Yes Virginia, there will be a Sealybration this year. Sealybration – A Country Throw Down Edition, is being scheduled to be held July 7-9 at the San Felipe Festival grounds, 13081 FM 1458.
Despite almost being canceled, the Guns & Hoses tournament was held on April 8, successfully raising vital funds for CASA for Kids. The annual event fosters friendly competition between law enforcement officers and firefighters, and more than 160 participants braved the cold weather to attend the 5K/10K race, demonstrating their invaluable support for the cause.
Due to the inclement weather on April 8 the Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association has decided to postpone the Plant Sale. The Plant Sale has been rescheduled for Saturday, April 22 at Levine Park Pavilion located at 406 Main St. The Plant Sale hours are 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. or until sold out.
A GoFundMe page has been set up to help with the costs of the procedures, hospital stays, and home utilities/groceries while his family awaits the outcome of his surgery on April 10. Find it here: gofund.me/ 3d3a6639..
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The Seeking Justice organization is planning a peaceful protest either Friday or Saturday of this week at the Austin County Jail in reference to the March 11 death of Quincy Williams in the jail. “We are meeting with attorney Ben Crump’s office Wednesday and plan on doing a peaceful protest against the Austin County Sheriff’s office and jail in reference to inmate Quincy Williams death in the jail,” said J.R.
Sealy Historical Park hosted the Spring Fest on April 8 despite a wintry feeling in the air. “The purpose of the Spring Fest is to get people in the community more involved with the Sealy Historical Society,” said Sealy Historical Society’s Nancy Naron.
Through a grant provided by the Public Safety Office (P.S.O.) of the Texas Office of the Governor, the Austin County Sheriff’s Office is providing its deputies, who work part time as School Resources Officers (SROs), with bullet-resistant shields.