Sealy

Sealy approves draft plans to overhaul Hwy 36 intersections

2 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Sealy City Council approved a resolution supporting Texas Department of Transportation’s preliminary plans to restructure Highway 36 and other streets for safety and operational efficiency during its meeting, Wednesday, Feb. 18.

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City leaders request shared sales tax to afford growth

3 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Sealy leaders urged the board of the Austin County Emergency Services District No. 2 to share sales tax revenue, Wednesday, Feb.

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District narrows calendar

3 months ago By Jimmy Galvan

The Sealy Independent School District Advisory Team has voted to send Calendar B to the board for approval in February. If approved, school will start on Wednesday, Aug.

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Sealy Christian Pantry gains top area honor

3 months ago By Jimmy Galvan

The Houston Food Bank has bestowed an honor on the Sealy Christian Pantry as being the pantry of the year for excellence in going above and beyond in connecting, engaging, and impacting its neighbors.

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Seniors enjoy 50s-themed pampering with hairstyling, makeup

3 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Sixteen senior residents from Silver Lake and Oaks retirement communities experienced a luxurious 50s-themed morning of snacks, haircuts and makeup for free by stylists and volunteers at The Salon, Thursday, Feb. 5, in Sealy.

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Council introduces future plans to replace Levine Park playground

3 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Sealy City Council discussed preliminary ideas and options for replacing and upgrading playground equipment and structures at Abe & Irene Levine Family Park, Tuesday, Feb. 3.

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Sealy moving into new district next year

3 months ago By News Staff

The bi-annual 2026-2028 UIL district realignment was announced on Monday, February 2. As a result, the Sealy Tiger football team has been placed in Region III, District 11-DI. The enrollment numbers for 4A DI division were set at 896 to 1,304. Sealy’s enrollment is 963 which means Sealy will now be competing in a district with Bay City, El Campo, Navasota, Needville, Royal, and West Columbia. Sealy’s 963 enrollment is well above the cutoff numbers for division 1. However, Sealy’s enrollment numbers have only increased by 23 since the last enrollment numbers, which had Sealy at 940.

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Sealy PD nabs suspect with stolen cargo

4 months ago By Jimmy Galvan

With the help of some modern technology and the hard work of the Sealy patrol sergeant, authorities were able to nab a suspect with stolen cargo valued at more than $230,000. Arman Karapetyan, 37, was arrested and charged with forgery of a financial instrument and theft of property.

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Sealy News brings joy with Angel Tree

4 months ago By News Staff

The Sealy News publisher Tressa Alley (back right) and Silver Lake and The Oaks Retirement Communities Property Manager Andrew Tirey (back right) distribute Angel Tree gifts to residents, Friday, Dec. 19, at The Oaks.

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Sealy considers budget amendments, Liedertafel historical designation

5 months ago By Allison Drinnon

Sealy City Council considered budget amendments and a historical designation for the renovations of Liedertafel Hall and W.E. Hill Community Center during its meeting, Tuesday, Dec.

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