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The Sealy High School Tigers hosted the Stafford High School Spartans for homecoming at T.J. Mills Stadium Sept.

Faith Academy was honored to host Lt. Col. Chris Hansen USAF, Ret., as the guest speaker at the 2022 Patriot Day Assembly. Patriot Day is a time to commemorate the lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attack that occurred on September 11, 2001. The assembly was held on September 9, 2022 and attended by the junior and senior high school students. The program also included a touching remembrance video presentation made by a few of their teachers that gave the students a personal glimpse into the day.

AUSTIN COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT During the month of August, TEEA (Texas Extension Education Association) hosted the 2022 Austin County Awards Banquet and Officer Installation Ceremony. The event was hosted by the Sealy Moonlighters at the St.

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HUNTSVILLE - The following area students received degrees during the 2022 Summer semester at Sam Houston State University. BELLVILLE, TX • Adrianna Colvin, Bachelor of Science, Education INDUSTRY, TX • Aunnika Wittner, Bachelor of Science, Agricultural Business, Cum Laude SEALY, TX • Areelly Arriaga, Bachelor of Business Admin, International Business • Jared Brantly, Bachelor of Science, Construction Management.

The Texas Department of Transportation has adopted a 10-year statewide roadway construction plan with a record $85 billion price tag, officials announced last week. The Unified Transportation Plan authorizes the distribution of construction money that is expected to be available during the next decade. Within that framework, TxDOT works with elected officials and local planning organizations, as well as the public, to pick and fund the state’s highest priority transportation projects.

Changes are coming to the Sealy Chamber of Commerce with one change being the new executive director. Sealy Chamber of Commerce President Tori Fisher said she loves owning a business in a small town.

For the fiscal year 2021-2022, Texas Governor Greg Abbott criticized Harris County’s attempt to cut funding for two Harris County Constables’ Offices for the 20212022 fiscal year. As a result of complaints filed by Harris County Constables Mark Herman, representing Precinct 4 and Constable Ted Heap, representing Precinct 5, in July 2022, the Texas Comptroller was notified to investigate complaints defunding law enforcement.