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Austin County Sheriff’s Deputy Donald Darracq, left, introduces David Watson to the members of the Austin County Commissioners Court at their Dec. 9 meeting. Watson joined the sheriff’s office as an administrative assistant.
Sheriff’s office hires ‘proven’ veteran
When the Austin County Sheriff’s Office hired a retired veteran as an administrative assistant, they had no idea what they were getting. more
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Remington Reichardt does a spin as part of her performance alongside other Chance to Dance students at their Christmas recital last Tuesday evening at the Sealy Junior High School auditorium. It was the second annual recital hosted by Sealy ISD Special Education and Marsha Merrell of the Sealy Dance Warehouse.
Chance to Dance shows their stuff
The Sealy Junior High School auditorium was filled with music and dance moves from the Chance to Dance students at their Christmas recital. more
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Drought conditions have expanded in the last month with a general lack of rainfall, especially across central and southwest Texas.
Warm weekend will lead to cool Monday
Southerly winds have briefly returned ahead of a weak cool front that will cross the area this afternoon. more
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Author Stephen Harrigan will speak at the San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site and Museum on Dec. 19 to discuss his new book, Big Wonderful Thing.
Author Stephen Harrigan to speak at San Felipe museum
The Friends of the San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site is hosting author Stephen Harrigan, whose recent book, Big Wonderful Thing, is a comprehensive look at the expansive history of Texas. more
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Doctors and nurses at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital can now use its TeleNeurology Service to access the skills and expertise of board-certified vascular neurologists during off-peak hours such as nights, weekends and holidays.
Telemedicine service enhances stroke care at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital
An expansion of telemedicine services is strengthening Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital’s ability to quickly treat patients suffering from stroke. more
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State Sen. Lois W. Kolkhorst (R-Brenham), chair of the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, holds a hearing at the state capitol to address the many questions and concerns about the rise in electric e-cigarette use and recreational vaping.
Kolkhorst holds senate hearing on vaping
State Sen. Lois W. Kolkhorst (R-Brenham), chair of the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, held a hearing at the state capitol on Dec. 3 to address the many questions and concerns about the rise in electric e-cigarette use and recreational vaping, especially among minors. more
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Austin County Precinct 3 Commissioner Randy Reichardt, right, is not seeking re-election next year. Precinct 4 Commissioner Chip Reed, left, is running unopposed.
Reichardt not seeking re-election, sheriff has competitor
The deadline to file for election in the March 3 primary elections ended on Monday and in Austin County one of the names not on the ballot is the big news. more
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Sealy News sports reporter Cole McNanna, left, and managing editor Joe Southern donned the mustache look for the month of “Movember” while raising money for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide awareness. At the end of the month, their efforts totaled over $400 to helping men live longer, happier and healthier lives.
Happier, healthier and harier
Movember is all over and Mo Bros and Mo Sistas once again raised money to help health issues affecting men of all ages. more
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He sees you when you’re … watching the Fantasy of Lights Parade! Santa Claus was a featured guest at Saturday night’s parade through downtown Sealy as part of Sealy Community Foundation’s Fantasy of Lights celebration last weekend.
Fantastic Fantasy
With old favorites and new features, the 2019 Fantasy of Lights proved to be a memorable kick-off to the Christmas season last weekend in Sealy at Levine Park. more
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DPS reminds Texans to stay vigilant, report suspicious activity
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is reminding Texans to stay vigilant and report any suspicious behavior or activity they observe to law enforcement. more
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CASA for Kids gets new director
CASA for Kids of South Central Texas announced that its executive director is moving on to pursue new endeavors. more
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Christmas party
Region 3 ECI will hold a Christmas party from 10 a.m. to noon Dec. 13, at Gordon Memorial Public Library, 917 North Circle Dr. For more information, contact Katelyn Tomlinson at 832-278-5722 or katelyntomlinson7410@gmail.com. more
Eagle Lake Christmas festivities
The Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Christmas festivities and parade from noon to 9 p.m. on Dec. 14. For more information, visit visiteaglelake.com. more
Sound of Music
The Tiger Stage Company of Sealy High School is presenting “The Sound of Music” Dec. 13-14 at 7 p.m. and Dec. 15 at 2 and 5 p.m. more
Sealy City Manager Lloyd Merrell talks about Main Street parking concerns with several downtown merchants at a meeting on Thursday at the Sealy EDC office. Pictured across from Merrell are, from the left, Susan Allen, David Krampitz, Sidney Levine, and Dorri Munoz.
Main Street merchants oppose parking plan
Main Street merchants unhappy with a proposal to remove center median parking downtown voiced their concerns to city officials at a meeting Thursday afternoon at the Sealy Economic Development Corporation office. more
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The Bryant family has been receiving support since their son, Noah, fell unexpectedly ill over the Thanksgiving break thanks to a GoFundMe page you can find by searching Noah Bryant Medical Expenses.
Community supporting family
The Sealy community is rallying around a family struck by illness without many solid answers. more
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City hall expansion considered
Is it time to expand or replace Sealy City Hall? more
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After finishing in the top two in their disciplines, two groups of Sealy FFA members are on their way to the state level competition with second-place finishes at the Area XI LDE on Nov. 23. The senior chapter conducting team of Avery Oliver, John Owen, Rayne Wallace, Brayden Ashorn, Cameron Hein, Jordyn Davila, Brylie Nedd, Hattie Schalla and Alex Pinales took second overall at area after being crowned District III Champions the previous weekend. In addition, Avery Oliver won second place in senior creed speaking to punch a ticket to the state competition this weekend. Also competing at the Area XI LDE were the junior quiz team (Ashlyn Davila, Trey Lejeune, Tiffany Tritco and Leandra Ross) who took third overall and the junior chapter conducting team of Grayson Oliver, Ashlyn Davila, Leandra Ross, Garret Nedd, Nikolas Young, Trace Ashorn, Josh Steffens, Tiffany Tritco and Trey Lejeune, taking home a fifth-place banner.
Sealy FFA state bound
Hospital offers classes for caregivers
Caregivers, people who take on the selfless role of caring for a loved one, have the great responsibility of making sure their loved one’s basic needs are met, which requires work and dedication. more
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After shooting what she recognized by its antlers as a buck deer, Debbie Ray only realized it was an antlered doe when she saw it up close on the ground.
Antlered doe shot in Wilson County
The Wilson County News, a newspaper carrying this column, reported a rare antlered whitetail doe being shot recently by a Wilson County woman. more
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