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A 82 Sweeny resident believes not enough is being done for her flooding problem.
ANGLETON — A 17-year-old Houston man is under indictment for a fatal shooting after a pool party at a Manvel apartment complex, court documents show.
Back in the day, they would call me a temp. At least that is the intention.
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Danbury racked up more than 300 yards of offense, and quarterback Copper Lynch accounted for four touchdowns en route to the Panthers' 33-6 victory against Brazos.
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Six Sealy scorers helped amass the most points scored in a game in nearly six years en route to the Tigers’ 65-33 win Friday night over the Sweeny Bulldogs at T.J. Mills Stadium in District 12-4A D-II action.
There was not a better way to end homecoming night than Brazosport did Friday against Needville.
Arely Mendoza had given up hope. Her beloved Houston Astros were on the verge of going down 3-1 in the best-of-seven American League Championship Series to the Boston Red Sox.
Needing just one win to clinch fourth place in the District 24-6A volleyball standings, the Brazoswood Lady Bucs came through in shining colors on Tuesday with a three set sweep of Clear Falls 25-18, 25-22, 25-21.
Playing quarterback for the Columbia Roughnecks from 1963-65, Lawrence Malcolm West earned varsity letters in high school and honors at McMurray State University and Texas Lutheran University.
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Ghost stories, hay rides and kept visitors engaged during the annual Ghosts Along the Brazos at the Varner Hogg Plantation Historical Site in West Columbia.
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The Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosted the second Latin Festival on Saturday at the Pearland Town Center pavilion. The event incorporated live performances, Latin cuisine, fashion shows, shopping and more, while providing education and celebrating the Latin cultures represen…
The annual Angleton High School bonfire was a chance for celebration for the Class of 2021.
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When I arrived at The Facts almost two decades ago, we had a Nation/World page most days of the week, filled with the biggest stories in politics and international events. It was one of the first things set aside when we redesigned the paper a year later.
Now t hat the third special session of the Texas Legislature is over, we can’t help but to ask this nagging question:
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After the cool snap we’ve had, the pool water isn’t as warm as it was the last time I got in it. Peter and my own stupid self decided the other day we would take a dip after we had worked outside and gotten all sweaty. I say we — it was Peter’s idea, and of course, I agreed.
Chris Kneupper, in period dress, and Brazoria County Retired Teachers Association President Blanca Ochoa strike a pose after his presentation “History of the Fort Velasco” during the association’s recent meeting. Retired educators are encouraged to join the group’s next meeting Nov. 5. Conta…
Editor’s note: Clara Johnson welcomes contributors to her weekly Shout Outs column. Send yours to bliving@thefacts.com.
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