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Brazoria County logged its 7,000th COVID-19 case Thursday, slightly more than a week since the county topped the 6,000-case mark.
West Columbia council approved the city's proposed no new revenue rate of 73.7 cents per $100. Mayor Laurie Kincannon said it was the first rate she has been in office that has hit in the 70s. Council will look to adopt the new rate during the next meeting.
In a process that began more than two years ago and already went through two different surveys, the people of Angleton once again will be able to cast votes to decide what sort of branding they want for their city.
The Sweeny ISD Board of Trustees approved incentive pay for district staff, approved pay adjustments for computer technicians and cafeteria managers and scheduled a budget meeting for two weeks out, during their regular meeting Tuesday.
Cumulative confirmed coronavirus cases are increasing overall, but at different rates, as the county reported no new probable cases and 119 new confirmed cases on Tuesday.
A pair of deaths resulted in “another bad day” for Brazoria County as the county nears 7,000 reported coronavirus cases, Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta said.
Despite fluctuating highs and lows in daily new coronavirus case totals, cumulative active cases continuing to increase, reaching 3,539 cases Tuesday.
The Lady Bulldogs opened up their season against East Bernard on Tuesday evening, in which they lost.
A year into his soccer experiment across the pond at Elite Union Academy at Richard American University in Europe, Bryce Hoffman will be returning for his second season.
The Columbia Lady Necks opened its 2020 season in a Tri-match with Boling and Sealy on Tuesday going 1-1.
The discussions in Freeport over a proposal to increase utility rates by about $7 a month for the average user sets up a familiar argument taxpayers have with themselves — demanding improvements and better services while at the same time fighting measures intended to pay for them.
Portland, Seattle, Chicago, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New York and other major cities are experiencing a breakdown of order — violence and conflict that is a mixture of left-wing revolution, racial unrest and old-fashioned crime. Whatever else they might have in common, all these cities are gove…
Hanson Riverside Park has been a valuable community resource with 80 acres of trail systems, it’s exciting to imagine what the park can offer with 650 acres of trails along with a new pavilion and fishing dock.
Tanya Deloise Gay (Fath)
Yonnie Kaye Diggs
Mariam K. Allen
Helen Myers Johnson
Kathryn Adrian Stanger
I have some recipes for the summer from our friend Katie. But first I have a plea from a reader that is looking for a recipe I hope someone has.
Editor’s note: Clara Johnson welcomes contributors to her weekly Shout Outs column. Send yours to bliving@thefacts.com.
This summer, the most effective predators in the world are coming to your neighborhood. In fact, they likely have already arrived.
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