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Stuart Career Tech High School (SCTHS) in Baytown hosted yet another fun “Titan Fest” — an annual community event that was held on Saturday, March 21. It featured a Car Show of classic, custom, American made and imported cars and trucks.
Pictured, from left, are Stuart seniors, Brooke Gardner, Yareli Velasquez, Aelea Barboca, Morgoin Chance and Nadia Quintana.
Mont Belvieu’s Easter Bunny Picnic took place at City Park on Saturday. The weather was perfect for a visit with the Easter Bunny, lots of games and activties, a petting zoo and even a movie. There were plenty of eggs, candy and prizes to fill everyone’s baskets.
Babies In Baytown is an early childhood collaborative consisting of community organizations and families seeking solutions that support the mental health of young children and their families. It hosts meetings,
The Fred Hartman Bridge spans the Houston Ship Channel and connects the cities of Baytown and La Porte. It carries 2.6 miles of State Hwy. 146 and is the 77th-largest bridge in the world. On any given day, around 100,000 vehicles pass over it.
Laura Alvarado, left, is an advisor for Babies in Baytown and Briceida Alcaraz serves as a co-chair for the organization.
Schlotzsky’s Deli — sometimes I forget about it while trying to figure out where to grab a quick bite. But once it’s on my mind, I can’t stop thinking about it.
The community of Barrett is one of the state’s oldest historic African American communities — founded 151 years ago. To mark the milestone, The Barrett Texas Founders Organization (BTXFO) held
By: Cheryl Donatto
Husband-and-wife artist duo, Steve and Karen Knight promotes Baytown’s art scene.
Faith Family Church, located at 6500 N. Main, Baytown, hosted a back to school and food distribution event where everything was free, including snow cones from Two Sisters Sweets & Treats.
