Baytown, TX News

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• Back to School for Baytown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• July 4th Parade At Baytown
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Pets compete for best costume
• Pollard wins commissioner pct. 2 seat
• County passes resolution against K-2
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Pets compete for best costume
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• County passes resolution against K-2
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• CVB warns companies to beware
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• Pets compete for best costume
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• County passes resolution against K-2
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Pollard wins commissioner pct. 2 seat
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Pets compete for best costume
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• County passes resolution against K-2
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Pets compete for best costume
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• County passes resolution against K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Pets compete for best costume
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• County passes resolution against K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Pets compete for best costume
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• County passes resolution against K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Opposition to permit voiced in meeting
• Pets compete for best costume
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• County passes resolution against K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Vigil honors violence victims
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Pets compete for best costume
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• STP files to extend license on Units 1,2
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• County passes resolution against K-2
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Boys and Girls Club opens doors Nov. 15
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Vigil honors violence victims
• Pets compete for best costume
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• County passes resolution against K-2
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Vigil honors violence victims
• Pets compete for best costume
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• County passes resolution against K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Pets compete for best costume
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• County passes resolution against K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Vigil honors violence victims
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• Pets compete for best costume
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• County passes resolution against K-2
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Early voter turnout steady; 350 first day
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Dungeoneers present 'Noises Off'
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• NRC hears arguments on STP 3 and 4 license
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Bay City ISD gets high marks on audit
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• CVB warns companies to beware
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• 1,500 cast early votes in first week
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Vigil honors violence victims
• CAST to 'Divorce Southern Style'
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• Hazardous waste collected at an annual event
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Chamber event will showcase businesses
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Commissioners explore formation of TIRZ
• Vigil honors violence victims
• Pets compete for best costume
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• County passes resolution against K-2
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Blood drive benefits M.D. Anderson
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• Program introduces students to voting
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Vigil honors violence victims
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Vigil honors violence victims
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Vigil honors violence victims
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Vigil honors violence victims
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Van Vleck ISD gets "superior" FIRST rating
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Vigil honors violence victims
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Resolution to unite river basin customers
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Franzen gets Rice Farmer of Year
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• City council bans sale, use of K-2
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Program introduces students to voting
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Program introduces students to voting
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Program introduces students to voting
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• East Jetty completed Friday
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Tidehaven teen missing
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven teen missing
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Rice Festival starts Thursday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Kayakers paddle on Caney Creek
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Humphries crowned Rice Fest queen
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Weber speaks on gun control, immigration
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Council approves $9 million budget
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Council approves $9 million budget
• East Jetty completed Friday
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Program introduces students to voting
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Council works to balance budget
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Council approves $9 million budget
• STP named on list of safest companies
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Candlelight Vigil slated for Oct. 14
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Van Vleck VFD soon on line
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Mayoral candidate to face 3 charges
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• 'Elvis' to headline Casino Night
• Nile Valley Phase 2 under way
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Program introduces students to voting
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Council works to balance budget
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Group releases new coal study
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Council works to balance budget
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Group releases new coal study
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Program introduces students to voting
• Council works to balance budget
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Event-filled Saturday ahead
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Program introduces students to voting
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• STP named on list of safest companies
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Airport part of city's strategic plan
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Group releases new coal study
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Council works to balance budget
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• East Jetty completed Friday
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Group releases new coal study
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Council works to balance budget
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Beach cleanup set
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Group releases new coal study
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Council works to balance budget
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Group releases new coal study
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Council works to balance budget
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Council approves $9 million budget
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• White Stallion granted air quality permit
• Beach cleanup set
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• East Jetty completed Friday
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach cleanup set
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Beach cleanup set
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Group releases new coal study
• Car accidents cause two weekend deaths
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Council works to balance budget
• Gunshot sound puts school on lockdown
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• City to stop synthetic marijuana sales
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Rice queen dress an original Exa Blue design
