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CLUTE — The Say their Names Memorial Exhibit, sponsored by the Martin Luther King Celebration Committee of Brazoria County, will be revealed at 10 a.m. today at the Center for the Arts and Sciences.
Organizations wishing to include an event can send information by fax to 979-265-9052; by email to community@thefacts.com; by mail to P.O. Box 549, Clute, TX 77531; or drop it off at our office, 720 S. Main St., Clute. To ensure publication, information should be submitted at least three business days before the event.
Danbury Panther baseball players handed out cases of water during a resident-organized distribution of barbecue meals and water Sunday at Skrabenek Park in Danbury.
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott is pushing state lawmakers to protect individuals and companies that opened businesses during the pandemic against coronavirus-related lawsuits, he said Tuesday. It’s another in a long line of Abbott’s attempts to support businesses despite the worsening public heal…
Nearly three of every 10 Brazoria County residents would choose to refuse the necessary injections. That’s according to an ongoing study that started in April 2020.
Brazoria County’s daily COVID-19 case count Saturday topped 300 for the seventh time since Dec. 15.
Working diligently to make it back to the UIL Class 5A Swimming and Diving State Meet the foursome group of Fynn Andrews, Aaron Black, Abel Black, and Ryan Fojtik will be doing that for the third season in a row.
SWEENY — The Sweeny Lady Dogs opened up the Battle of the Best Varsity Tournament hosted by Columbia and Sweeny with a 5-2 victory against Terry on Thursday afternoon.
SWEENY — Facing a sturdy pitcher in Rockport-Fulton’s Siarah Galvan the Danbury Lady Panthers couldn’t get their bats working in a 3-0 loss to the Lady Pirates at the Battle of the Best Varsity Tournament.
THE LAUNDRY ROOM
A state representative, a county judge and others proved to be heroes after the winter freeze last week
As politics plays out these days, we can expect lots of indignation, raised voices and blame-shifting when the Texas House and Senate host hearings today about the electrical catastrophe that befell the state during last week’s historic winter storm.
Mary Lou Schooler
Robert Wayne Polasek
Terry Lee Osborne
Carolyn June Connell
Pastor Rooney Times
Daniel Holmes has played The Dirty South twice before, but Saturday will be his first full band show as the headliner, and he’ll deliver original music in a red dirt, edgy Southern rock style.
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Having moved from Washington to Texas to work as the new president and CEO of the Greater Angleton Chamber of Commerce, Kathleen Hopkins is excited to advocate for local business, build sustainable programs, and get as plugged in with her new community as possible.
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