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On the Scene in Sealy — Feb. 25, 2026

2 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Author ReShonda Tate on “With Love from Harlem”

Thursday, Feb. 26 | 6–7 p.m. | The Story Peddler, 539 W Main St | Bellville National bestseller Black author ReShonda Tate will share about and sign copies of her newest historical fiction novel “With Love from Harlem.”

The novel follows jazz sensation, film start and civil rights activist Hazel Scott as she explores passion, power and the price of living unapologetically in the backdrop of a changing America.

Valentine Family Dance

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Preparing with Purpose: Getting ready for 2026 Christmas parties

2 months ago By News Staff

Members of the Extension Education Association of Austin County are ahead of the curve by preparing for their 2026 Christmas parties at local nursing homes. Several members met to begin assembling party favors designed especially for nursing home residents. These work sessions allow members to collaborate, share ideas, and prepare cheerful, practical, and meaningful items, ensuring that each item reflects care, dignity, and the spirit of the season.

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Staying active and centered: EEA offers chair yoga for seniors

2 months ago By News Staff

Members of the Extension Education Association of Austin County recently hosted an educational program focused on Chair Yoga for Seniors, providing participants with practical strategies to support mobility, flexibility, and overall well-being. The program was conducted by EEA members Shirley Beum and Joan Buenger, who led the session, emphasizing safe, accessible movement tailored specifically for older adults.

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City leaders request shared sales tax to afford growth

3 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Sealy leaders urged the board of the Austin County Emergency Services District No. 2 to share sales tax revenue, Wednesday, Feb.

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District narrows calendar

3 months ago By Jimmy Galvan

The Sealy Independent School District Advisory Team has voted to send Calendar B to the board for approval in February. If approved, school will start on Wednesday, Aug.

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Sealy Christian Pantry gains top area honor

3 months ago By Jimmy Galvan

The Houston Food Bank has bestowed an honor on the Sealy Christian Pantry as being the pantry of the year for excellence in going above and beyond in connecting, engaging, and impacting its neighbors.

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American Red Cross stresses vigilance, strong swimming skills as keys to water wafety

3 months ago By News Staff

Red Cross Water Safety programs and Swim App can help reduce drownings The American Red Cross is stressing the importance of constant, active adult supervision, along with ensuring that everyone learns to swim, as critical layers of protection to help prevent drowning.

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Texas Rangers seek new tips in 45-year-old Christmas double murder in Harris County

3 months ago By News Staff

AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is seeking information in the 1980 murder of 31-year-old Estella Salinas and her 14-year-old son, Andrew Salinas, in Houston. The reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for these murders is now increased to $6,000 if the tip is received before the next featured Texas Rangers cold case is announced. Anyone with information is asked to please come forward.

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The “Perfect Match”: Why Texas parents and school districts are choosing propane autogas for healthier rides, savings

3 months ago By News Staff

As the academic year progresses, the Propane Council of Texas (Pro-COT) is highlighting why propane autogas has become the “perfect match” for Texas school districts and families. Beyond being a cleaner fuel, propane is proving to be a practical solution for student health and district budgets.