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Bay City voters approved two of three proposed city charter changes – one for aligning council terms and the other will change the mandatory meeting of council to once a month - in the election Saturday, May 3.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
"Mica talks about human trafficking survivors" by: Jessica Shepard
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Dr. Camille Aubrey Mica was this quarter’s featured speaker at the Women in Leadership luncheon last week. Mica spoke about the lasting mark human trafficking leaves on its victims to dozens of attendees May 1.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
"Matagorda VFD dedicates new fire, rescue boat" by: Mike Reddell
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Matagorda Volunteer Fire Department christened its new fire and rescue boat “Matagorda Guardian of the Sea” amid ceremonies at Matagorda Harbor Pavilion Saturday, May 3. Matagorda Fire Chief Gail Cook was the main speaker for the event that drew about 50 people.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
"Parks Board reviews new member list" by: Jessica Shepard
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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board members discussed several topics during their May meeting last week. Those present included Denise Fortenberry and Jordan Brown Piwonka, while Lane Hollister was absent.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Miss Daisy Werthan (Clare Costantini) and Hoke Coleburn (Patrick Wiggins) share a chuckle before starting their trip to the grocery store during CAST's "Driving Miss Daisy" production on Sunday, May 4. Tickets are available for the play's last weekend at https://casttx.booktix.com/dept/CAST/e/DmD.
"CAST ‘Driving Miss Daisy’ will close out this weekend" by: Jessica Shepard
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Tickets are going fast for Community Actors of South Texas’ rendition of “Driving Miss Daisy.” Each performance starts at 7 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, May 8-10, at the CAST theater. General admission tickets are $20 per person, and student tickets are $7 with a valid student ID.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
"Reel Reviews: Thunderbolts* brings MCU morally gray antiheroes together" by: Jessica Shepard
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I don’t know if anyone else has started experiencing “superhero fatigue” due to an oversaturated market, but I sure am! Superhero fatigue was coined in 2019 and seems relevant when anyone looks at the box office and television show lineups since then.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
WCJC photo Wharton County Junior College students recently received outstanding achievement awards in seven fields of study: Allied Health, Communication and Fine Arts, Life Sciences, Math and Physical Sciences, Social and Behavior Sciences, Technology and Business, and Vocational Sciences.
WCJC students recognized during awards ceremony
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Wharton County Junior College students were recently recognized for their classroom achievement at the 2025 Academic Recognition Ceremony, held at the Pioneer Student Center on the Wharton campus.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
JSL announces 2025 Scholarship Recipients
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The Bay City Junior Service League Scholarship Committee announced the JSL scholarship recipients at its regular meeting on Thursday, May 1, and they will be recognized at their school’s award ceremonies.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
Mother’s Day concert at Liberty Park
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Magnificent Outstanding Tender Honorable Extraordinary Remarkable – Mother. Dust off your lawn chairs, roll out those picnic blankets, and rally your friends for the 7th annual Mother’s Day Concert at Liberty Park! It’s a Mom-tastic celebration featuring the Bluegrass Legends: Doug & Chris!
Thursday, May 8, 2025
WCJC Foundation to host casino fundraiser
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The Wharton County Junior College Foundation is pleased to announce that it will holding its second annual casino party, Blackjack, Glitz & Glamor in Sugar Land. Funds raised will benefit the Wharton County Junior College Foundation. Scheduled for 6 to 10 p.m.
Thursday, May 8, 2025