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Council works to balance budget
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Beach cleanup set
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• County passes lower property tax rate
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Beach cleanup set
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Group releases new coal study
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Council works to balance budget
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Group releases new coal study
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Beach cleanup set
• Council works to balance budget
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Group releases new coal study
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Council works to balance budget
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Bull Blast set for Oct. 2
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Beach cleanup set
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Group releases new coal study
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Council works to balance budget
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Board addresses claims about property
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Holiday closings
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Group releases new coal study
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Council works to balance budget
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Beach cleanup set
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Group releases new coal study
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Council works to balance budget
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Council approves $9 million budget
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Plane crashes in Blessing
• Council works to balance budget
• Holiday closings
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Group releases new coal study
• Board addresses claims about property
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Council works to balance budget
• Holiday closings
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Group releases new coal study
• Board addresses claims about property
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Group releases new coal study
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Council works to balance budget
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Board addresses claims about property
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Holiday closings
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Beach cleanup set
• Group releases new coal study
• Holiday closings
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Council works to balance budget
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Group releases new coal study
• Board addresses claims about property
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Council works to balance budget
• Holiday closings
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Beach cleanup set
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Beach cleanup set
• Beach cleanup set
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• County passes lower property tax rate
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Ceremony honors Texas Navy
• Group releases new coal study
• Council works to balance budget
• Holiday closings
• Gourmet Guys cook up food, fun
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Private events at fire stations pose risks
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Church filled with youth after football
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Board addresses claims about property
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Holiday closings
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Church filled with youth after football
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Board addresses claims about property
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Holiday closings
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Chemical company plans site in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Church filled with youth after football
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Holiday closings
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Church filled with youth after football
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Board addresses claims about property
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Holiday closings
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Beach cleanup set
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
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• Church filled with youth after football
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Beach cleanup set
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Board addresses claims about property
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Treatment center opens doors
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Church filled with youth after football
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Evening Lions Club goes back in time
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Board addresses claims about property
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Beach cleanup set
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Holiday closings
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Tidehaven ISD begins superintendent search
• Treatment center opens doors
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• County passes lower property tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Church filled with youth after football
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Board addresses claims about property
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Holiday closings
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Treatment center opens doors
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Treatment center opens doors
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Board addresses claims about property
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Holiday closings
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Board addresses claims about property
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Holiday closings
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• Treatment center opens doors
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Church filled with youth after football
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Board addresses claims about property
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Holiday closings
• Red Cross volunteers help whenever needed
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Council proposes increase in city tax rate
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Tidehaven voters face tough choice
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Church filled with youth after football
• Church filled with youth after football
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Board addresses claims about property
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Holiday closings
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Treatment center opens doors
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Ordinance causes controversy
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Treatment center opens doors
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Church filled with youth after football
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Holiday closings
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Treatment center opens doors
• Board addresses claims about property
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Holiday closings
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Church filled with youth after football
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Board addresses claims about property
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Holiday closings
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Holiday closings
• Board addresses claims about property
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Holiday closings
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Astros host Bay City night
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Chemical company plans site in county
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Beach patrol keeps visitors safe
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Chemical company plans site in county
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Storm causes minor flooding in county
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• White Stallion opens Bay City office
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Treatment center opens doors
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Treatment center opens doors
• Church filled with youth after football
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Board addresses claims about property
• Church filled with youth after football
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Treatment center opens doors
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Church filled with youth after football
