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Sixteen graduates were recognized with a pinning ceremony on Wednesday, May 6, after completing the Blinn College District’s acclaimed Radiologic Technology Program. “These graduates have shown tremendous growth, mastering both clinical skills and the patient-centered approach that define excellence in radiologic technology,” Program Director Tina Kocurek said.

After receiving input from over 30 community members in a public hearing, Austin County Judge Tim Lapham shared how the county intends to fight back against prospective battery energy storage systems (BESS) and artificial intelligence (AI) data centers.

Sealy City Council debated the extensive yet broad terms in an offer from Austin County Emergency Services District (ACESD) No. 2 to share sales tax during its meeting, Tuesday, April 21.

While many were either rocking the country or surviving the flood, Sealy voters turned out to elect a new member to the city council Saturday, May 2. Robert “Bobby” Necker was elected to the city of Sealy’s Position 1 council seat during the May 2 election.

Sealy City Council approved a new downtown parking assessment and a reimbursement agreement with the Sealy Columbus Club for upcoming improvements to the Knights of Columbus Hall during its meeting, Tuesday, April 21.

The Brazos Independent School District has sent out a survey to area residents concerning Proposition B that was approved by voters. Early bids on the work proposed in Proposition B cost more than was budgeted, so the board has been considering different plans for the money being used for the projects.