The City of Brazoria has been working to make adjustments to its wastewater treatment plant since 2020. During the City Council's meeting April 9, a $3.7 million bid from Matula & Matula to work on the plant was approved.
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Brazoswood High School played host to it's first ever Heath Sciences Signing Day Interview Day on Friday. Future medical practitioners took turns interviewing with 10 local organizations in hopes of landing a job after graduation.
Brazoria City Council will meet in special session Tuesday to interview three in-house candidates to be the next city manager.
LAKE JACKSON — Addressing aging roads and other infrastructure is a priority for Lake Jackson, and how the candidates for City Council Position 2 would address them is one of the topics they addressed as the May 4 election approaches.
Although the Surfside Beach City Council tabled making a decision on whether to remove or repair the existing crabbing pier, more information is being gathered on the issue.
George Herbert Walker Bush was not everybody’s favorite president. He might be everybody’s favorite role model.
Golfers can play one of the state's best courses while supporting local education.
The Danbury Panthers ran their win streak to four games after a pair of weekend wins.
Brazosport ISD announced the hiring of another new head coach.
A Night in the Spotlight, a prom experience exclusively for young adults with special needs supported by area law enforcement, filled the Doris Williams Civic Center with the sound of joyful participants Saturday night in Lake Jackson.
Lake Jackson Boy Scout Troop 394 performed a property retirement ceremony for worn and damaged American flags Saturday at the Jackson Plantation Site in Lake Jackson. Before the ceremony, the flags are cut into red stripes, white stripes and the blue field of stars, with each burned separately.
Surfside Beach had its 38th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday. People on festively decorated floats threw beads, candy and Jell-O shots to the crowd lining the parade route. Proceeds from the event were donated to Surfside First Responders.
Patti Lanier Bludau is a Brazoria County native and resident of Angleton. Her column appears each weekend and Wednesday in The Facts.
An amazing outdoor hobby that’s starting to gain more traction is nature journaling. Nature journaling is drawing or writing what you experience in nature.
Psalm 63 shows us, if we are “really” seeking God today, we will be up early, every day, seeking Him.
Katherine Clardy Miller, age 80, of Brazoria, went to be with her Lord
Joe Edwin Coulter of Jones Creek, Texas, passed away on Wednesday
Ann Louise Wisch Crocker passed away on March 25, 2024, in Houston
Lenette Marie Doskocil - Cecot, 54, former of Lake Jackson, Texas
Jimmie Charles Staggs Sr., 93, passed away April 9th, 2024
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