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Friday
November 20, 2009 Since 1922 |
Anahuac
‘Super clinic’ still on the table
Chambers County commissioners postponed until Nov. 24 deciding on whether to allocate $2 million for the construction of a clinic for the Winnie-Stowell Hospital District.
November 17, 2009 - News
Cold front heading to the area
Get your coats and scarves ready for next week, a cold front will hit Monday morning around 7 a.m. and will start dropping temperatures.
November 14, 2009 - News
Leggett-Ortez facing additional charges
ANAHUAC — The common-law wife of a man who shot and killed a Chambers County deputy faces two additional charges in connection with the July standoff.
November 14, 2009 - News
Group voices opposition to terminal
The Friends of Cedar Bayou United organization hopes concerned citizens will show up at a Wednesday meeting of the Cedar Bayou Navigation District board to voice opposition to the proposed barge terminal on Cedar Bayou.
November 14, 2009 - News
Paul: Health-care plan a redistribution of wealth
Health care reform, being such a timely topic, was a big part of Rep. Ron Paul’s talking points at the West Chambers County Chamber of Commerce.
November 14, 2009 - News
Eagle-Indian rematch tops bidistrict slate
After nearly 30 years of coaching, Don Price has found something new for this week’s bidistrict game against Port Neches-Groves.
November 10, 2009 - News
High school football playoff pairings announced
Six area football teams — Lee, Goose Creek Memorial, Crosby, Barbers Hill, Anahuac and Dayton — will start post-season play in the coming week.
November 07, 2009 - News
$12.86 million bond OK’d for Anahuac
Voters in Chambers County approved a $12.86 million dollar bond issue for improvements to Anahuac Independent School District buildings and classrooms.
November 05, 2009 - News
Texans OK amendments
Texas voters on Tuesday passed a proposition limiting the government’s eminent domain powers and another creating a fund for more top-tier research universities, along with nine other constitutional amendments on the ballot.
November 04, 2009 - News
POLLING LOCATIONS FOR TODAY'S ELECTION
Area polling places for the state amendment election. Polls open at 7 a.m.and close at 7 p.m.
November 03, 2009 - News
Polling places for today’s election
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
November 03, 2009 - News
Chambers to join storm protection district
Chambers County will join other Gulf Coast counties in a newly created storm surge protection system for the upper Texas coast, county commissioners decided last week.
October 31, 2009 - News
In my defense
I have a little confession to make: Back in August I was caught in a moment of lawlessness and was singled out by an officer of the law.
November 14, 2009 - Columnists
Catch some happiness
There isn’t a day, week, or month left on the calendar that isn’t set aside to observe, commemorate, or otherwise notice a cause, individual, or group
November 07, 2009 - Columnists
Starbooks gets 5 stars
The planets and stars were in proper alignment Tuesday evening at The Whatley Estate, and I took off the evening mom/chef/tutor hat for something I’ve always wanted to do.
October 24, 2009 - Columnists
An escape from the jacket
As a first-born stick-in-the-mud (I’ve mentioned that about myself a time, or maybe two. Can you tell I have a complex?) I take most of what life sends my way far too seriously.
October 17, 2009 - Columnists
Swatting builds endurance
I joined the SWAT team this week. Before you start thinking I’ve taken my recent participation in the Citizens Police Academy too far, I assure you it’s not what it may seem.
October 10, 2009 - Columnists
Minimizing spending on technology
It seems the latest catchphrase is “with today’s economy” and then someone talks about how to save money with product ABC.
October 10, 2009 - Columnists
Lingo is more my game-o
In a recent spate of bingo playing — twice in one month counts when I’d only played twice in the last ten years – I found myself sitting in a room, mind wandering off task as usual, and pondering what started it all.
October 03, 2009 - Columnists
Columnist inspired Hobart Enoch
Most of you probably never heard of Andy Anderson, columnist for the old Scripps-Howard newspaper, the Houston Press, but Hobart Enoch will never forget life-changing effect he had on his life.
October 03, 2009 - Columnists
Guru’s nightmare: Microsoft Tupperware party
Microsoft (this is really hard for me) appears to be recommending consumers host Tupperware-like parties to help launch their new operating system, Windows 7.
October 03, 2009 - Columnists
How to change the world, make it better
One of my favorite films from a year or so ago flopped at the box office and failed to win critical acclaim, but I don’t care. I loved it.
September 26, 2009 - Columnists
Story brings appreciation for Anahuac
Like a lot of people around here, I didn’t know to appreciate Anahuac and its history while I was growing up in Beaumont. Interviewing Dorothy Hill changed that.
November 26, 2003 - Columnists
How to make an alligator grumble
In honor of this weekend’s Gatorfest, I thought I should come up with column about gators. I have learned a thing or two about them over the years, and one thing in particular stands out.
