Baytown Youth Fair
Elizabeth Brindza, 12, of Highlands Elementary, washes her lamb before the lamb and goat shows Tuesday night at the Baytown Youth Fairgrounds.

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Senior TAKS failures might get to graduate
Trustees to debate current policy

School board grapples with stadium renovation
Gander fans hoping for artificial turf

Hispanic Chamber updated by city manager
Voter turnout last week was a let down to many of those who participated in selecting two Baytown City Council members, one school board trustee, and the fate of a citywide street sales tax.

Wild and woolly
Animal judging continues at Youth Fair

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Opinion

A fun, safe place
Community interest builds in revival of Castle Fun Center

Cheers & Jeers for May 12, 2008
A collection of quick hits of praise and comments on local, state and national issues compiled by The Baytown Sun editorial board.

Sports

Barbers Hill goes long, wins in 15
Corinna Fuentes was out at the plate when she tried to score a run in the top of the ninth, so she knocked in one.

GCM hires two more coaches
The newest Goose Creek Memorial coaches have names that just might ring a bell or two.

Lee honors girls’ and boys’ track teams
The Lee track and cross-country teams came together Tuesday night to celebrate the past season and hand out individual awards at a banquet held in the cafeteria on campus.

Crosby QB signs with Grand View College
Crosby quarterback Durran Starks will continue to live his dream next season with the Grand View College Vikings.

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Columns

By Wanda Orton
Girl English

By Jim Finley
Graduates, eat your hearts out

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