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"If you are a lover of the arts or just want to experience the level of talent we have right here in southern Brazoria County, take my recommendation and go."

Madrigal runs tonight and Sunday and next Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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The holiday season is the busiest for small businesses. Publisher Yvonne Mintz takes you on a shopping trip as she Shops Local Shops Strong.

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The drive home from work Tuesday brought a welcome sight. The sun shone through a thin veil of clouds, a welcome reprieve from a few cold, dreary and wet days. I smiled wide that the weather matched my mood and snapped a photo to send to my daughter, who waited to board her flight in New Yor…

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Most of my friends know I prayed for a little boy who loved baseball. I would have, of course, lovingly accepted a boy obsessed with ballet or transfixed by the trombone, but you don’t get what you don’t ask for, right? So when my husband and I endeavored to have a second child, I made my pr…

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Belize City has diligent officials grappling with challeng es that come with rapid growth, just like Angleton does. It has water issues, educational opportunities and is concerned about the environment. It’s a port city with some very kind people.

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With our daughter home, I set out to learn some easy, healthy dishes she could replicate when she moved into a house for the fall. And ya know what? I could do it, and she can, too.

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The woman sat with a plate of mini muffins and her two young granddaughters last week, using the Brazosport Area Chamber of Commerce Shop Local weekend as a way to teach the girls more about their community.

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Local editorials and opinion columns are as much a hallmark of a quality newspaper as a good police report, in my humble, um, opinion, but the way journalists are crafting and presenting such pieces is evolving.

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Angleton High School senior Anahi Garcia had plenty of wonderful things to say about Barbie Hicks, who she chose as her most influential educator, but one thing she mentioned brought tears to my eyes.

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Back in April, when most things shut down and we spent most of our time at home, we rediscovered board games and puzzles, family time and the j oy of riding a bike. With our broader world shuttered, we saw what sat right in front of us the whole time.