Ribbon Cutting for Kate’s Kans
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Ribbon Cutting for Kate’s Kans
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Shepherd's Way wraps up western-themed VBS
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Children enjoy activities during Shepherd's Way Church's annual Vacation Bible School in Sealy. This year's 'Yee Haw: Celebrating God's Greatest Gifts' theme brought together youngsters for a week of Bible lessons, songs, games and crafts. Church leaders thanked volunteers, families and supporters for another successful year of VBS. Courtesy photos
Faith, fun and fireworks for the Fourth
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Christian City Fellowship Church in Sealy will host a family fun day July 4. There will be inflatables and games and also a fireworks show. Families are invited to enjoy the free games and fellowship from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
FBC Sealy to host Vacation Bible School July 13-18
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First Baptist Church of Sealy will host their Vacation Bible School July 13-18 from 9 a.m. - noon.
Tent service June 27
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Need prayer? The Shepherd’s Way Church in Sealy will host a prayer tent outreach Saturday, June 27 at Bill’s Supermarket from 10 a.m. - noon..
First United Methodist Church VBS recap
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First United Methodist Church VBS recap
Bellville man arrested on online solicitation charges
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An investigation by the Bellville Police Department landed a 31-year-old man behind bars charged with online solicitation of a minor. Anthony Phearse of Bellville remained Monday in the Austin County Jail on two counts of the second degree felony in lieu of posting a $300,000 bond, according to court records.
ARREST RECORDS
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Nykolas Arik Trevino, of San Antonio, reckless driving, Mar. 30.
Sealy police bolsters force with two K-9 teams, new staff
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Sealy Police Chief Russell Grimes introduced new officers, commended staff for promotions and advancements and accepted donations to support the new K-9 program during the Tuesday, June 16 Sealy City Council meeting.
County awards stormwater mitigation contract
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Austin County commissioners approved a $4.19 million contract with Environmental Allies for the final phase of the Allen’s Creek stormwater mitigation project, Monday, June 22. The initiative is part of a larger flood-control effort funded through a $45.8 million grant from the Texas General Land Office.