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Board addresses claims about property
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Holiday closings
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Astros host Bay City night
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Holiday closings
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• County sets budget hearings
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Treatment center opens doors
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• County sets budget hearings
• Church filled with youth after football
• Astros host Bay City night
• Board addresses claims about property
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Treatment center opens doors
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Treatment center opens doors
• Church filled with youth after football
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Board addresses claims about property
• Church filled with youth after football
• Holiday closings
• Board addresses claims about property
• Judge opposes White Stallion
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Bricker vetoes ordinance on hiring
• Ordinance causes controversy
• NRC asks for more details
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• County sets budget hearings
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Astros host Bay City night
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Treatment center opens doors
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council works to trim city budget
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• Treatment center opens doors
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Astros host Bay City night
• County sets budget hearings
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council works to trim city budget
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Treatment center opens doors
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Church filled with youth after football
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Board addresses claims about property
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Council works to trim city budget
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• NRC asks for more details
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Treatment center opens doors
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Police arrest 2 in special operation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• New monitors detect radiation
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Police Beat for Aug. 31, 2010
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Tuition hike helps Lee College balance budget
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Popular baby doctor set to be honored
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Council works to trim city budget
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• NRC asks for more details
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• County sets budget hearings
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council works to trim city budget
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• NRC asks for more details
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Council makes cuts to budget
• County sets budget hearings
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Astros host Bay City night
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Police Beat for Aug. 29, 2010
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Crosby woman faces intoxication manslaughter, assault charges
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Judge takes break to visit local classmates
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Fire could force ‘manual’ voting in Baytown
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Bay City man killed after argument
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• County sets budget hearings
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Astros host Bay City night
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Former mayoral candidate charged with theft
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Ordinance causes controversy
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Council works to trim city budget
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• NRC asks for more details
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• Council makes cuts to budget
• City employees get input on health insurance
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Council works to trim city budget
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• NRC asks for more details
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Bay City man killed after argument
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• County sets budget hearings
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Police Beat for Aug. 27, 2010
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council OKs city hall changes, honors officer
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• True football fan
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Weekend filled with mischief
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Commercial driveways on city council agenda
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Council works to trim city budget
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• NRC asks for more details
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• Council works to trim city budget
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• NRC asks for more details
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• County sets budget hearings
• Free concert supports group’s goals of service
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Astros host Bay City night
• Correction for Aug. 26, 2010
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Police Beat for Aug. 26, 2010
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• NRC asks for more details
• Red light camera vote gets green light
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Woman injured after car flips on FM 565
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• County sets budget hearings
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Astros host Bay City night
• Thieves target vehicles
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• County sets budget hearings
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Astros host Bay City night
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Weekend filled with mischief
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Precinct 1 gets six deputy constables
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• New monitors detect radiation
• Council makes cuts to budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• 100 Club awards law enforcement
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Lorrie Morgan sings to packed house
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Wild Goose Creek chase ends in arrest
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Police Beat for Aug. 25, 2010
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Council works to trim city budget
• BHISD adds new Facebook, tech rules
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• NRC asks for more details
• Police Beat for Aug. 22, 2010
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• City tackles crime with public service announcements
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• County sets budget hearings
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Astros host Bay City night
• Thieves target vehicles
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Council works to trim city budget
• County sets budget hearings
• Thieves target vehicles
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• NRC asks for more details
• Astros host Bay City night
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• County sets budget hearings
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Astros host Bay City night
• Thieves target vehicles
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Police investigate man’s claim of carjacking
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Man with machete arrested
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Thieves target vehicles
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Council works to trim city budget
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• NRC asks for more details
• County sets budget hearings
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Astros host Bay City night
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• County sets budget hearings
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Astros host Bay City night
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Drivers reminded to watch for school zones
• Thieves target vehicles
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Two men shot in home invasion
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• City employees get input on health insurance
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• BPD seek help in stolen check case
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Council works to trim city budget
• County approves grant applications
• Thieves target vehicles
• Thieves target vehicles
• NRC asks for more details
