Sterling Coach Plays as Linebacker for Houston Energy
On weekends Ross S. Sterling basketball coach Renee Cosby straps on football pads to play linebacker for the Houston Energy in a surprising cross sport matchup.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2007
Page
1
On weekends Ross S. Sterling basketball coach Renee Cosby straps on football pads to play linebacker for the Houston Energy in a surprising cross sport matchup.
Kiwanian of the Year Chard Merling and his wife Mindy were recognized at the 62nd Annual Officer Installation and Awards Banquet marking a milestone in Kiwanis service and leadership within the club.
Members of the Art League of Baytown showcase paintings at multiple local establishments inviting the public to view the works across town.
Baytonians flock to the Baytown Express Park and Ride with METRO bus service. Over 250 riders parked at San Jacinto Mall this week while 69 locals waited midweek, fueling steady traffic as officials gauge rider satisfaction.
Lee College will hold a 6 p.m. town hall in Tucker Hall to discuss the education gender gap and its socio economic impact. The program will examine causes of declining male college enrollment since the 1980s and explore solutions to boost male participation and success in higher education.
In Baytown, supporters back Proposition 5 a bond measure to fund $2.525 million in permanent public improvements including sidewalks and drainage as part of an ongoing bond election series. The piece notes Texas Avenue historic role and local pride amid voter hesitation.
Baytown voters may consider an 82.5 million comprehensive bond package from Oct 22 to Nov 6 addressing crime, blight, mall concerns, and downtown improvements. Association president advocates Proposition 5 as a progressive, holistic plan to fund quality of life projects and future growth.
Gene Harrison, once a skinny polio survivor, recalls his Highlands youth in the 1940s and a long career in fast pitch softball. He earned about 60 trophies, two state titles, a runner-up, and a fourth, with national play in California in 1982. He names early heroes Johnny Spurgeon and others who shaped him. He moved from Baytown Elementary to Highlands in 1947, a rural town with rice farms, shell roads, and tough peers.
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