The Baytown Sun

Saturday, November 21, 2009

’Cats too tough for Panthers
For the second year in a row, the Kirbyville Wildcats proved too tough for the Anahuac Panthers, powering their way to a 28-6 win in Friday night’s Class 2A Division I regional game at Bronco Stadium.

Cougars believe win starts with D
CROSBY — If the best offense is a good defense, then the Crosby Cougars’ offense should be in pretty good shape as they look to take on Montgomery today at 2 p.m.

A decade of tennis honored at Lee College
It has been a decade since Jason Haynes started as the Lee College tennis coach and his past and current players have finally met one another.

Sterling Bazaar sets up shop Saturday
The annual Ross S. Sterling High School Bazaar will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the school campus, located at 300 W. Baker Street.

Health care reform leaves LC waiting
Lee College is awaiting final decisions in Washington on healthcare reform to dissuade fears of cuts to the American Graduation Initiative.

‘Blue Santa’ seeking holiday helpers
The Baytown Police Department’s Blue Santa is “Helping make Christmas brighter, one child at a time.”

Hundreds to benefit from annual meal program
New Journey Church and Back Pack Buddies are gearing up for the third annual Adopt-a-Family meal program, and plan to stand in the gap when times are tough for area families in need.

Barbers Hill Eagles fly too high for Lee Ganders
MONT BELVIEU — The Lee Ganders were unable to climb the Hill as they took on the Barbers Hill Eagles on Friday night, falling 61-46.

Time was, keys were not needed
There was this major discussion going on – I don’t remember where or with whom, as we say in polite, correct society – about keys and security.

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