Man pleads guilty in 2016 Baytown teen murder
Livingston man Jesse Christian Dobbs 23 pleads guilty to killing 16 year old Kirsten Fritch a Robert E Lee High School student found near a Texas City bar. He faces up to life in prison with potential 20 year term for sudden passion verdict.
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Crosby wins at GCM
Crosby triumphs at GCM in a SunNews Sports brief from page 5 highlighting a decisive victory. The report notes Crosby posting the winning performance and team gains, with local coverage tying the result to season standings and upcoming games.
Rotary Club's Washer Journey on Saturday
Community volunteers, led by Juanita Pearl Ford, Melanie D Williams, and Maisie Moreau, embark on a washer drive this Saturday to aid local families. The event seeks donations of clean used appliances and will happen at the Rotary Club hall.
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Baytown welcomes first female Baytown Chemical Plant manager
Kate Lightfoot is named ExxonMobil Baytown Chemical Plant Process Manager, becoming the first woman to hold the post in more than five decades. The Baytown native, who has 16 years with the company in Baytown and Spring, vows to inspire other women to balance family, career, and leadership.
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Mont Belvieu Grocery Closing After 23 Years
Thrif-Tee Food Center at 10955 Eagle Park Drive announces closure after 23 years in Mont Belvieu. Co-owner Bill Monk says items are 50 percent off from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. due to business decisions and competition from the new 87,000-square-foot H E B store opened in May at 13401 Interstate 10.
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Texas Gatorfest Returns After Harvey Hiatus
Anahuac readies for a three day Texas Gatorfest weekend after last year’s cancellation due to Hurricane Harvey. The festival has boosted the local economy to 1.5 million dollars in prior years, with deposits lost last year and hopes for solid attendance this time. Sarah Cerone, festival general chair, notes past financial hits and expects favorable weather for rubber boot crowds.
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