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Ballots finalized
Two of three incumbent Sealy City Council members have drawn opponents, and two returning school board members are unopposed in the May 5 election, as ballots for the local nonpartisan elections were … more
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Body found in Sealy
Deceased man found in North Sealy. Police located a deceased 44-year-old Hispanic male by his vehicle in the old El Tropical parking lot. Foul play was not indicated and the name is not being … more
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Fugitive murder suspect extradited from Mexico
A fugitive murder suspect was returned to Texas from Mexico today to ensure he stands trial for the 1991 murder of Brenda Smith, 35, in Sealy. The effort to locate and capture Blas Tierrablanca, … more
Austin County Fair & Rodeo donates to American Cancer Society
Bellville – The Austin County Fair Association donated $2,650 to the American Cancer Society of Austin County on Jan. 23 to represent their participation in the Tough Enough to Wear Pink … more
Students selected Angela Snowden as the Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Week at Sealy High School.
Snowden selected as CTE Teacher of the Week
During February, in honor of CTE Month, the Sealy High School students are choosing one CTE teacher each week to spotlight the great things that they are doing in their classrooms and … more
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A passenger station site in Houston was announced recently for a proposed high-speed ‘bullet train.’
Texas Central picks preferred high-speed train passenger station in Houston
HOUSTON – Highlighting Houston’s history as a major railway hub, Mayor Sylvester Turner and developers of the Texas Bullet Train announced today the preferred site of the new passenger station, … more
Warrant resolution program begins this month
The Sealy Municipal Court, Austin County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, and San Felipe Municipal Court will participate in a 2018 Warrant Resolution beginning Saturday, Feb. 24, and ending March … more
It lasts a lifetime
Bullying is a widespread problem in schools ranging from elementary to high school but the effects it can have can last decades after both the bullies and the victims leave school. The emotional … more
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Chamber event honors fallen, welcomes new leaders
The theme of this year’s Sealy Chamber of Commerce banquet was “Superheroes” and there was no shortage of Wonder Women and Super Men in the audience Friday night. The late Sealy Fire Chief … more
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Precinct 4 Commissioner Doug King adds his signature to a resolution opposing the continued operation of Five Oaks Achievement Center, a juvenile home in New Ulm.
County voices opposition to New Ulm juvenile facility
Austin County commissioners unanimously agreed Monday to oppose the continued operation of an at-risk juvenile group home in New Ulm. While the Commissioners Court does not have regulatory … more
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Warrant resolution program begins this month
The Sealy Municipal Court, Austin County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, and San Felipe Municipal Court will participate in a 2018 Warrant Resolution beginning Saturday, Feb. 24, and ending March … more
Ed Sterling
Straus: Audit reveals need for stronger oversight at state agency
AUSTIN — House Speaker Joe Straus on Jan. 31 said a new state audit raises questions about the management of the state Health and Human Services Commission and illustrates the need for legislative … more
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Made, not born
People know the clichés. Bullies come from broken homes and bad parenting, and they struggle with insecurities. What many don’t understand is why those factors drive kids of all ages, even … more
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Texas high-speed train unveils passenger station in Dallas
DALLAS – Developers of the Texas Bullet Train unveiled new details today on its passenger station in Dallas, giving riders quick and comfortable access for their in-state travels instead of being … more
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Sealy city manager takes office
Lloyd Merrell was welcomed by enthusiastic employees last week for his first day on the job. The new city manager started Feb. 1 and will earn an annual salary of $118,000. Merrell said he is getting … more
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Sealy High School hosted college night Jan. 29 at which junior high and high school students could talk to representatives from colleges and military branches.
Sealy High holds college night
Last week, Sealy High School hosted College Night where representatives from universities and military branches could talk with students ranging from sixth grade to 12th grade. Representatives also … more
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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo will debut a new rotating concert stage on opening night, Tuesday, Feb. 27, for the first time in more than 30 years.
New concert stage unveiled for rodeo
Today, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo officials revealed a new, larger RODEOHOUSTON® stage that will put fans closer to the action in 2018. “We continue to look for new ways to improve the … more
Sheriff's Report
The Austin County Sheriff’s Office released a report of arrests and bookings for Jan. 19-25. Inclusion in the report does not implicate guilt. Rayford Doss Vanwinkle was arrested for possession … more
Kesavan Shan, MD
Why women should listen to their hearts
SUGAR LAND — Despite the perception that heart disease is a man’s disease, it’s the No. 1 killer of women, according to the American Heart Association. Millions of women die of heart disease … more
Community contributes to local cop
Sealy Police Detective Jason Manies was presented a check for $720 to help his family recover from destruction to his home caused by Hurricane Harvey. Manies thanked local residents who contributed … more
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