December 2020

With a 36-7 drubbing by the Chicago Bears on Sunday, the Houston Texans officially fell out of playoff contention with only three games remaining in the 2020 season. While Chicago improved to 6-7 with the win, Houston fell to 4-9 overall and broke a streak of two straight seasons with 10-plus wins.

Texans are learning that the state’s attorney general isn’t a very good lawyer. Ken Paxton sued four other states last week, asking the U.S.

I met my wife because her father got arrested in China. That’s one heck of an opening line when you’re at a party and someone asks the icebreaker question “How did you meet your spouse?” The thing is, it’s true.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton challenging the results of the presidential election.

With the 87th Texas Legislature preparing to convene in January, Sen. Lois W. Kolkhorst (R-Brenham) as Chair of the Senate Committee on Health & Human Services, conducted the state’s first public hearings on COVID-19 recently.

When Brazos ISD students resume school following winter break, they will no longer have the option to enroll in remote instruction. Superintendent Brian Thompson announced last Tuesday the district will discontinue its virtual program.

George Aguinaga, 36, of Sealy was taken away from us on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020, in Sealy. He was born in Bellville, Texas, April 16, 1984, to Joe and Maria Aguinaga and was raised all his life in Sealy.