With a line that stretched to the side of the building this weekend, the Dream Center had over 1000 kids and 500 families attend their annual back-to-school bash.
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Although they didn't roar, claw or eat anyone, the dinosaur fossils at Dino day came alive with the imagination of hundreds of kids exploring the Mesozoic Era right in their backyard.
With a line that stretched to the side of the building this weekend, the Dream Center had over 1000 kids and 500 families attend their annual back-to-school bash.
CLUTE — The city’s proposed budget for 2022-23 will be based on a tax rate about 3 cents lower than the current level, but will still pull in significantly more revenue.
ANGLETON — The Parent-Teacher Organization at Angleton Christian School is pretty chill, staff members said. The PTO’s welcome party for the school’s youngest children proved it literally.
Opponents of a proposed magnesium extraction plant across the Intracoastal Waterway from Bridge Harbor and the Surfside Marina need to look around when raising concerns about the site discouraging tourism and residency.
Facts should be equally critical
The 2022 volleyball season opens today with four teams taking the court with a new coach.
Spend a few hours with Sweeny head football coach, and he'll talk your ear off about the changes he and his coaching staff have made in the program.
Not a day goes by that Jackie Rhone does not think about her beloved son, Blake Subinsky, after his death in a tragic car accident almost a year ago.
Families came together at the annual Kidsfest on Saturday in Freeport.
Thousands visit the Clute Municipal Park for the 2022 Great Texas Mosquito Festival on Saturday.
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Dozens gathered at Bates Park in Angleton on Friday for the Fitness in the Park event. The event included free zumba and yoga instruction and a free t-shirt for participants.
Multiple canned jars of carrots serve as an example of how they preserve foods at home during the Canning 101 class Saturday at the AgriLife Extension office in Angleton.
Eight cans filled by the attendees of the Canning 101 class sit in a canner ready to be heated Saturday at the AgriLife Extension office in Angleton.
Mark Larsen fills his jar with carrots while learning the canning process step by step during a class Saturday at the AgriLife Extension office in Angleton.
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