Justin McKay Seeks First Win At State Golf Tournament
High school golfer Justin McKay aims for his first victory as his season peaks at the UIL state tournament after a best finish of second place. The upcoming event marks the final meet of the season.
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Lady Eagles soar in softball playoffs
Barbers Hill defeated Angleton twice on Friday night to advance to the next round of the softball playoffs.
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Sunrise 2A Art Show Sells Diverse Handmade Works
Artists under sunny skies sold paintings pottery sculpture yard art woodcarvings fabric art and handmade jewelry at the Sunrise 2A event. The gathering featured a wide range of crafts by local creators and drew curious buyers and collectors.
Deaths 9A Thomas Steve Smith Lillian M. Artmann Natalie Nichole Adams
Obituary notice listing nine deaths: Steve Thomas, Lillian Smith, Steve Smith, Natalie Artmann, Nichole Adams and others. brief date or location details not readable. report notes beneficiaries or service details unavailable.
Weather Update Warmer and Sunny With High 81
A weather note reports warmer conditions with abundant sun. Highs near 81 degrees and overnight lows around 65. Light winds. Forecast calls for continued sunshine through the day with mild humidity.
Rally in Roseland Park to keep Cedar Bayou beautiful
About 100 citizens and city officials gathered at Roseland Park to oppose a planned barge terminal on Cedar Bayou. Attendees wore Friends of Cedar Bayou United shirts and held signs reading stop the barge terminal and keep Cedar Bayou beautiful. State Rep Wayne Smith Mayor Stephen DonCarlos and Councilman Sammy Mahan spoke in support of the effort.
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Baytown garage sale permit rule faces deposit issue
Pauline Plocheck hosts a Baytown garage sale with a city permit in effect until June 6. She supports the permit but questions deposit refunds for returning signs and urges ordinance changes to avoid extra trips to City Hall. The council in March approved a 25 dollar sign deposit a 5 dollar sale permit and a six month limit.
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Copper wire theft shuts down East Little League fields
thieves stole 2000 feet of copper wire from Ward Road field forcing cancellation of all games and moving to 10th Street facilities. league officials say safety concerns from exposed wires led to no electricity at the damaged site and estimate losses between 1500 and 2500 dollars with copper valued at $5 per pound.
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Baytown Little Theater Nears New Phase After Fire
Baytown Little Theater plans a new phase after the 135 seat venue on Bayway Drive was damaged when a Ford Taurus struck the east wing on Friday the 13th last year. Rehearsals resumed the next day as the Titanic cast returned to perform, shaping ongoing community theater efforts despite loss of their home.
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