Baytonian and Lee College Regent Weston Cotten is making a trip to Louisiana this Sunday to help those affected by the devastating floods and he, along with a couple civic organizations are asking for donations.
U.S. Rep. Rep. Brian Babin says he thinks Donald Trump can win the presidency.
Baytown city council could adopt or postpone a $177 million budget at tonight’s meeting.
In Highlands, an unincorporated community that surrounds the San Jacinto River Waste Pits, groundwater wells are a necessity; and maintaining those wells are just as essential to protecting the health of the community.
Early voting continues for Goose Creek CISD’s tax ratification election.
The City of Baytown is looking for a traffic engineer after cutting ties with Joe Jobe, who took the job nearly two years ago.
Bar assault
Overactive bladder affects more than 13 million adults in the United States and can be a frustrating, embarrassing issue to live with.
Early voting for Goose Creek CISD’s tax ratification election begins today.
Anahuac ISD is moving ahead on bond projects as the school board signed a contract with Drymalla Construction.
Superintendent Randal O’Brien said that the purpose of Goose Creek CISD’s tax ratification election is to maximize funding from the state and not taxpayers.
Burglary
Katelynn Gann, 23, is wanted for felony possession. She is 5 feet, 2 inches tall, weighs 118 pounds. She is white with brown hair and hazel eyes.
St. John rummage
Baytown Police arrested a 14-year-old boy Monday for the shooting of a teen that was dropped off late last month at Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital in critical condition.
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra has appointed an interim conductor for the fall season.
Man robbed at knifepoint
With school just around the corner, kids gathered at Ross S. Sterling High School Saturday to get immunized.
The Galveston Bay Foundation and the Houston Advanced Research Center are ready to release their second consecutive report card about the health of Galveston Bay.
The Baytown Nature Center, which boasts 450 acres of wetlands, marsh, and uplands, offers free admission for children and adults on the first Sunday of every month.
Highlands residents were frustrated to hear that more groundwater wells than originally suspected could be contaminated with dioxin.
Goose Creek CISD Superintendent Randal O’Brien was the guest of honor at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce membership meeting, where he discussed the district’s upcoming tax ratification election.
Suspect bites officer
The Harris County Sherriff’s Office responded to the 5400 block of Cinnamon Lake Drive around 11:26 p.m. Monday night after reports of shots fired.
The city, in partnership with Harris County, will soon be adding sidewalks near Harris County Transit bus stops in Baytown.
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