Dave Mathews and Editors Lead Local News Desk
Dave Mathews serves as Managing Editor with Jay Eshbach as community member and Jim Finley as Assistant Managing Editor. M A Bengtson, a former Managing Editor, remains tied to sports coverage guiding the desk.
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Juneteenth Reminds of Freedom and Progress
The McNair Community kicks off Juneteenth celebrations in Baytown and nearby cities this week. The piece recalls General Order No. 3 read in 1865 Texas, marking the end of slavery, Texas recognition in 1980, and the ongoing push for national observance while urging all to reflect on progress and remaining work toward equality.
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Baytown residents invited to weigh in on land code standards
The city will host a 5:30 p.m. Monday meeting of the citizens task force in Hallum Conference Room at City Hall. Officials say ULDC proposed codes are in discussion and negotiations, and inputs from home and business owners are sought to shape the rules before final adoption.
Uncle Drayton and cheap Astros tickets debate
Dave Mathews argues that Minute Maid Park pricing and policy keep tickets affordable for fans especially youths. He recalls personal experiences at the Astrodome, noting high concession costs and the impact on family attendance, while praising Drayton McLaine as a well meaning but costly advocate for affordability.
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Boredom as a Summer Topic and Its Mixed Lessons
Natalie Whatley of Baytown argues boredom in summer can fuel creativity and reflection rather than mere mischief. She notes extroverts and those with attention issues feel boredom more, argues it is a choice, and shares firm methods to cure it through purposeful tasks.
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