September 14, 2003 - Columnists
‘Big play’ Mayes eyes rematch with Wildcats
Last November, when Anahuac made its first playoff appearance since 2003, the game against Kirbyville boiled down to a match between Anahuac’s speed against Kirbyville’s size and speed.
November 19, 2009 - Sports
Crosby, Dayton, Anahuac set grid playoffs
Second-round football games are set for Friday and Saturday for Anahuac, Crosby and Dayton.
November 17, 2009 - Sports
Friday Night Lights: Nov. 13
Goose Creek Memorial at Beaumont Central and Robert E. Lee vs. Pasadena Memorial
November 13, 2009 - Sports
Panthers outlast Buna, head to playoffs
Zach Smith leaped high in the end zone to break up a fourth-down pass for Jacob Craft and Anahuac held off Buna Thursday night, 21-14, in the final District 23-2A game for both schools.
November 13, 2009 - Sports
BH girls come close at regionals
Barbers Hill’s girls missed qualifying for next week’s UIL state cross country meet by two places and 42 team points, finishing fifth. The Eagle girls were the area’s top finishing squad in the meet at Lone Star College-North Harris.
November 08, 2009 - Sports
Friday Night Lights
Local team matchups and stats for tonight's games.
November 06, 2009 - Sports
College Report on local athletes
One junior is an absolute killer at the net. The other is an all-around player.
November 05, 2009 - Sports
Mayes, Johnson lead Anahuac shutout
Quarterback Cody Johnson passed for four touchdowns and Braxton Mayes scored three touchdowns, two on passes, as Anahuac steamrolled Warren 51-0 Friday.
October 31, 2009 - Sports
Friday Night Lights
Area weekend high school football
October 30, 2009 - Sports
Area tennis volleyball playoff schedule
Area tennis, volleyball playoff schedule
October 30, 2009 - Sports
Panthers maul Kountze with big plays
The Anahuac Panthers needed only 15 plays from scrimmage to score 48 first-half points en route to an easy 54-15 win over Kountze Friday night.
October 24, 2009 - Sports
Friday Night Lights
See where your favorite local team is playing this weekend
October 23, 2009 - Sports
Letter to the editor for Nov. 14, 2009
The community responds to local, state and national news.
November 14, 2009 - Letters
Letters for September 06, 2002
Letters published in The Baytown Sun:
September 06, 2002 - Letters
In my defense
I have a little confession to make: Back in August I was caught in a moment of lawlessness and was singled out by an officer of the law.
November 14, 2009 - Columnists
Catch some happiness
There isn’t a day, week, or month left on the calendar that isn’t set aside to observe, commemorate, or otherwise notice a cause, individual, or group
November 07, 2009 - Columnists
Starbooks gets 5 stars
The planets and stars were in proper alignment Tuesday evening at The Whatley Estate, and I took off the evening mom/chef/tutor hat for something I’ve always wanted to do.
October 24, 2009 - Columnists
An escape from the jacket
As a first-born stick-in-the-mud (I’ve mentioned that about myself a time, or maybe two. Can you tell I have a complex?) I take most of what life sends my way far too seriously.
October 17, 2009 - Columnists
Swatting builds endurance
I joined the SWAT team this week. Before you start thinking I’ve taken my recent participation in the Citizens Police Academy too far, I assure you it’s not what it may seem.
October 10, 2009 - Columnists
Minimizing spending on technology
It seems the latest catchphrase is “with today’s economy” and then someone talks about how to save money with product ABC.
October 10, 2009 - Columnists
Lingo is more my game-o
In a recent spate of bingo playing — twice in one month counts when I’d only played twice in the last ten years – I found myself sitting in a room, mind wandering off task as usual, and pondering what started it all.
October 03, 2009 - Columnists
Columnist inspired Hobart Enoch
Most of you probably never heard of Andy Anderson, columnist for the old Scripps-Howard newspaper, the Houston Press, but Hobart Enoch will never forget life-changing effect he had on his life.
October 03, 2009 - Columnists
Guru’s nightmare: Microsoft Tupperware party
Microsoft (this is really hard for me) appears to be recommending consumers host Tupperware-like parties to help launch their new operating system, Windows 7.
October 03, 2009 - Columnists
How to change the world, make it better
One of my favorite films from a year or so ago flopped at the box office and failed to win critical acclaim, but I don’t care. I loved it.
September 26, 2009 - Columnists
Story brings appreciation for Anahuac
Like a lot of people around here, I didn’t know to appreciate Anahuac and its history while I was growing up in Beaumont. Interviewing Dorothy Hill changed that.
November 26, 2003 - Columnists
How to make an alligator grumble
In honor of this weekend’s Gatorfest, I thought I should come up with column about gators. I have learned a thing or two about them over the years, and one thing in particular stands out.
September 14, 2003 - Columnists