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Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Texas Comptroller Glen Hegar visits with Matagorda County Youth Leadership Class members prior to his chamber luncheon talk last week.

Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Texas Comptroller Glen Hegar visits with Matagorda County Youth Leadership Class members prior to his chamber luncheon talk last week.

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"Hegar’s talk focuses on state’s economic future" by: Jessica Shepard

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar gave a brief overview of what he foresees coming from the 2025 legislative session during the Bay City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture’s luncheon last week.  “We’re looking at somewhere around a $20 billion surplus in the next legislative session,” he said.

Estlinbaum: Corps doesn’t care about Sargent Beach Road

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
In a separate Facebook post last week, Precinct 2 Commissioner Mike Estlinbaum noted that he and County Judge Bobby Seiferman “met with the USACE last week and they are not doing anything with the road.  “They made it clear once again that they don’t care about the road or anyone that needs it.
TenarisBayCity photo TenarisBayCity had the pleasure of having an exceptional group of Matagorda County high school seniors tour the facility. This is our second-year hosting Youth Leadership Matagorda County, led by Matagorda County Judge Bobby Sieferman and Jessica Russell, executive director of Bay City CDC.

TenarisBayCity photo TenarisBayCity had the pleasure of having an exceptional group of Matagorda County high school seniors tour the facility. This is our second-year hosting Youth Leadership Matagorda County, led by Matagorda County Judge Bobby Sieferman and Jessica Russell, executive director of Bay City CDC.

Youth Leadership Matagorda tours Tenaris

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
BCPD Photo Above is one of the four Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) courses, instructed by BCPD Sgt. Ruben Gutierrez, given to city employees last week. This vital training equips civilians with the knowledge and skills necessary to react effectively in the event of an active shooter situation.

BCPD Photo Above is one of the four Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) courses, instructed by BCPD Sgt. Ruben Gutierrez, given to city employees last week. This vital training equips civilians with the knowledge and skills necessary to react effectively in the event of an active shooter situation.

City employees are trained in active shooting events

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
The Bay City Police Department is dedicated to ensuring the safety and preparedness of all City employees through a proactive approach to public safety education.

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"MCEDC talks about Wharton flood control" by: Mike Reddell

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Thursday, November 7, 2024
Matagorda County Economic Development Corporation board members discussed reaching out to Wharton County officials for data on flood control measures in that county that could affect Matagorda County at MCEDC’s meeting Oct. 29.
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