News

Situation settled

Bay City Police hostage negotiators were called to what initially was thought could be a hostage situation near Nichols and Skelly roads June 2.

"CAST’s School House Rock Live! Opens June 17" by: Jessica Shepard

The Community Actors of South Texas have their first showing of “Schoolhouse Rock Live!” starting at 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, June 17-18.    Additional showcases are at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 19, and 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, June 23-25, at the CAST building, 920 Nichols Avenue in Bay City.
Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Mayor Robert Nelson, center, proclaimed May 15-21 as "National Public Works" week Tuesday, May 24. Nelson is flanked by Bay City Public Works Director Barry Calhoun and Engineering Tech Alyssa Dibbern. The proclamation states that the "city is safer, and individuals and families can enjoy the quality of life that makes Bay City special because of the dedication of public works professionals."

Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Mayor Robert Nelson, center, proclaimed May 15-21 as "National Public Works" week Tuesday, May 24. Nelson is flanked by Bay City Public Works Director Barry Calhoun and Engineering Tech Alyssa Dibbern. The proclamation states that the "city is safer, and individuals and families can enjoy the quality of life that makes Bay City special because of the dedication of public works professionals."

Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Matagorda County Commissioners Court proclaimed June 2022 as Myuasthenia Gravis  Month at the court’s meeting Monday. Spokesman Simon DeSoto (second from right) said the disease is horrible, where the brain doesn’t communicate with the muscles and afflicts those from the young to the old.

Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Matagorda County Commissioners Court proclaimed June 2022 as Myuasthenia Gravis Month at the court’s meeting Monday. Spokesman Simon DeSoto (second from right) said the disease is horrible, where the brain doesn’t communicate with the muscles and afflicts those from the young to the old.

Commissioners Court proclamations

Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City ISD employees were recognized for their retirement at the annual employee banquet Thursday, May 19. Those employees are Martha Johnson, Lisa Stuhler, Daniel Tinus, Leslie Stevens, and Donnye Stone. Retirees are flanked by BCISD school board President Jill Westmoreland and trustee Priscilla Robinson. Not pictured is retiree Lisa Volkmer.

Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City ISD employees were recognized for their retirement at the annual employee banquet Thursday, May 19. Those employees are Martha Johnson, Lisa Stuhler, Daniel Tinus, Leslie Stevens, and Donnye Stone. Retirees are flanked by BCISD school board President Jill Westmoreland and trustee Priscilla Robinson. Not pictured is retiree Lisa Volkmer.

"BCISD banquet recognizes employees, retirees" by: Jessica Shepard

Bay City ISD recognized and celebrated its employees with its annual awards banquet on May 19 at the Bay City Civic Center.

"City OKs PD position to review videos " by: Jessica Shepard

Bay City City Council unanimously approved hiring additional support personnel for the Bay City Police Department during their regular meeting, Tuesday, May 24.     The support personnel position focuses mainly on processing video information for cases and could be an administrative post as well.
Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell A flag presentation by the Junior Girls Auxiliary for Memorial Day services at Hawley Cemetery including U.S. and Armed Services flags.

Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell A flag presentation by the Junior Girls Auxiliary for Memorial Day services at Hawley Cemetery including U.S. and Armed Services flags.

"Memorial Day at Hawley Cemetery: US flags, flyovers" by: Mike Reddell

A flyover by World War I-era bi-planes, a colorful and impressive presentation of flags and stirring talks of patriotism marked the Memorial Day Services at Hawley Cemetery Monday morning, May 30.