BCA Balances Athletics Amid Small School Challenge
The BCA program, under new coach Jeromey Anderson, expanded from a junior high roster to a state power with 14 football players from a 27 male enrollment. Despite limited staff, players split time among football soccer and basketball, reflecting the school's multi-sport culture and pursuit of a state championship.
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Johnson campaigns in District 3 runoff in Baytown race
Voters in District 3 face a runoff with Johnson a Ross 5S Sterling High School and Lee College graduate who is a Targa technician. He Knocked on 1500 doors with residents citing traffic on Garth Road and Texas Avenue development as top issues. Opponent Carnes argues city governance experience and infrastructure knowledge make him best suited. Runoff information and contact details provided by Baytown city clerk.
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Woman Overcomes Dialysis to Return to Work and Advocates Diabetes
Josephine, once tethered to a 10 hour daily dialysis routine after Type 2 diabetes caused chronic kidney disease, now walks unaided, plans to rejoin the workforce within six months, and aims to advocate for diabetes awareness. Rudy, awaiting a May checkup, can resume work in January with a 10 pound lifting limit. She will continue doctor visits for three months while she recovers.
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Charity Knights Sell Fraser Firs For Scholarships
Knights of Columbus volunteers offer Fraser firs in three sizes from five to seven feet at prices from sixty to ninety dollars. Proceeds fund two high school scholarships, seminarians, Pregnancy Resource Center, youth groups, and archdiocese inner city schooling. Trees are tagged for transport and kept watered to ensure longevity and support local charities.
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Assault in Newcastle Park leaves woman injured
A woman reports being attacked by two women in Newcastle Park near 3200 Newcastle Drive after an attempted reconciliation. Police know the suspects but could not locate them the next morning. A burglary was reported in the 600 block of Stella Street.
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Stolen 2006 Chevrolet Express van in Lynchburg area
A man reported a 2006 Chevrolet Express cargo van stolen from the 1700 block of Happy Valley Drive with license BC2426. City tools were reported stolen at North Main Street and Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road Monday. A man reported basketball shorts and vehicle keys stolen in the 4700 block of Village Lane Monday evening.
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Burglaries Reported Across Baytown Over Holiday Weekend
A series of burglaries were reported in Baytown including a vehicle burglary on West Baker Road a CD player stolen on West Defoe Avenue a home burglary on Ward Road and tools stolen from Scarlett Street. Police Beat is based on Baytown Police Department reports and interviews.
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Baytown
Mont Belvieu City Manager Bryan Easum to retire next year
After over 30 years in city government and 14 as Mont Belvieu city manager, Bryan Easum announced his plan to resign on February 17. The council will discuss successor options with assistant city manager Nathan Watkins. Other items at Monday’s meeting included Cotton Bayou relief channel developments, electronic reader boards study, and approval of Smile Dental’s 6000 square foot site plan at 10857 Eagle Drive. The Christmas on the Hill Parade and Christmas in the City are set for Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m.
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Deck the Halls Christmas Tour of Homes Held by Pilot Club
The sixth annual Deck the Halls Tour of Homes takes place Saturday and Sunday December 3 and 4 from 1 to 5 pm. A $20 donation buys a tour of four locations with tickets available through Pilot Club members or listed businesses. For details call Judy or Carolyn.
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