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Rails to Trails plans begin

3 years ago By Rae Drady
The newly formed Local Government Corporation created in May, and previously reported on by The Sealy News, the 1093 Railto-Trails Local Government Corporation (LGC), held its fourth official meeting on July 25 at Wallis City Hall. The meeting was a workshop session on the Nation Park Service Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance (RTCA) program. Members of the park service were present.
Best of the Best Winners  

Best of the Best Winners

3 years ago By News Staff
Austin County State Bank was voted Runner-Up Best Bank for 2022 according to Austin County voters. Brandon Luedke won Best Loan Officer and Vinnie Mercado was voted Runner-Up Best Bank Teller. Pictured from left to right: Dennis Hansen, Lupita Chavez, Avery Carpenter, Melissa Huffman, Kim Shoquist. PHOTOS BY AMANDA LUKSHA

Memorial Hermann, Houston Rockets announce partnership

3 years ago By Contributed Report
After nearly two decades of working together, Memorial Hermann Health System and the Houston Rockets are excited to announce a unique, first-of-its-kind collaboration and branding partnership. Effective July 1, 2022, Memorial Hermann’s entire orthopedics and sports medicine service line has been rebranded as Memorial Hermann-Rockets Orthopedics. In addition, Memorial Hermann’s sports medicine institute clinics will be named Memorial Hermann- Rockets Sports Medicine Institute, and Memorial Hermann Orthopedic & Spine Hospital will be named Memorial Hermann-Rockets Orthopedic Hospital. With the trust and support of the Houston Rockets, Memorial Hermann is proud to be the first health system in the country to be able to co-brand its orthopedic programs with a national sports team partner.
“I pod” is the “pride” of the stables at Bluebonnet Farms due to the many awards he has won.  

Horsin’ around

3 years ago By Rae Drady
When planning family activities to stay busy and round out the summer, horseback riding lessons may not be the first thing that comes to mind, as the extreme South Texas temperatures have already kicked in even in the morning hours, but Bluebonnet Horse Farm has the answer for that.

Wallis Council considers splash pad for park

3 years ago By Rae Drady
The Wallis City Council is considering adding a splash pad to Mynarik Park rather than moving forward with the parking lot addition project they have been working towards recently. Based on the massive turnout for the city’s annual Fourth of July Celebration this year the councilmembers were mostly in agreement that the size of parking lot they were planning to have constructed would not suffice for the needs of that event anyways.

Astros blast-off in doubleheader against Yankees

3 years ago By Jason Manago-Graves

HOUSTON — Following the MLB All-Star break, the Houston Astros hosted a doubleheader against the New York Yankees, who sit atop of the league's standings, in Game 2 with a 7-5 win.  

Designated hitter and American League all-star, Yordan Alvarez, was activated from the injured list after missing the final seven games before the break due to a hand injury and couldn’t have been back at a better time.  

Fire weather and rain chances

3 years ago By Contributed Report

Mid and upper-level ridge is centered over the southern plains this morning, but is just far enough inland that tropical moisture is sliding NW toward the TX coast. Radar shows scattered showers and thunderstorms across the offshore waters and a few have moved inland over the coastal counties this morning. As temperatures warm into the low to mid 90’s showers and thunderstorms will develop along the inland moving seabreeze boundary.

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