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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2015
Page
1
Three Goose Creek athletes will compete in this year’s Bayou Bowl as Page 5A highlights prep football action. The event features standout talents from local schools and signals a key regional clash this season.
A community observance roundup on Memorial Day highlights local services and ceremonies. Officials and organizations coordinate events at churches parks and civic centers to honor fallen service members.
Religion section summarizes faith news and perspectives in The Sun. It presents commentary, event notices, and column pieces on spiritual matters, church activities, and religious life suitable for readers following sects, communities, and devotional topics.
Loretta Janak Johnson Barbara Lundy Nelson and Michael R Proctor are listed in the page 3A obituaries. The notice honors their lives with brief biographical notes and survivor details.
A short plea to God asking for salvation and forgiveness for the glory of God's name. The verse emphasizes deliverance from danger and the forgiveness of sins for divine sake.
The Baytown community mourns Rev. Mike Proctor 62 after he died from heart complications at Houston Methodist Hospital. Close friend Charles Ruehl praised his selflessness and life of service to Baytown and St. Mark's United Methodist Church, where he led for 18 years and strengthened ties with police and the community.
Baytown's public works department handles wastewater treatment brush cleanup traffic signals and more across 12 divisions. With 150 on call employees including night and holiday shifts the team maintains 102 signalized intersections eight elevated storage tanks four wastewater plants and 82 lift stations while serving the community around the clock. Public Works Week highlights how the department keeps infrastructure functioning.
Lee College administrators and State Rep. Wayne Smith announce a newly authored and co authored bill that aims to increase high school student enrollment in dual credit courses at colleges. The measure HB 505 passed the House and Senate and awaits Governor Abbott’s signature. It removes caps on number of dual credit courses per semester and allows broader eligibility beyond current grade restrictions.
Ken Pridgeon known as The Dauber marks his 80th birthday with two parties and a goal to paint 400 portraits of fallen Texas soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan. His Portrait of a Warrior Memorial Art Gallery on West Texas Avenue seeks a permanent home as he plans the weekend celebrations featuring food and music by the Texas Avenue Band.
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