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Watch List prospect Diggs offered by Missouri
Junior jack-of-all-trades athlete Quandre Diggs picked up his sixth offer on Thursday.
Jimenez, Maguire run to 1st-place finishes
A perfect morning for a race blessed the inaugural Most Holy Trinity Church Fun Run as Brazoswood and Angleton cross-country runners posted benchmark times for future races.
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Police: Back-seat passenger shoots driver
One man was killed and a woman was critically wounded Sunday night when gunfire erupted inside a car on Interstate 45.
Angleton Alumni Band celebrates veterans
Charles Fricker usually spends his Friday nights helping to direct a high school band, but this time next year, he'll be hitting notes on a marimba as a member of a U.S. Army band in Iraq.
40 Days for Life group hopes message is heard
Forty days is a common time span in the Bible. God used 40 days to transform the world, Noah's ark survived 40 days and nights of rain, Moses was on Mount Sinai for 40 days and Jesus fasted for 40 days before his crucifixion.
Single men made their own fun in early 1940s
Roads were in poor shape and Freeport could be reached by only one that led from Angleton and one from West Columbia when Dow arrived in Brazoria County.
Angleton farmer and Aggie receives big honor
Leroy Bieri has worked on or operated his family's Bieri Farms for 50 years, and for those efforts has reaped an award he calls a dream come true.
Flu vaccination line extends to parking lot
Pam Riddle arrived at the Lake Jackson Ciivic Center for her free flu shot promptly at 8 a.m. Wednesday, thinking she would be one of the first people there.
Web First: Firefighter hurt at Danbury blaze
A Liverpool firefighter was hurt fighting a house fire Friday afternoon when she was hit in the head as she tried to adjust another firefighter's air tank.
Buc Band members are walking with a little more pep in their step as they prepare for today's UIL competition after bringing home the first-place trophy from this year's Lone Star Preview.
BISD counters bond arguments with facts
When Brazosport ISD trustees called a $166 million bond election for Nov. 3, you could almost hear taxpayers scream, 'What are they thinking?' Many people made up their minds to vote against the proposal before they even had heard the details, knowing only that their pocketbooks already are stretched with a rocky economy and lagging job market.
Take simple steps to help stop SIDS
SIDS Prevention Month is designed to raise awareness about how reducing risks can go a long way toward preventing the tragic occurrence of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Grand Champion steer brings $15,000
Cody Bates has entered animals in the Brazoria County Fair since he was 8 years old and hadn't taken first place a single time.
Luther Singletary rarely talked about the times he patrolled Hiroshima, Japan, after it was hit by a nuclear bomb in 1945, but his children know it weighed heavily on him.
Off-campus lunches still will be allowed
'Ask the Superintendent' features questions from Angleton ISD residents answered by Superintendent Health Burns.
New Angleton HS on track for 2010 opening
Angleton's new high school more closely resembles a college campus than a public school, and construction of the three-story facility is on track for a 2010 completion.
Angleton woman dies in head-on crash
A head-on collision on the Bastrop Bayou bridge on FM 2004 claimed the life of an Angleton woman during windy and rainy weather Friday.
Angleton shows off rec center expansion
Amanda Smith didn't mind all the hubbub going on around her during the grand opening of the Angleton Recreation Center weight room.
Bond Set for Fatal Stabbing Suspect
A bond amount has been set for the man who investigators say contacted Pearland police to notify them that he stabbed his wife to death.
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