Unable to convince City Council to allow them to raise rabbits at their homes, supporters instead convinced more than 400 registered Lake Jackson voters to sign a petition to put the question to the people.
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Unable to convince City Council to allow them to raise rabbits at their homes, supporters instead convinced more than 400 registered Lake Jackson voters to sign a petition to put the question to the people.
City Council voted to move forward with a partnership offer from TDECU, which will gift land to the city with the stipulation Lake Jackson expands Azalea Road and makes a curb cut on Oak Drive.
Sweeny Elementary first-grader Elyse Henderson is trying to beat her dad Matthew Henderson’s first-grade record of the 200 books read.
Today I continue with the story of two wonderful women who together spent nearly 70 years combined at the local Tex-Mex restaurant El Chico. They both shared with me significant aspects of their faith-lives which have carried them through the low tide of the pandemic and the unexpected closi…
L ast February, Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, abruptly decided to block a nomination for a federal judgeship, though Mr. Johnson actually recommended the nominee just eight months before.
Their record might not be pretty on paper, but all that matters is the Lady Dogs are in the playoffs.
Angleton High School graduate Landris White accomplished one goal this past year, but he still has bigger goals ahead.
Don’t look now, but Brazosport is in the thick of the District 21-4A race.
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Galentine’s Girls Day Out is made its return for a second year in downtown West Columbia. Formerly the Chocolate Walk, the event hosted a day of “sipping, shopping and socializing” and participating businesses passed at candy. A canned food donation for the Columbia Methodist Church food pan…
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Almost 1,000 people were in attendance to the MG Fighting Championship that took place inside the Brazos Mall in Lake Jackson on Saturday.
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Friends, family and community members gathered together for a fundraiser benefitting the rebuilding efforts for Rockey's Event Center in Brazoria on Saturday.
I nearly froze taking the garbage to the street this morning. I love a change of seasons, but it is darned cold. I love it; however, I don’t want a steady diet of it, but it is nice to wear winter clothes that covers so much of me. The only problem is when I put on a sweater I’ve wanted to w…
Shouts of overflowing love, bouquets of roses and birthday blessings to a retired cosmetologist, matriarch of the Mim’s Community Center, the Mim’s Community Juneteenth Committee, and the Mim’s Cemetery Association and a victorious and virtuous woman of faith on her 102nd birthday- Mother Ca…
“Murder on the Orient Express” opens Friday in the Freeport LNG Theater and runs for two weekends. The Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 p.m. and the Sunday matinee is at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $16 for students and $22 for adults and are available online at bfcas.org, by phone at 979-265-7661, or in person during regular business hours.
Robert Moore Gayle
Maria Juana Roman
William Elvin (Buddy) McCluskey Sr.
Shane Andrew Williams
Dorothy “Dot” Lee Frederick
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