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Capital Highlights

Capital Highlights

Lt. Gov Dan Patrick joined with the world’s largest investment firm to pitch investors on building natural gas power plants in Texas at a summit held last week in Houston.
The author spent the last six months giving his 1994 Alweld flatbottom an extensive facelift. Among the list of upgrades were a 12 to 24 volt conversion, new trolling motor, modern electronics, lithium batteries, onboard charger, circuit breakers and all sorts of other goodies. (Photos by Jan Williams)

The author spent the last six months giving his 1994 Alweld flatbottom an extensive facelift. Among the list of upgrades were a 12 to 24 volt conversion, new trolling motor, modern electronics, lithium batteries, onboard charger, circuit breakers and all sorts of other goodies. (Photos by Jan Williams)

All Gussied Up

I love my ol’ tin boat. It’s a 1994 Alweld, a 15 footer with thick walls built to take a beating, wide draft for stability and a true flat bottom that will float in some really skinny water. There’s a 40-horse Yamaha that’s just as old strapped to the transom.
Tiger cross-country and distance runner Lee Davis signed his letter of intent to run at Rogers State University in Claremore, Okla. The NCAA Division II Hillcats are part of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. COURTESY PHOTO

Tiger cross-country and distance runner Lee Davis signed his letter of intent to run at Rogers State University in Claremore, Okla. The NCAA Division II Hillcats are part of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. COURTESY PHOTO

Davis to run with Hillcats

Everything Texas Ranch Run registration opens

Registration for the annual Everything Texas Ranch Run is now open. The run will be held at 8 a.m. April 6 at Historic Priefert Ranch. Prospective runners can register at www.ranchrun.itsyourrace. com/register.
Honors Scholars Kaden Groda and Michael Rodriguez previewing the coming film on the Traveling Preachers of Early Texas. COURTESY PHOTO

Honors Scholars Kaden Groda and Michael Rodriguez previewing the coming film on the Traveling Preachers of Early Texas. COURTESY PHOTO

NTCC Honors scholars at the heart and soul of coming film

Was it fifteen times, the official honors count, or twenty-five times? Kaden Groda, and Michael Rodriguez, two NTCC honors scholars who were stalwart supporters of the coming film on the traveling preachers, believe it was more than the official count. But they weren’t counting.

Chapel Hill board approves call for school bond

The Chapel Hill Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved calling a School Bond Election for May 4, 2024. It has been 18 years since the last major investment in Chapel Hill ISD.
Fowler NEHS members Maryna Bean (left) and Lindsay Gonzalez (right) with Advisor Debra Williamson (center) COURTESY PHOTO

Fowler NEHS members Maryna Bean (left) and Lindsay Gonzalez (right) with Advisor Debra Williamson (center) COURTESY PHOTO

Fowler National Elementary Honor Society conducts community service project

The Campbell-Edwards-White chapter of the National Elementary Honor Society at Vivian Fowler Elementary has organized a community service project benefitting the residents of Greenhill Villas.
MPHS Tiger Swim regional competitors Sophie Greco (left) and Emelia Ethridge

MPHS Tiger Swim regional competitors Sophie Greco (left) and Emelia Ethridge

Mount Pleasant High School swimmers compete in regional meet

The Mount Pleasant High School Tiger Swim Team competed at the Region IV-5A meet at the New Caney ISD Natatorium on Friday and Saturday, February 9 and 10. Senior, Sophie Greco, swam the 50-yard Freestyle the 100-yard Backstroke, making finals in both events.
Pastor Mark McClanahan of Tennison Memorial United Methodist Church announced the new Chairman of the Board of Trustees. New Chairman Jerry Hearron (left) receives best wishes from outgoing chairman Read Pearson (right.) COURTESY PHOTO

Pastor Mark McClanahan of Tennison Memorial United Methodist Church announced the new Chairman of the Board of Trustees. New Chairman Jerry Hearron (left) receives best wishes from outgoing chairman Read Pearson (right.) COURTESY PHOTO

Tennison announces new board chairman