Matagorda County commissioners voted unanimously to allow county bars to open Wednesday, Oct. 14 during their regular court meeting Monday, Oct. 12.
This decision comes on the heels of Governor Greg Abbott’s announcement Oct. 7 that gave county judges the authority to... + continue reading
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Commissioners Court unanimously approved a Community Development Block Grant Mitigation grant for drainage and sewer lines in Blessing during their regular meeting Monday, Oct. 12.
“As far as I know this is a 1% match project,” said County Judge Nate McDonald.
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Bay City High School's 2020 Homecoming King is Davieyon Curtis with Queen Christina Davalos, both were crowned at halftime during the game against Brazosport Friday, Oct. 9.
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An impressive number of onlookers watched as the Matagorda Day parade moved through the town Saturday, Oct. 10. The procession kicked off the annual Matagorda Day activities. Hosted by Matagorda Fire & Rescue and Matagorda Beach, the activities were centered at Matagorda Fireman’s Hall. Events included Dave Owen Live and the Fajita Cook-Off Contest.
The Bay City High School Aristocats drill team showed off their skills during a jazzy compilation played by the Bay City High School Marching Band as part of the Homecoming half-time show, Oct. 9.
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Bay City High School's 2020 Homecoming King is Davieyon Curtis with Queen Christina Davalos, both were crowned at halftime during the game against Brazosport Friday, Oct. 9.
The Bay City High School Aristocats drill team showed off their skills during a jazzy compilation played by the Bay City High School Marching Band as part of the Homecoming half-time show, Oct. 9.
Sentinel photo: Jessica Shepard
Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard
Bay City senior quarterback Avery Smith (12) breaks free of Exporter tacklers for a touchdown Friday night.
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I keep hearing around town from various folk that the masks go off Nov. 3.
I’m assuming that means that the whole COVID-19 ordeal will be over when one political party or... + continue reading
