Lifestyle

"Tourism Council seeks marketing data purchase" by: Jessica Shepard

   Bay City’s Tourism Advisory Council unanimously approved pursuing a marketing data subscription plan with Datafy at its first 2025 meeting Monday afternoon.   Communications and Cultural Arts Director Samantha Denbow provided the council with two options – Datafy and Placer.ai.
Sentinel Photo/MaLinda Reddell Matagorda County Fair and Livestock Association's Livestock 2025 Grand Champion steer was shown by Van Vleck FFA member Kenzie Brown

Sentinel Photo/MaLinda Reddell Matagorda County Fair and Livestock Association's Livestock 2025 Grand Champion steer was shown by Van Vleck FFA member Kenzie Brown

"’25 MCFLA auction, show results" by: MaLinda Reddell

   The 2025 Grand Champion steer was shown by Van Vleck FFA member Kenzie Brown at the Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Association (MCFLA) Junior Livestock Auction Saturday, March 8.  Brown also received the AOB Heavy Weight Class Champion Steer title.
Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Mother Superior (Stacey Steiner), left, and “Father” Paul (Clay Breeden), work out their plan to discover the secret reports a newly appointed nun will send to Rome in CAST’s “Drinking Habits” press night Thursday, March 6.

Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Mother Superior (Stacey Steiner), left, and “Father” Paul (Clay Breeden), work out their plan to discover the secret reports a newly appointed nun will send to Rome in CAST’s “Drinking Habits” press night Thursday, March 6.

"CAST’s ‘Drinking Habits’ full of laughs" by: Jessica Shepard

   General admission tickets for the Community Actors of South Texas (CAST) comedy production of Tom Smith’s “Drinking Habits” are going quickly.   The show starts at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, March 13-15, at the CAST theater, 920 Nichols.   All shows will have a 15-minute intermission.
Contributed photo The 2025 “Cattlemen of the Year” title was awarded to Harold Bowers, center, with his wife Cheryl Bowers, who together have farmed grain, farmed seafood, and have raised up to 800 head of cattle on 3,000 acres of land.

Contributed photo The 2025 “Cattlemen of the Year” title was awarded to Harold Bowers, center, with his wife Cheryl Bowers, who together have farmed grain, farmed seafood, and have raised up to 800 head of cattle on 3,000 acres of land.

Harold Bowers 2025 Cattleman of the Year

  If you asked Harold Bowers, what is his creed?   One would venture to say that it is Faith, Family, & Farming...in that order.   Along with his wife of 50 years, Cheryl Bowers, they have farmed grain, farmed seafood, and have raised up to 800 head of cattle on 3,000 acres of land.
Sentinel photo by Jessica Shepard Seven-year-old Banks Busby takes first place in the Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Association's annual "Clown Contest" as chosen by PRCA's Matt Merritt on Saturday, March 8.

Sentinel photo by Jessica Shepard Seven-year-old Banks Busby takes first place in the Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Association's annual "Clown Contest" as chosen by PRCA's Matt Merritt on Saturday, March 8.

Clown Contest Winner

Sentinel photo by Jessica Shepard Three age division buckle winners were chosen for Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Association's first "Little Rodeo" last week. Banks Busby, Ellison Russell, and Londyn Gatson won buckles in the 6-7, 2-3, and 4-5 age divisions respectively. Each child had to retrieve a ribbon tied around a lamb's tail and race their stick horses in the competition.

Sentinel photo by Jessica Shepard Three age division buckle winners were chosen for Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Association's first "Little Rodeo" last week. Banks Busby, Ellison Russell, and Londyn Gatson won buckles in the 6-7, 2-3, and 4-5 age divisions respectively. Each child had to retrieve a ribbon tied around a lamb's tail and race their stick horses in the competition.