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With election season coming fast and furious, it can be hard to keep track of who the winners are. But do not worry, the Sealy News has you covered. For all updates regarding the May 26 runoff, visit www.sealynews.com or visit the Sealy News Facebook page.

In the May 13 issue, The Sealy News ran a story about three local fighters set to fight at Submission Hunter Pro 103 at the Bayou City Event Center in Houston on June 5. The story incorrectly listed the name of one of the fighters as his opponent. Aprilla Springer is the local fighter that will be facing Aaliyah Torres. The Sealy News apologizes for this mistake.

Concerns about noise pollution from future data centers led the City Council May 19 to hold the first of two readings to expand a noise-disturbance ordinance for industrial projects. During the same meeting, the council also moved forward with limited renovations for the W.

Security audit faults one campus, three earn perfect rating A boost from the business community is needed to fund a nearly $900,000 high-tech digital scoreboard authorized by the Sealy Independent School District board for T.J. Mills Stadium, officials said.

The following students earned all A’s throughout the school year and received the Presidential Academic Excellence Certificate and pin: Kindergarten: Tj Barry, Helen Cameron, Kyler Chavez, Silas Claughton, Luke Dorton, Brennan Duplantis, Addie Elberson, Charlotte Frazier, Aaron Gonzalez, Siena Hollis, Maddie Johnson, Tinsley Lubojasky, Memphis Luedke, Bayler Parrott, Stetson Ramirez, Naomi Rogers, Bubbi Sloma and Ragnar Watson.

When questioned by a dying patient about his religious beliefs, physician Francia Collins stammered out the words “I’m not sure.” Collins, who in the moment was unable to provide a coherent response, said that the exchange with his patient “haunted” him for several days. “I was confident,” Collins recalled, “that a full investigation of the rational basis for faith would deny the merits of belief, and affirm my atheism.” With that goal in mind, he set out to indirectly prove atheism true by disproving God. In the end, the exact opposite happened. Francis Collins eventually converted to Christianity because of the rational basis for the faith, along with an indescribable impression left by an overwhelming religious experience. Very well and good for his conversion, certainly! However, my interest here lies in his initial defensive attempt to “reaffirm” his atheism.