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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2003
Page
1
Relay for Life brings cancer fundraising to a local event with prizes entertainment and activities for attendees tonight. The annual celebration features community groups volunteers and a schedule of activities designed to raise awareness and funds for cancer research and support services.
Enron's bankruptcy defense argues that information provided to investigators should remain confidential. The move aims to shield documents from public disclosure amid ongoing probes and potential criminal inquiries.
Texas City and Santa Fe are set to face off again on the baseball diamond tonight. Both teams aim to rebound after recent losses, with pitching matchups and early runs likely to shape the game.
The Galveston Mainland edition outlines the paper’s local segments and history, noting service to the community since 1912. It signals ongoing coverage of regional events, issues, and public notices relevant to residents on the mainland.
Missing minutes from Hitchcock city meetings hinder an audit by Nules and Lairson. Mayor Kyle Campbell says the firm needs minutes to finish the study as the city faces a $900,000 deficit. Theiler, the city secretary, says minutes were recorded but not typed.
Jessica Marquez laughs with friends as she models prom fashions at the Prom and Party Season Style Show at John Martin Auditorium. Proceeds benefited Texas City High School 2003 senior class. Saul Moreno escorts Christina Walker in a prom fashion pairing.
The Stars and Stripes Rodeo Trailride opens the Galveston County Fair with horsepower as riders gather at Marguerite s along FM 1765 Friday night. Trail boss Ernesto Rojas notes its fundraising for student scholarships and expects about 85 participants last year.
The city council moved toward banning concealed weapons on city owned or controlled property approving first reading of an ordinance to prohibit possession in city buildings and parks. The measure, backed by city manager Joe Dickson, faces two more votes before enactment.
The College of the Mainland announces its League City annex will open July 16 to support fall classes. Renovations funded by Stephens Construction Services follow a trustee prompted bid review after concerns bids were tainted. Continuing education and eventual traditional classes planned at the annex.
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