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Brazos FFA teams compete at HLSR

4 years ago By News Staff

Brazos FFA teams continued their competition circuits at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and returned with recognition. The Wool Team registered sixth and the Livestock Team finished 211th in recent competitions.

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Wallis City Council eyes water projects

4 years ago By Holly Galvan Posey

During March 16’s regular meeting of the Wallis City Council, a public hearing was held regarding an intention to file an application with USDA Rural Development. As part of the project, water improvements will be implemented throughout the city’s service area.

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Planning Committee approved for Wallis

4 years ago By Cecilia Allice

The time has come for the City of Wallis to make a few changes in the way things are done. We are following in the footsteps of other surrounding cities and are experiencing a lot of interest from home and commercial developers wanting land.

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NEWS BITS

4 years ago By News Staff

Friends of the Sealy American Legion Friday Fish Fry, March 25 The Friends of the Sealy American Legion are hosting a Friday Fish Fry March 25 at the Sealy American Legion Hall. Plates will be served in the drivethru only from 5-7 p.m.

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ARREST REPORTS

4 years ago By News Staff

An arrest is not proof of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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CORRECTION

4 years ago By News Staff

In the March 17 edition of The Sealy News, an incorrect image ran with the San Felipe Town Council story. The map that outlined the Wildcat Estates subdivision which was annexed into the Town of San Felipe incorrectly identified the plat. It was not the large rectangular shape that straddled the city limits of Sealy and San Felipe but it was the skinnier rectangle to the north of that plat which was approved to be annexed into San Felipe. We apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused.

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Shortage could affect paper

4 years ago By Thomas Edwards

A newsprint shortage complicated by blockades at the Canadian border could mean a temporary reduction in the page count of The Sealy News until the supply chain is restored. Canadian mills provide nearly 75% of the newsprint — paper processed from pulpwood — used by U.S.

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Hill now full-time City Manager

4 years ago By Holly Galvan Posey

At the Sealy City Council meeting March 15 at the W. E.

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SOARING PRICES

4 years ago By Valerie Reddell

Gordon Gunnels was optimistic about March’s bottom line since the warmer temperatures provide better conditions for his business, Painting Pro Plus. But that was before gas doubled in price from last year.

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First-ever art festival rapidly approaching

4 years ago By Holly Galvan Posey

Sealy’s first-ever Battle fOr The Arts festival scheduled for April 28-May 1 will celebrate the arts while bringing tourism to the city and the surrounding area. Hosted by Sealy Main Street, BOTA’s mission is to facilitate a cross-pollination of art genres that inspires creativity, spurs unexpected connections and celebrates artistic vision.

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