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Livestock Report
Industry, Texas For Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2018 Receipts – 608 compared to 667 last week Trend – 2-5 higher on good active market Choice Steer Calves 150-300 lbs. – … more
Sheriff’s Report
Richard Wayne Baker was arrested for possession of a controlled substance. Bond set at $5,000. Charles Swearington was arrested for driving while intoxicated. Bond set at $2,000. Jacob Tyler … more
Salt Grass Trail Ride
The 2019 Salt Grass Trail Ride kicked off Saturday, embarking on a seven-day horseback trip from Gene Wittenberg’s pasture in Cat Spring to downtown Houston. The ride has been a tradition for more … more
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Oh baby, baby
Sealy News bookkeeper Brianna Noviskie was honored with a baby shower last week. The baby girl is due in March. more
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The Northern flying squirrel thinks pink.
Think Pink: Texas A&M student aids in discovery of fluorescent pink flying squirrel
COLLEGE STATION – The North American flying squirrel fluoresces pink at night under ultraviolet light, but the purpose of the pink color is still a mystery to researchers. Allison Kohler, a … more
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Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital is offering a four-part series for Fort Bend and surrounding area residents who are coping with the loss of a loved one.
Grief support group series offered by Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital
SUGAR LAND — Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital is offering a four-part series for Fort Bend and surrounding area residents who are coping with the loss of a loved one. The series titled … more
Valentine’s recipes you’ll love to share
If the way to your loved one’s heart is through the stomach, there’s no better way to start off this Valentine’s Day than with a homemade breakfast prepared with love. Whether you’re … more
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Pictured in back from left are Brookshire EDC Coordinator Mike Barnes, special speaker attorney Art Pertile, BEDC vice president Sandra Olison, BEDC treasurer Lyndon Stamps and BEDC secretary Nathaniel Richardson. In front from left are Brookshire City Council Alderwoman Kim Branch, Brookshire City Secretary Claudia Harrison, BEDC administrative assistant Vickie Casto and BEDC president Marilyn Vaughn.
Brookshire EDC announces business expansion program
Brookshire Economic Development Corp. invited surrounding EDCs, elected officials, and local business owners to attend its 12th annual Business Retention and Expansion Program. Brookshire EDC … more
John H. Howard Memorial Scholarships offered
BRYAN – John H. Howard of Austin County loved and respected the land, and he wanted to leave it better than he found it. Family and friends have established a scholarship to honor his memory and is … more
Kase Crutcher gives blood during a blood drive Feb. 5 at Blinn College’s Sealy campus.
Blinn hosts blood drive
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Landscape and soil testing campaign runs through Feb. 28
The Spring Landscape and Garden Soil Testing Campaign is underway in Austin County and will run through Feb. 28. This campaign is made possible through the support of the Multi-County Ag Committee … more
Choosing the right doctor for you and your family
What matters to you when finding a doctor to treat you or your family members? A recent survey commissioned by the American Board of Medical Specialties found that four out of five people ranked … more
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Austin County A&M Club accepting scholarship applications
The Austin County A&M Club is accepting scholarship applications for the 2018 – 2019 school year. The scholarships are to be awarded to outstanding students in Austin County who meet the admission … more
Scott Wood, owner of the hosting ERG Polo complex, potted a handful of goals to help his team retain the championship on his own field.
Off to the races
Hundreds flocked to the Victory Cup polo match in Brookshire on Saturday, hoping for a chance to watch a winning game or catch a ride in a hot air balloon. more
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Austin County Sheriff’s Office receives lunch from MOMS First
A group of local mothers and members of MOMS First generously provided the Austin County Sheriff’s Office a sandwich lunch Jan. 25 as a thank you for service to the communities of Austin … more
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Lending a hand
Wal-Mart and The Sealy News purchased a new bicycle for Manuel Resendez, a resident of Silver Lake Retirement Community who was hit by a car Feb. 5 while riding his bike around the neighborhood. … more
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Bellville hospital operations to transition to Bellville Hospital District
BRYAN – CHI St. Joseph Health and Bellville Hospital District announced last week that they have ended a lease agreement and CHI will no longer operate Bellville Hospital, effective May 7. … more
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Michael Jack
Sealy PD assists in child porn arrest
Cat Spring volunteer firefighter Michael Jack, 36, was arrested Feb. 7 following a lengthy investigation for promotion of child pornography. The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office … more
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Life lessons
This week Mrs. Machala's pre-school class at Faith Academy learned the Bible story about the men who carried their paralyzed friend to Jesus to be healed. They then acted out the story, each taking a … more
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Ed Sterling
Governor gives lawmakers list of emergency items to tackle
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott named as his emergency priorities education reform, teacher pay, school safety, property tax reform, mental health services and disaster response in his Feb. 5 "State … more
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