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Two men were arrested Wednesday after Baytown police officers initiated a pursuit that ended in Channelview.
Building connections and requesting assistance to attend leadership programs, members of the Pasadena Bay Area Kiwanis Club and area high school Key Club leaders came to the Kiwanis Club of Baytown to make new friends and solicit support. Pictured are, from left, Major Harper-Terry, Deanna Harper-Terry, Robby Saban, Pasadena Kiwanis Club past-president Tom Hoffman, Lt. Gov for District 28 and Pasadena Kiwanis Club president Leah McWhinnie, Kendall Harper-Terry, Lucrecia Salazar, Key Club Lt. Gov for District 28 Fabian Ramirez, Lt. Gov. for Division 4 and 6 Minh Nguyen, Kareem Salomon and Angela Cruz, both faculty advisors for Dobie High School’s Key Club.
There will be no free rides in the race for Baytown City Council seats thanks to another native Baytonian filing for the District 6 seat, meaning the November ballot will
Joseph Chapa is running for Baytown City Council District 6.
Blynda Vidock, right, will be turning 105 on Aug. 16. Her granddaughter, Charity, will help with the celebrations on Aug. 17 at The Waterford on Baker Road.
Children in need of school supplies or free haircuts for back to school can enjoy a full afternoon of family fun Sunday without spending a dime.
Boston Merling, left, and his father, Kiwanis Club of Baytown’s treasurer Chad Merling, won first place in the beginner’s category during last year’s Kiwanis Club of Baytown Pickleball Tournament. The club is seeking sponsors for this year’s tournament, to be held Sept. 19.
For the fourth year in a row, the Sisters of Grace No. 316, with help from members of the True Trowel Masonic Lodge No. 43, A.F. & A.M. of Baytown,
Many residents attended the District 2 Public Safety Listening Tour Wednesday night, mostly asking questions about the city’s Flock Safety license plate readers.
Boston Merling, left, and his father, Kiwanis Club of Baytown’s treasurer Chad Merling, won first place in the beginner’s category during last year’s Kiwanis Club of Baytown Pickleball Tournament. The club is seeking sponsors for this year’s tournament, to be held Sept. 19.
