bias for the Cause fundraiser support local patients with mortgage rent utilities medical needs and transportation. Community donor base noted for five years of support.
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Crosby Fair & Rodeo
Pink Heals Foundation
Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital
Crosby
American Cancer Society
Pink Heals Foundation Fund
Debbie Holmelin
Pink Heals
Jessica Graham
Cancer Services
Michele Tatum
Eaglin
Houston Methodist
San Jacinto Hospital
David Bernard
Crosby Fair and Rodeo
Tough Enough
Crosby alums announce scholarships recipients and store opening
Crosby High School alumni association unveils three 2016 Alumni Association Scholarships of $3,000 each for CHS seniors Jeffrey Armstrong Linda Hughes and Cayla Guillory. The 34th annual Crosby High School Alumni Reunion Aug 6 at Crosby American Legion Hall features social hour music and refreshments. Dollar General opens 21621 FM 2100 Rd Crosby on July 9 at 8 am with prizes deals and gifts for early shoppers.
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Crosby High School
Crosby American Legion Hall
DJ Skymike
Crosby Alumni Association
Alumni Association
Jeffrey Armstrong
Linda Hughes
Cayla Guillory
Association
Dollar General
FM 2100 Road
Crosby
Dan Nieser
Patsy Soreek Spitsmiller
Bonnie Leissner
James
Joyce Polka Boyles
Divas Set Sail charity night in Atascocita planned
Crosby Huffman Chamber hosts Divas Set Sail on Thursday July 21 from 6 to 9 30 pm at The Overlook 20114 Pinehurst Drive Atascocita. Tickets cost 50 includes tastings pamper passes and a diva bag with shopping entertainment band silent auction and photo booth. For information call 281 328 6984 or visit the chamber site.
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Crosby Huffman Chamber of Commerce
Pinehurst Drive
Atascocita
Diva
Crosbyhuffmancc.org
Overlook
Pinehurst Dr
Baytown gathers input on future city plan at July festival
Residents and leaders discussed the Imagine Baytown survey amid a July festival scene. Michelle Phillips urged concentrating new businesses in older districts like Alexander Drive and Texas Avenue, not on the main Garth Road corridor. City Manager Rick Davis described the next phase as identifying community priorities to guide a five year strategic plan based on citizen voices.
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Baytown
Michelle Phillips
Alexander Drive
Texas Avenue
Garth Road
Phillips
North Main
Davis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Houston mosque shooting prompts security calls
CAIR asks Houston area mosques to heighten security after a Muslim man heading to prayer was shot near Madrasah Islamiah mosque. Police seek three suspects in an apparent burglary attempt. the victim reached the mosque entrance and used his phone to summon 911.
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Houston
Council On American-Islamic Relations
Madrasah Islamiah
Community rally supports弱 Stevie fundraiser in Chambers County
Stevie Neally could not attend the rally due to weakness but drew support from monster and fire trucks across Chambers County and east Houston. The sheriff's office and officers association previously raised 2000 dollars, Kim Vo contributed large eggrolls totaling 3071 dollars, and a GoFundMe page was opened for funeral expenses at gofundme.com/swmnukes theleuk.
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Stevie
Chambers County
East Houston
Chambers County Sheriff's Office
Chambers County Officer’s Association
Kim Vo
Gofundme
Drownings Probe At Banana Bend Beach In Highlands
Sheriff deputies report Bueno disappeared while wading in chest deep water at Banana Bend Beach off Grace Lane Highlands. A body was found about 30 minutes after responders arrived around 1 p.m. Alcohol not believed involved. Beach known for heavy weekend crowds and no lifeguards.
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Bueno
Banana Bend Beach
Grace Lane
Highlands
San Jacinto
Banana Bend
HCSO
Safekids.org
Galveston Beach
Conroe
Juno Aims for Orbit Around Vast Jupiter
NASA's solar powered Juno spacecraft spins toward Jupiter for a close orbital insertion. It will fire its main engine late Monday to drop from 150000 mph to orbit, operating on autopilot amid radiation and debris. Chief scientist Bolton says it is built like an armored tank to endure hazards. NASA released images of Jupiter and its four inner moons hours before the encounter.
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Los Angeles
Jupiter
NASA
Juno
Scott Bolton
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