Crosby hero sets sights on raising $270,000 to save more young lives
C.E. KING – Last Saturday, the Go Big Or Go Home Cody Stephens Foundation scanned the hearts of over 250 kids with the help of C.E. King staff […]
Month: August 2019
Flores speaks out against animal cruelty
Story & Photo by Allan Jamail Jacinto City, TX. – August 12, 2019 – College Student Cinthia Flores, in a statement made to NC Star writer Allan Jamail, […]
LULAC awards scholarships
Galena Park LULAC Council 4703 gave out $12,500 in scholarships to college-bound students from our local area this evening. Thank you to LULAC member Justice of the Peace […]
Commissioner Garcia details his plans for Pct. 2 improvements
By Gilbert Hoffman Speaking last week at a North Channel Chamber luncheon, Harris County Pct. 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia covered a wide range of topics related to his […]
Hurricane Recovery snagged by floodplain rules
HARRIS COUNTY – The public doubtlessly wants to stop flooding, but with new rules adopted in early July, building new will come at a premium. Harris County Commissioner’s […]
First Baptist Church Jacinto City celebrating its 75th Anniversary
Remaining in the same location since the beginning, the First Baptist Church of Jacinto City (FBCJC) will celebrate its 75th anniversary on August 18, 2019. Located at 10701 […]
Demolition of old Jacinto City Police Station makes way for the new JCPD building
Down with the Old, Up with the new Jacinto City Police Station Jacinto City, TX. – Monday morning July 29, 2019, marked the end of an era and […]
Pct. 3 Constable race finds Eagleton, Jones, Florus already registered
Ken Jones seeks old position HARRIS COUNTY – By far the most contentious local, primary race in 2016 was the race for the Democratic candidate for Precinct 3 […]
Renowned Attorney Mike Ramsey dead at 79
HOUSTON – Longtime Houston-area defense attorney Michael Ramsey died at the age of 79 on July 28, 2019. Ramsey was known nationally as a top Defense Attorney, but […]