Visiting the health museum
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Visiting the health museum
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County still enforcing feral hog bounty
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Austin County feral hog bounty is still going on. The bounty program is offered with the support of the Austin County Commissioners Court.
Home-grown vegetable contest set for June 6
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Do you think you have the best vegetables or the biggest tomato? The Horticulture Committee of Austin County, Linseisen’s Feed & Supply, and Nelson’s Plant Food are pleased to present the Home-Grown Vegetable Contest and Program being hosted on Saturday, June 6. Show off the prize-winning vegetables from your garden.
ON THE SCENE IN SEALY
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New Sealy HS Fishing Club Info Meeting Wednesday, April 29 | 5:30–6 p.m. | Sealy High School, 2372 Championship Drive | Sealy Any SHS students, along with incoming eighth graders and their parents, are encouraged to attend as we share details and exciting opportunities for the fishing club’s inaugural year. Hosted in the lecture hall.
WNTF nabs two in county seeking drugs
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BY JIMMY GALVAN JIMMY.GALVAN@@SEALYNEWS.COM Two Arkansas men in the Austin County area suspected for attempting to purchase cocaine by members of the Westside HIDTA Narcotics Task Force (WNTF) Saturday, April 18. Authorities arrested Cameron Clater and Juwan Bradley and seized $326,671 in cash.
SEALY STRONG
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With an eye trained on preparing the impending growth to the Sealy community, the Greater Sealy Area Chamber of Commerce shined a spotlight on their plans for the coming year during last week’s annual banquet. Larry Kuciemba, chairman of the chamber’s board of directors, pointed out a pair of initiatives that he is working on during this tenure.
Brazos ISD still reviewing Prop B options
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The Brazos Independent School District Board of Trustees once again tabled action on approving a contract on Proposition B during the April 15 meeting. Brazos Superintendent Dave Plymale said Proposition B, which was approved in the 2025 bond election, remains under active review at this time.
Abbott highlights Texas Jobs Council at South Plains College
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LEVELLAND — Governor Greg Abbott today highlighted the new Texas Jobs Council, emphasizing its role in strengthening the state’s workforce pipeline during a visit to South Plains College’s (SPC) automotive technology and welding facilities. SPC is where students prepare for high-demand jobs critical to Texas’ unprecedented economic growth.
Abbott receives Sun and Star Legacy Award
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IRVING – Governor Greg Abbott received the Sun and Star Legacy Award and showcased Texas’ thriving economic partnership with Japan during the Japan American Society DFW Awards Gala. “Texas and Japan share similar values like hard work, freedom, and innovation,” said Governor Abbott.
Abbott backs Texas sheriffs at inaugural NCTSC meeting
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RUNAWAY BAY — Governor Greg Abbott affirmed the state’s strong support for Texas sheriffs at the North Central Texas Sheriff’s Coalition’s inaugural meeting. “If we do not have law enforcement, we have a society that is going to crumble,” said Governor Abbott.
