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Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Rotary Club's Jason Childers, left, helps auctioneer Clint Hewitt, right, spot bidders at the "Annual Rotary Summer Concert" last Saturday. Items auctioned included a meal cooked by Tine Keen, a mystery cooler, and men's and women's cowboy hats autographed by concert headliner "Exile."

Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Rotary Club's Jason Childers, left, helps auctioneer Clint Hewitt, right, spot bidders at the "Annual Rotary Summer Concert" last Saturday. Items auctioned included a meal cooked by Tine Keen, a mystery cooler, and men's and women's cowboy hats autographed by concert headliner "Exile."

Rotary Concert auctioneers

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Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Photo by Anna Hernandez Cherry Elementary staff dressed as super heroes to help students and parents on the first day of school last week.

Photo by Anna Hernandez Cherry Elementary staff dressed as super heroes to help students and parents on the first day of school last week.

Cherry's super heroes

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Wednesday, August 20, 2025

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"Tourism council reviews proposed 2025-2026 budget" by: Jessica Shepard

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Thursday, August 14, 2025
   Bay City Tourism Advisory Council (TAC) reviewed the proposed Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget during their meeting Monday afternoon.  “I want to apologize for not having the proposed budget on our agenda at our July meeting,” said Bay City Communications and Cultural Arts Director Samantha Denbow.

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"County OKs 2 Blessing public works projects" by: Mike Reddell

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Thursday, August 14, 2025
   Two agenda items taken by Commissioners Court at its Aug. 4 meeting focus on capital spending for two public works projects for sewer, flood and drainage and water improvements in Blessing.    County Grants Administrator Crystal Morones said both projects are under the GLO Contract No.
Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Chuck Kharrl (center) laughs with Mitch Thames, left, and George Harrison.

Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Chuck Kharrl (center) laughs with Mitch Thames, left, and George Harrison.

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"Kharrl discusses future of STP" by: Jessica Shepard

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Thursday, August 14, 2025
   STP Nuclear Operating Company’s new President, CEO, and CNO Chuck Kharrl discussed the future of STP during a Chamber luncheon last week.    Kharrl spoke about his vision for STP, its role in strengthening our community, and the opportunities ahead for nuclear energy.
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