• All county school districts recognized
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Dry-cleaning pioneer Melba Raymond dies
• Thieves target vehicles
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Man robs restaurant through drive-through
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• City employees get input on health insurance
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Police Beat for Aug. 22, 2010
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• New monitors detect radiation
• New monitors detect radiation
• Woman accused of assaulting grown son
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Feds bust area sex trafficking operation
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• GCCISD adjusts minimum-grading policy this year
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Local pharmacist found with drugs during arrest
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Thieves target vehicles
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• New monitors detect radiation
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Police arrest neighbor in Muckleroy homicide
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Thieves target vehicles
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• Thieves target vehicles
• City employees get input on health insurance
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Farewell to local business owner Melba Raymond
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Thieves target vehicles
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• County approves grant applications
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• All county school districts recognized
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• All county school districts recognized
• Thieves target vehicles
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Police Beat for Aug. 20, 2010
• Thieves target vehicles
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Correction for Aug. 20, 2010
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Lee College regents face tough budget calls
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Meeks found guilty in gruesome 2008 murder
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• New monitors detect radiation
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Child advocate arrested for child porn
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Authorities: Wet clothes may have exhausted drowned boy
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• City employees get input on health insurance
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Program offers free GED training
• New monitors detect radiation
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Council works to trim city budget
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• NRC asks for more details
• Wild pig damages home
• Seven arrested in county burglaries, thefts
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Rudd leaves $100k to VVISD
• Bay City man killed after argument
• County approves grant applications
• Council works to trim city budget
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• All county school districts recognized
• NRC asks for more details
• County approves grant applications
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Bay City begins Saturday academy
• All county school districts recognized
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Bay City man killed after argument
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Thieves target vehicles
• Two suspects sought in Walmart TV theft
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Police Beat for Aug. 19, 2010
• Thieves target vehicles
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Belt-tightening might squeeze prisoners in Chambers County
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Air Force awards vets stop-loss pay
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Baytown council eyes polishing city’s image
• County approves grant applications
• Thieves target vehicles
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Trial in ’08 ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ murder starts
• All county school districts recognized
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• City employees get input on health insurance
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• New monitors detect radiation
• Program offers free GED training
• Thieves target vehicles
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• City employees get input on health insurance
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• Wild pig damages home
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Program offers free GED training
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• County approves grant applications
• City employees get input on health insurance
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• All county school districts recognized
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• Wild pig damages home
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Program offers free GED training
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• County approves grant applications
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Police Beat for Aug. 18, 2010
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• All county school districts recognized
• Thieves target vehicles
• 12-year-old drowns in San Jacinto River
• Wild pig damages home
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• BH returns with reason to cheer
• Wild pig damages home
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• ‘True love waits’ for local princesses
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• City employees get input on health insurance
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• County approves grant applications
• Thieves target vehicles
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• All county school districts recognized
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Program offers free GED training
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• Thieves target vehicles
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• Wild pig damages home
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• City employees get input on health insurance
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• County approves grant applications
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Program offers free GED training
• All county school districts recognized
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• City employees get input on health insurance
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• Wild pig damages home
• Thieves target vehicles
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Program offers free GED training
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• County approves grant applications
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• Police Beat for Aug. 17, 2010
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• All county school districts recognized
• Fish kill in Burnet Bay
• District ramps up dropout prevention efforts
• Police Beat for July 29, 2010
• 2 men threatened with weapons during robberies
• Bill White to speak at luncheon
• ‘We all had our boogie monsters, but this one was real’
• Check-cashing clerk reports armed robbery
• DA to speak at chamber lunch
• Woman faces assault charge
• Man uses stolen check to buy car
• County approves grant applications
• Police Beat for Aug. 13, 2010
• GCCISD board OKs raises, ponders taxes
• Girl’s death on I-10 ruled a suicide
• SBDC offers help for entrepreneurs
• Dispute leaves buildings, cars riddled with bullets
• 3 men arrested on drug charges
• All county school districts recognized
• Acosta elected Houston CPA Society president
• Police add 3rd suspect to list in brutal attack
• DA’s speech covers wide range of topics
• City counts more names on red light petition
• Help wanted in case of video store robbery
• Man suspected in multiple burglaries
• Sheriff's office makes drug bust in Palacios
• Community Resource Credit Union turns 75
• Police Beat for Aug. 10, 2010
• Correction for Aug. 5, 2010
• Biggest losers are winners, experts say
• Real Life game teaches students
• GCCISD buses hit with graffiti
• Rotary hosts Lorrie Morgan concert
• Nurse killed in accident
• Make a splash at Wetlands Center
• Police Beat for Aug. 5, 2010
• Loopholes, dropouts temper GCCISD’s ratings
• Police Beat for July 30, 2010
• Police Beat for July 28, 2010
• Thieves target vehicles
• Police Beat for Aug. 15, 2010
• Harvard bound
• Man, 86, alleges fraud in driveway repair gone wrong
• Correction for Aug. 3, 2010
• Pre-k registration to be held Aug. 3-5
• Residents get glimpse of Grand Parkway plans
• Police Beat for July 23, 2010
• School shoppers get break on taxes
• Honda dealership joins Community
• Drunken crash ends melee at sports bar
• Thieves reel in Red Lobster’s power lines
• 2 critically injured in fight outside club
• City takes disciplined approach to budget
• Late GCCISD educator Hyland honored at meeting
• United Way sets kickoff luncheon
• Gulf Pier would be for education, research
• As ‘Marfa Red’ changes titles, local filmmaker alters her plot
• 2 arrested after gunfight breaks out in nursing home parking lot
• 'Flight' risk in Highlands?
