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Austin County Feral Hog Bounty is still going on. The bounty program is offered with the support of the Austin County Commissioners Court.

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The Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association hosts its Annual Plant Sale on April 13, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Thirsty Thursday Feb. 15

The Thirsty Thursday Networking event will be held at State Farm Virginia Gilbert’s office 4:30-6 p.m.

This event is free to attend, and no RSVP is needed. All are welcome.

Historical Society to meet Feb. 15

The Sealy Area Historical Society is holding a meeting on Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. at the museum located at 211 East Main Street. The public is invited to hear Charlie Wade speak about the old Sealy Broom Factory and Broomtown founded by the Engelking family.

There seems to be no stopping the Sealy girls this season as they continue dismantling district opposition, battering Navasota 5-1 at home, Feb. 9.

Another hard-fought battle against the district’s top brass ended in heartbreak for Sealy Feb. 8, losing 2-1 to Navasota at home.

The Sealy Lady Tigers are heading to the Class 4A basketball playoffs after finishing off their season with a nice 50-41 victory over Brookshire Royal in the district finale. “We went into overtime to get a nice win over Royal and that was good for the team,” said Sealy Head Girls Basketball Coach Brateicka Mock.

Another town hall meeting was held last Monday, Jan. 29 to address concerns over drainage within the city and the MIT grant.

This comes after an initial emergency town hall was held Wednesday, Jan. 24 to discuss allegations of racketeering made by a Wallis property owner, where discussions over the city’s plan to handle drainage and the MIT grant were also brought up.