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"Main Street board approves façade grant" by: Jessica Shepard

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Thursday, October 27, 2022
Main Street Program board members unanimously approved a $5,000 façade grant for Burlap Sack owner Debbie Franz during their regular meeting Wednesday, Oct. 12.    Board members present included Justin Rhodes, Tami Savage, Joan Meyers, Carol Huitt, Fran Baker, and Elizabeth Hewitt.

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"Rice Festival opens Thursday" by: Jessica Shepard

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Thursday, October 20, 2022
Official Rice Festival festivities open Thursday, Oct. 20 from 4-11 p.m. at the Matagorda County Fairgrounds.    Gate entry is $5 per person from noon until 5 p.m. then it goes up to $10 from 5-11 p.m.    Parking is free around the fairgrounds and VIP parking passes are available for $20.
Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Tidehaven seniors Jehan Johnson and Chance McCrae were crowned Homecoming Queen and King at the Tigers game against Brazos at Delvin L. Taska Stadium Friday, Oct. 14.

Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Tidehaven seniors Jehan Johnson and Chance McCrae were crowned Homecoming Queen and King at the Tigers game against Brazos at Delvin L. Taska Stadium Friday, Oct. 14.

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Tidehaven Homecoming

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Thursday, October 20, 2022
Sentinel photo/MaLinda Reddell The Bay City Pilot Club held their annual "Celebrity Waiter" fundraiser and awarded plaques to the waiter who made the most in tips Thursday, Oct.12. First through third place winners from left are Melanie Bradley, Bill Orton, and Tina Israel.

Sentinel photo/MaLinda Reddell The Bay City Pilot Club held their annual "Celebrity Waiter" fundraiser and awarded plaques to the waiter who made the most in tips Thursday, Oct.12. First through third place winners from left are Melanie Bradley, Bill Orton, and Tina Israel.

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Top Celebrity Waiters

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Thursday, October 20, 2022
Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell  Walk a Mile in Their Shoes was a mile-long walk from the Crisis Center to the courthouse Wednesday, Oct. 12. The Crisis Center-sponsored event was to bring awareness to domestic violence. At the courthouse there were guest speakers and a moment of silence.

Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell  Walk a Mile in Their Shoes was a mile-long walk from the Crisis Center to the courthouse Wednesday, Oct. 12. The Crisis Center-sponsored event was to bring awareness to domestic violence. At the courthouse there were guest speakers and a moment of silence.

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Walk a Mile in Their Shoes

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Thursday, October 20, 2022
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