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

Sealy High School’s Mariana Ponce recently competed in the Young Escoffier High School Virtual Culinary Scholarship Competition and took first place. She was awarded a $3,000 scholarship to the Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts and earned an additional $500 for being a finalist.

Sealy High School’s One Act Play company of Wise Children recently earned straight 1’s from the judges and was named Bi-District Champions once again. In addition to having the best performance, the company also earned best crew honors.

Texas state Sen. Lois Kolkhorst (R-Brenham) visited Texas State Technical College’s Fort Bend County campus Wednesday, March 23, and experienced firsthand the hands-on training that TSTC offers to students.

During Monday morning chapels, Faith Academy students we recognized for their 3rd Quarter academic accomplishments: A Honor Roll, A & B Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance.

Students seeking an affordable pathway toward a career in engineering and manufacturing technology will have a new opportunity at the Blinn College-Brenham Campus this fall.

The 2022 season of Greater Sealy Little League officially got underway last Saturday, March 26, following Opening Day festivities that included a parade and an on-field ceremony. After all of the teams paraded down Park Street and converged on Mark A.

Friday, March 25, the Austin County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of 56-year-old Bellville resident Kathy Elaine Maresh in connection to the murder of her husband, 62-year-old Jimmy Dale Maresh. She was being held in the Austin County Jail on a $500,000 bond.

Members of the Sealy Education Foundation spent its Thursday morning handing out $50,000 worth of grants to teachers and students across Sealy ISD. Out of the 45 grants that were handed out, SEF board member Ryan Reichardt said estimates showed it would impact around 1,700 students, more than 50% of the district’s enrollment.

The results of a community public survey were presented to the board of the Sealy Economic Development Corporation during its regular meeting March 22 at the W. E. Hill Community Center.