• Police Beat for Aug. 3, 2010
• ‘My Fair Lady’
• Man finds 2 women in house
• Weekend petition drive pays off for Red Light Coalition
• 100 Club plans awards dinner
• On a roll giving back
• Police look for suspect in bar burglary
• Police Beat for Aug. 6, 2010
• ‘Pill Mill’ doctor’s license suspended
• Chambers Co. ponders raises for employees
• Man robbed at gunpoint in front of home
• Misplaced evidence leads to dropped charges
• Fine dining comes to Bay City
• GCCISD explains tax proposal
• Police Beat for Aug. 11, 2010
• Baytown woman a victim of home invasion robbery
• Crash kills Beach City man
• Dust off boots for 7th annual Cowboy Supper
• Wanted murderer walking on wrong side of street arrested
• Police Beat for July 27, 2010
• City employees get input on health insurance
• BCISD teachers, staff to get raises
• Correction for Aug. 12, 2010
• Man critical after shooting, robbery
• ‘Faith walk’ takes woman around the country
• Baytown detective joins AG in fight against cyber crime
• Commissioners mull flagging red light offenders
• Strange calls prompt woman to change number
• New monitors detect radiation
• Bay City Main Street earns accreditation
• 2 arrested in shoe theft
• Popular bus driver in critical condition
• Girl killed after fall from car on I-10
• Police Beat for August 1,2010
• 3 boys escape during Baytown home invasion
• Corrections for June 27, 2010
• Homeless shelter a possibility
• Program offers free GED training
• Election, economic development top agenda
• Police Beat for Aug. 5, 2010
• Early College teens are ‘pioneering’ class
• Luncheon to kick off United Way campaign
• Vendor applications being taken for Sterling Bazaar
• A splash for CA$H
• White envisions opportunity for all Texans
• Shrimporee a tradition in Palacios
• Police Beat for Aug. 11, 2010
• Maneuvering continues on red light issue
• Police looking for suspect in aggravated robbery
• ExxonMobil gives to Lee College
• Gas leak slows down motorists
• Triplets a first for Girls’ State
• Chamber against new 1099 requirement
• Boil order in effect in Anahuac
• Battle of the Bands
• Police Beat for Aug. 4, 2010
• BH celebrates high ratings
• Lost and found
• ‘Pill Mill’
• Wild pig damages home
• City moves step closer to red light election
• At 102, proof love has no limit
• Independence Day Celebration in Baytown!
• CHILDREN'S COLLECTIONS (RESALE & MATERNITY)
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Baytown July 3rd and July 4th Celebration
• Performances - Kiss And Tell
• Comedy Show - The Good Doctor
• Teen Read Week Party--Dance Dance Revolution!
• Trick-Or-Treat Toddler Time
• ICC Crime Scene Search
• Police Emergency Driving

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