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Sealy Historical Society welcomed the start of the new spring season with its annual Spring Fest, Saturday, April 11, at the Sealy Historical Park. The festival celebrated historical and modern spring activities including hand-churned ice cream, a Victorian tea party, games, demonstrations and more. Despite a shower of rain interrupting the day, the festival continued with a miniature horse exhibition, live music and more.

Sealy FFA and its Booster Club welcomed over a hundred community members for its inaugural crawfish boil with a silent auction, Sunday, April 12, at the Sealy Columbus Club. Despite a rainy afternoon, Sealy families and community members filled numerous tables at the club pavilion.

The Brazos Independent School District board of trustees will review cost reduction options for Proposition B of the 2025 Bond for athletic improvements during a special meeting, Wednesday, April 15, after bids came in over budget.

Early voting is set to begin Monday, April 20 as the city of Sealy voters will head to polls to determine a councilmember for Place 1. The seat was left vacant after Dee Ann Lerma had reached her term limits and three candidates have filed for the position.

Sealy City Council approved the replacement of two playgrounds, discussed relocating the public works department and more during its meeting, Tuesday, April 7. PLAYGROUNDS The council approved a proposal by All Play to purchase and install two new playgrounds at Abe and Irene Levine Park and Mark A.