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The schooner Lively had unanticipated difficulties on its way from New Orleans, resulting in a deposit of settlers and supplies at the mouth of the Brazos River for a much needed “pit stop” two centuries ago.
Over 100 people gather for the 25 annual Breakfast with Santa Saturday morning at the Sweeny fire and rescue.
Area residents lined the parade route Saturday night in West Columbia for the culminating event to Light Up the First Capitol, the city's annual Christmas celebration.
LAKE JACKSON — A 43-year-old Lake Jackson man has been charged with tampering with a corpse after his arrest Friday afternoon outside a service station.
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The student that wrote the shooting threat on the school has been identified.
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The student that wrote the shooting threat on the school has been identified.
The recent video posted on Facebook by Councilman Troy Brimage of City Attortunity Chis Duncan and Councilman Jeff Pena together at a restaurant has many taking sides.
Natalie Woolsey, Festive of Lights 2003 Pageant Queen, single handedly organized a toy drive after going up to the pageant director and pitched the idea of pageant contestants having to donate a toy for a child in need in their community.
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.
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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Kairos Christian Academy graduate Isabella Murphy considered a life of suits and briefs and decided to choose a different path.
Brazosport High School's class of 2021 celebrated their commencement ceremony Saturday at Hopper Field in Freeport.
Brazos Success Academy graduates celebrate receiving their diplomas at their commencement ceremony held at Brazosport High School on Saturday.
The Columbia Roughnecks fell to the Little Cypress-Mauriceville Bears 42-21 in the area round of the Class 4A D-I football playoffs Friday at Ray Maddry Stadium.
WALLER — Needing to play well in order to keep up with Cedar Park, things just didn’t go Angleton’s way in the Class 5A D-I Region III area round against the Timberwolves.
NEW CANEY — Chapel Hill had the perfect blueprint for stopping a hot Brazosport offense — pressuring the quarterback.
Nursing an eight-point lead early in the fourth quarter, the Angleton Wildcats committed crucial mistakes down the stretch, losing 55-52 Saturday against district rival Fort Bend Willowridge in the Leroy Miksch Tournament semifinals.
NEEDVILLE — Outscored by 10 points in the second half proved to be the difference in Brazoswood’s 54-44 loss Friday to Episcopal.
Pasadena First Baptist Christian gave Brazosport Christian something the Lady Eagles had not seen before — pressure at the top of the frontcourt.
We don’t know precisely how much money the Sweeny Hospital District spent planning to build a new facility at a site along FM 524 outside city limits, but it proved to be an expensive mistake.
It’s very difficult to win a statewide election in Texas if your party’s candidate in the top race isn’t winning or at least in a very close race. Down-ballot candidates sometimes wail about the amount of attention and money heaped on the people at the top of the ticket. But unless the peopl…
Priscilla Marlen “Prisci” Alaniz
Judge Melvin “Sonny” Curlee
David Edward May
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By sometime in 1833, Chenango Plantation was owned by Benjamin Fort Smith, who had moved to Texas the previous year and added 1,381 acres to the land he bought from Jared E. Groce.
Welcome to December! I have some funnies I want to share with you before I give you some food for thought for most of us to eat … or food just for thought.
John B. Denton: The Bigger-Than-Life Story of the Fighting Parson and Texas Ranger
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