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Calvary Baptist VBS children finished up their last round of crafts and fellowship for the summer last week. It was boys versus girls all week to see who could raise the most money to give water to Peruvian children and the girls won. Their reward was to "attack" pastor Lane ParDue, above, with water balloons.
Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
Bay City Blackcat coaches and players urged 7th Street motorists to pull into McDonalds Tuesday afternoon. McDonalds is donating 25 percent of sales from 2 to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday to help raise $36,000 for new communications equipment for Blackcat coaches. Joining the players and coaches Tuesday were County Judge Nate McDonald and McDonalds owner Daniel Carreon.
Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
Sons of the Republic of Texas national headquarters has been in Bay City since 1994. Shown with an early Texas Republic map are, from left, Melinda Williams, Bobby Wilkinson and Janet Knox. Wilkinson is a past officer of SRT, while Williams was executive secretary from 1994 to 2001 and Knox holds that position today.
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Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
Bay City Blackcat coaches and players urged 7th Street motorists to pull into McDonalds Tuesday afternoon. McDonalds is donating 25 percent of sales from 2 to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday to help raise $36,000 for new communications equipment for Blackcat coaches. Joining the players and coaches Tuesday were County Judge Nate McDonald and McDonalds owner Daniel Carreon.
Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
Blackcat Quarterbacks Coach Josh Ervin, right, gives directions on a passing drill to junior quarterback David Davidson, during Tuesday’s morning practice.
Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
Blackcat Cross Country Coach Zerrick Vriseno gives instruction to his runners for a 300-meter run at Bay City High School Tuesday morning.
Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
These two young participants in the BCISD football camp at the BCHS practice fields this week get an early start on their gridiron journey. Campers ranged in age from kindergarten to ninth grade and some 125 took part in the camp Tuesday - up from 60 on the first day Monday. See more, Page 6.
