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The Sealy City Council was presented with a potential grant awards contract for lowincome residents and businesses that would be able to apply for funds through the street rehabilitation project. PHOTO BY ABENEZER YONAS  

Boo! The bash is coming this year

2 years ago By Abenezer Yonas

Grab your costumes and get ready for the spooky season. The Sealy City Council voted Aug. 15, to approve Boo Bash, a fun-filled Halloween festival held every year in Sealy.

This will be the 16th annual Boo Bash hosted by The Sealy News and co-hosted by the Sealy Area Chamber and will feature tractor rides, barrel train rides, bounce houses, one or two haunted houses and food trucks.

Sealy News Team Lead/Marketing Consultant Amanda Luksha presented the event to the council detailing specifics about the event, potential street closures and more.

Members of the Sealy ISD Police force include officer Wesley Hall, officer Ronald Griffin, Chief Shanandoah Culpepper, officer Eddie Hernandez, and officer Jesse Alvarado. COURTESY PHOTO  

SAFETY FIRST

2 years ago By Jimmy Galvan
While some Texas school districts are having issues implementing House Bill 3 into their budgets, the Sealy Independent School District is not one of them. In fact, Sealy ISD has been an educational leader in school safety for the past five years.

NEWS BITS

2 years ago By News Staff
Blessing of the Downtown & Ice Cream Social Aug. 31 Come out to help The Sealy Downtown Merchants bless downtown Sealy, Aug. 31 at 6 p.m. We will walk around downtown with local pastors and end up back at 222 Fowlkes for an ice cream social. If you have questions, would like to be involved, would like to sponsor, or are a church leader who would like to be involved reach out to sealyflowerstation@gmail. com.

Design contest for voting stickers

2 years ago By Contributed Report
The Austin County Elections Department invites local Austin County students to participate in its first “I Voted” and “Future Voter” design contest. The contest is open to all Austin County students K-12, enrolled in a public, private, or homeschool setting, and the winning design will be distributed to all voters at early voting and on Election Day during the 2024 elections.
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