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SEALY STRONG

1 month ago By Jimmy Galvan

With an eye trained on preparing the impending growth to the Sealy community, the Greater Sealy Area Chamber of Commerce shined a spotlight on their plans for the coming year during last week’s annual banquet. Larry Kuciemba, chairman of the chamber’s board of directors, pointed out a pair of initiatives that he is working on during this tenure.

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Brazos ISD still reviewing Prop B options

1 month ago By Jimmy Galvan

The Brazos Independent School District Board of Trustees once again tabled action on approving a contract on Proposition B during the April 15 meeting. Brazos Superintendent Dave Plymale said Proposition B, which was approved in the 2025 bond election, remains under active review at this time.

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Abbott highlights Texas Jobs Council at South Plains College

1 month ago By News Staff

LEVELLAND — Governor Greg Abbott today highlighted the new Texas Jobs Council, emphasizing its role in strengthening the state’s workforce pipeline during a visit to South Plains College’s (SPC) automotive technology and welding facilities. SPC is where students prepare for high-demand jobs critical to Texas’ unprecedented economic growth.

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Abbott receives Sun and Star Legacy Award

1 month ago By News Staff

IRVING – Governor Greg Abbott received the Sun and Star Legacy Award and showcased Texas’ thriving economic partnership with Japan during the Japan American Society DFW Awards Gala. “Texas and Japan share similar values like hard work, freedom, and innovation,” said Governor Abbott.

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Abbott backs Texas sheriffs at inaugural NCTSC meeting

1 month ago By News Staff

RUNAWAY BAY — Governor Greg Abbott affirmed the state’s strong support for Texas sheriffs at the North Central Texas Sheriff’s Coalition’s inaugural meeting. “If we do not have law enforcement, we have a society that is going to crumble,” said Governor Abbott.

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Miller invites schools to celebrate Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day 2026

1 month ago By News Staff

AUSTIN – Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is urging schools across the state to recognize Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day by spotlighting Texas-grown produce and engaging students in healthy eating activities. Schools are also encouraged to share their campus celebrations on social media.

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Abbott receives TPPF Ronald Reagan Award for successful conservative stewardship of Texas

1 month ago By News Staff

AUSTIN — Governor Greg Abbott was awarded the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s (TPPF) Ronald Reagan Award in recognition of his proven conservative stewardship of Texas and for launching the largest day-one school choice program in America during the Texas Policy Summit’s annual award dinner.

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Texas A&M Forest Service celebrates sixth cohort of Leadership Institute graduates

1 month ago By News Staff

COLLEGE STATION, Texas —Texas A&M Forest Service recognized participants of the Texas A&M Forest Service Leadership Institute (TFSLI) during a graduation ceremony held April 9. The institute brings together emerging and established leaders from natural resources and emergency management organizations across Texas to strengthen leadership skills and support collaboration across agencies.

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