February 2021

I hope that headline grabbed your attention. As much as I’d love to see a reunion tour of Justin Timberlake and the other guys, the closest thing to an N*SYNC lyric you’re going to get today is in this article. It might sound crazy, but it isn’t a lie; today we’re reviewing the words “buy,” “bye” and “by.”

I remember, a long time ago, when I used to have a social life. My husband, Peter, and I have been visiting his sister, Lori, once a week while she battles cancer.

Once the Granite Printing Press in Taylor had power restored, the presses were fired up to begin printing the newspapers that covered the start of last week’s Winter Storm Uri.

Not even a minute into the Sealy Lady Tigers’ first soccer game of the second round of district play against Rice Monday at home, Sealy earned a 1-0 lead thanks to freshman Rebeca Garza’s goal 45 seconds into the contest.

Brazos High School hosted a last-chance qualifying powerlifting meet Feb. 20 and had eight lifters win their weight class.

Sealy High School alum Garret Zaskoda earned his first collegiate win on the pitcher’s mound to help the Rice Owl baseball team collect their first victory of the season in bounce-back fashion over Houston Baptist Sunday at Reckling Park in Houston.

The Sealy Tiger baseball team played their first regularseason game in 346 days after last season got cut short due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and last week’s cancellations due to Winter Storm Uri.