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Kate Mize stands with a full food pantry at the Kate’s Kans Bellville location for the ribbon cutting ceremony, June 13. COURTESY PHOTOS  

Kate's Kans restocked after community steps up

2 weeks ago By Allison Drinnon
Community members quickly stepped up to support Kate's Kans after one of the nonprofit’s food pantries was emptied just days before a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Bellville. Kate's Kans founder Kate Mize, a Sealy resident, said she learned of the incident June 9, only hours before a ribbon cutting for the pantry's newest location outside Lisa Noack State Farm at 428 E.
Sealy ISD staffers honored for 15 years of service.  

Sealy ISD honors employees at end-of-year awards ceremony

3 weeks ago By Alesia Woolridge, Interim Area Editor
Sealy ISD recognized outstanding employees and celebrated years of service during its End-of-Year Awards Ceremony held before the conclusion of the 2025-26 school year. During the ceremony, the district honored recipients of its Teacher of the Year, Paraprofessional of the Year and Substitute Teacher of the Year awards.
Vacation Bible Schools prepare for summer of faith and fun  

Vacation Bible Schools prepare for summer of faith and fun

3 weeks ago By News Staff
Local churches are preparing to welcome children and families for Vacation Bible School programs this summer, offering a mix of Bible lessons, music, crafts, game and fellowship. From themed activities to opportunities for spiritual growth, area churches are inviting youngsters to participate in a tradition that has been a summer staple for generations.

Help sought to fund T.J. Mills scoreboard

1 month ago By Allison Drinnon

Security audit faults one campus, three earn perfect rating

A boost from the business community is needed to fund a nearly $900,000 high-tech digital scoreboard authorized by the Sealy Independent School District board for T.J. Mills Stadium, officials said.

The goal is to have students operate the display once it is in place.

In other business during the May 20 school board meeting at Sealy Junior High School, trustees reviewed a campus security audit, censured a colleague for administrative reasons and approved special-education classroom modifications.

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