Carol Skewes is a Publisher at Baytown Sun. She focuses on themes of culture and society, with a particular emphasis on diversity and inclusion, gender issues, and women's interests. Carol's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her commitment to addressing social interests and the intersection of engineering and event technology.
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Carol Skewes' coverage spans a wide range of local topics, from community events and personal memories to business recognition and government/politics. She often features press releases and private sector announcements, making her likely receptive to pitches that align with these types of content.
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- Local restaurant ownership success stories
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Presenting Sponsor Frank McClosky, owner of Frank’s Collision, brought in a little volunteer help.
Pictured from left are Rotarian Pam Warford, Nina Isabela L. Sigua, Arely Valdovinos, Hannah Marasigan, Sofia Marasigan, Rotarian Sonya Cather, Rotary Club of Baytown President Ledell Johnson and Rotarian Sandy Delmonico.
Lee College Orchestra members sat side by side with student musicians from six area high school and one junior high Saturday evening for the “America” concert, the finale of this
By: Carol Skewes, Bananas Foster
What started out as an early Sunday dinner with friends turned into a culinary smorgasbord. I dined with two of my best friends Sunday at Ed’s Bistro in La Porte. The weather was perfect to sit outside.
Baytown Rotarians were honored to hear junior school students read their winning essays on the topics of Drug Awareness and The Four Way Test this week. This annual event brought
Where do I begin on my friendship with J. Warren Singleton? We lost a hero today.
Optimists gave out three Oratorical Contest awards. Pictured, from left, Optimist District 26 Governor Shirley Bratton, Nubian Ouloy, Sharon Agbebaku and Jose Gonzales.
Pictured from left are Rotary Club of Baytown President Ledell Johnson, Blue Badger Rusty Barnhill and new Rotarians and Red Badgers Kenzie Lackey and Nancy Mata. New Rotarians start with a red badge and must complete a list of duties to earn their blue badge.
What do you get when you gather designers, nurses, educators, economists, public and government advisors, machinists, managers, optometrists, paralegals, bankers, non-profit specialists, reporters, writers, multimedia specialists, entrepreneurs, coaches and chefs in one room and tell them to play together for three hours?
Fleetwood Mask, the official tribute band endorsed by Mick Fleetwood, performed to a packed crowd inside the Lee College Performing Arts Center Saturday evening, May 23. The tunes brought back memories and the crowd sang along. The band returned for an encore to a standing ovation as they played their final tribute, “Go your own way.”
