The Praying Ganders Plaque Told Through Time
A Baytown museum houses the “The Praying Ganders” plaque, honoring the 1941 Lee High Ganders football team. The roster includes future SMU stars Cecil Sutphin and Walter Roberts, WWII casualties Johnny Allman and Milton Scott, and coach Dan Stallworth with Red Bale. The plaque’s journey from scrap heap to display honors wartime faith and a close knit squad that defeated Port Arthur for the first time in five years.
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City eyes full service hotel with 180 to 220 rooms
Bayland PEF and city officials discussed a proposed full service hotel of about 180 to 220 guest rooms with 16 000 to 18 000 square feet of meeting space including a 12 000 square foot ballroom. Debates covered tax impacts and design control while EDF plans a September RFP and October developer review.
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Texas Comptroller Hegar touts growth despite energy dip
Texas Comptroller Debra Hegar argues the state remains diverse and growing as oil prices fall. He cites 56 of 57 months with job gains, lower unemployment than the nation for 103 months, Gulf Coast and Chambers County income growth, and a wide wage gap. He promotes reclaiming unclaimed property via claimittexas.org and points to regional economic snapshots at TexasAhead.org.
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Treasury yield slips to 2.21 percent on Thursday
The yield on the 10 year U.S. Treasury fell to 2.21 percent on Thursday, a move that's closely watched for its effect on mortgage rates and consumer lending costs. Investors weigh inflation data and Federal Reserve expectations as debt yields retreat.
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