Seventeen-year-old Michael Allen Trevino Jr. and two 16-year-olds are in custody in connection with the shooting death of 17-year-old Devin Lee Davalos of Bay City, ABC 13 of Houston reported Tuesday.
Trevino was taken in custody Friday, Oct. 13, as Bay City police were beginning an... + continue reading
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Official Rice Festival festivities open Thursday, Oct. 19, from 4-11 p.m. with “HEB Night” – that means bringing three non-perishable HEB-brand food items gets you free admission at the gate.
All food items benefit a local food pantry.
Otherwise each gate entry is... + continue reading
Charter Review Committee members were hoping for input on several possible changes to the city charter at a public hearing Tuesday night.
Instead, the mayor-city manager form of government was the most-discussed item and about seven speakers were roughly evenly divided on... + continue reading
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Seventeen-year-old Michael Allen Trevino Jr. and two 16-year-olds are in custody in connection with the shooting death of 17-year-old Devin Lee Davalos of Bay City, ABC 13 of Houston reported Tuesday.
Trevino was taken in custody Friday, Oct. 13, as Bay City police were beginning an... + continue reading
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Autumn Atkins was crowned the 2017-2018 Rice Festival Queen Oct. 14 along with her royalty court. Pictured from left to right are: third runner-up: Angel Hanzik , fourth runner-up Calysta Longoria, Queen Autumn Atkins, first runner-up Savannah Knezek and second runner-up Faith Cornett.
Twenty-nine young women lined the stage of Keye Ingram auditorium Saturday night to find out who would be crowned as the 2017-2018 Rice Festival Queen.
Autumn Atkins was officially crowned Rice Festival Queen for the 2017-2018 year.
Atkins is joined by her court: first... + continue reading
Winners of the annual Rice Dish Round-up contest were awarded blue ribbons on Tuesday. Grand Champions, above, received purple ribbons along with a cash award and jar of rice. From left to right are: Rice Festival chairman Barry Fry; Rice Dish Round-up chairman Wayne Witte; Kathy Jackson, adult division winner; Janet Wallace, consumer science teacher at Palacios ISD; John Carter, grades 1-5 winner; Agri-Life Extension office admin Velma Mangum, Lion Ray Mangum and Lion President John Woolsey. Not pictured are: Anneliese Arnold, grades 6-8 winner and Michael Weenig, grades 9-12 winner. Wallace stood in for Weenig.
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Blackcat running back RJ Mitchell (22) moves downfield with blockers Javien Times (53) and Steven Solis (57).
Blackcat Coach Lupe Florez said his team’s 26-14 victory over West Columbia last week was the closest Bay City has come in putting a game together this season.
And the Blackcats (5-1, 1... + continue reading
Tidehaven senior quarterback Bryce Galvan, 11, calls a play late in the fourth quarter Friday as the Tigers defeated District 14-3A rival Boling, 48-27. The Tigers improved to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in district play. Tidehaven has a bye this week and returns to action at Brazos on Oct. 27.
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Van Vleck High School seniors Julia Landry and Kobe Blackmon are the 2017 Homecoming Queen and King. They were crowned in pre-game ceremonies before the Van Vleck-Rice Consolidated game Friday night.
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Mayor Mark Bricker wants city council members to RSVP with the city on events they plan on attending.
Raising the issue at last week’s regular council meeting, Bricker said... + continue reading
