Rest assured that when singer-songwriter Terri Hendrix talks about how much she and her longtime musical partner Lloyd Maines are looking forward to playing the Bugle Boy this Saturday, she’s not just dutifully plugging just another gig in just another town on a long list of endless tour dates. She 100-percent really means it.

The Linda Smalley Concert Series is bringing a performer with larger-than-life talent to town that you don’t want to miss. Problem is, you may not yet know her name. Bigger problem, you might not know her genre. So, you ask, why take a chance and go see her if you don’t know who she is or even what kind of music she’ll be doing? Why take the risk?

Knoxx Ahrens, Andrew Besetzny, Miranda Bonner, Bo Brossmann, Brody Brossmann, Bentley Bubela, Chandler Bubela, Brenley Bujnoch, Laramie Bujnoch, Tatum Bujnoch, Raven Demel, Emileigh Divin, Addison Eudy, Maximo Hernandez, Caden Herzik, William Herzik, Harper Jensen, Stetson Jensen, Jenson Kurtz, Jewelee Kusy, Adriana Leihardt, Brody Lewis, Ree Lichnovsky, Cannon Lykke, Bryson Ohnheiser, Adam Reeves, Austin Reeves, Charlotte Schmidt, Adam Schramek, Jacob Schramek, Justin Schramek, Benjamin Sedlar, Harper Wright, Rylee Wright, Kynslee Zapalac.

High Honor Roll - 3.750+ GPA: Juniors: Timothy Meyer . Honor Roll - 3.300+ GPA: Sophomores: Mason Messer; Juniors: Judah Castillo, David Wolff; Seniors: Dylan Lambert..

Board of Trustees authorizes Blinn to develop partnership with Sealy ISD that would relocate Sealy Campus programs. Blinn is exploring moving its Sealy Campus operations from Outlet Mall Drive to a Sealy ISD facility The Blinn College District Board of Trustees authorized the College to develop a partnership with Sealy ISD that would allow Blinn to offer in-person courses at Sealy ISD facilities. With this agreement, Blinn plans to continue to provide all its current Sealy Campus programs and activities at Sealy ISD facilities.

Mark Kimball, FACHE, President and CEO of St. Mark’s Medical Center (SMMC), recently earned his recertification as a Fellow of theAmerican College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE), the nation’s leading professional society for healthcare leaders. Mark has been a FACHE since 2007. “The healthcare management field plays a vital role in providing high quality care to the people in the communities they serve. Having a standard of excellence promoted by a professional organization is critically important,” said Deborah J.Bowen, FACHE, CAE, president and CEO of ACHE. “By becoming a FACHE, healthcare leaders demonstrate a commitment to excellence in serving their patients and their community. Healthcare executive Fellow status represents achievement of the highest standard of professional development.” “We’re proud of Mark’s achievement and commitment to excellence as he leads St. Mark’s,” said Dudley Piland, Chairman, SMMC Board of Directors. “In addition to Mark’s commitment to SMMC, his involvement on the Rotary Club of La Grange board and par-ticipation in other local activities are great examples of his commitment to our community.”

A Honor Roll Legacy Crenshaw Eimie Hernandez Erick Hernandez Faye Hobbs Tycen Mendel Emersyn Otto Zoe Barnett JaKhaila Caine Christopher Castillo Carolyn Davis Jayde Hargis Korbin Jackson Dixie Sassin Esteban Vargas Carrie Clark Rowdy Guenther James Harvell Veronica Post Nahla Scott Cody Smith Braxton Spradley Ares Waltman 1st Grade Jillian Machicek Miya Phoung Celsey Thompson Jaxon Wolf Presley Janecka Ella Pekar Elijah Bogle 2nd Grade Selby Harvell Levi Janecka Ever Kubenka Daxon Sanchez Ace Wilson Marissa Rocha Ally Thibodeaux Ryan Wolfsholf Ke’Nilah Benford Jadynce Holloway Kes McBride Layla Thomas 3rd Grade Christopher Herrera Morgan Kollmann Alanis Sanchez Loryn Toro Yarely Cleto Tabitha Crane Royce Hobbs Clay Hoffmann Ella Ring Ezra Barnett Camden Frederick Erickson Pov 4th Grade River Dean Shawn Swint Lavina Waltman Rayne Baumgarten Reece Blansitt Monserath DeLeon Aleyah McMillan Audrey Brock Clayton Hajek Olivia Hammack Ezri Hoxie Eli Ulrich 5th Grade Layne Dees Alexia Estrada Crockett Guentert Josephine Wright Milagros Govea-Romero Cannon Loyd Connor Machicek Bianca Aguinaga Aubree Almeida Robert Limbaugh A/B Honor Roll Kindergarten Johnylah Burton Justin Estrada Mia Garcia Cody Ramirez Jimmy Sanches Angel Zamarripa Liam Caronna Axel McMillan Micah Gonzalez 1st Grade Donaldo Guzman Stormie Janecka Jason Martinez Jayden Tovar Jacob Woolstenhulme Breylin Ford Adalynn Gonzalez Kennedy Guidry Daniella Kubala Luis Moreno Bessie Sassin Amree Kohleffel Kayelynn Truchard 2nd Grade Callie Clark Jocelyn Alejandres Angelica Brito Brynlee Goode Caleb Hickman Adrian Mendez Joe Harvell 3rd Grade Jazmyn Moreno Isaac Pacheco Derrick Adeogun Noah Faith Kate Rodriguez Alexia Aguinaga Zaybriel Barrera Brayden Charanza Raini Dees Blayre Miller 4th Grade Bella Hooker D’Ona Woodard 5th Grade Abigail Crane Olivia Faith Brieyelle Moore Gael Rodriguez Landrynn Thompson Josue Garcia Za’Loree Sidney Kaylee Berger Marco Mandujano Jared Melchor Silvia Rico B Honor Roll Kindergarten Charlie Baladez 1st Grade Te’Marion Glover Jasper Hooker Tyler Davis Brook Nelson 2nd Grade Zailynne Manzano Layla Perales Rowan Niskern Kimberly Cortes Phoenyx Rogers Alexandra Shupak Zaylee Tello 3rd Grade Eduardo Adame J’Anna Carr Frank Martinez Keighlynn Wright Heraclio Zamora Benjamin Hernandez Channing Houston Olivia Otto Ixchel Moreno Cayden Morse Ava Morton 4th Grade Crystain Esquivel Fantasia Houston Allison McKelvy Emma Phuong Miranda Hajek Ju’Varyon Middleton Payton Steward Raelyn Ashima Marcos Cortez Jaxon Kurtz Grade 5 Draden Chudej Bryson Henry Omari Johnson Keenly Martinez Rubi Cortez Tremon Glover Dylan Gomez Raegan Robertson Sean Rogers Haylee Stary Arely Cortez Carson Goodlander Hunter Herzik Xzavier Pehl Kelsey Spurlock Cloe Thompson.

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As of Oct. 21, total intake for the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter is 1,198: 543 dogs and 655 cats in need. The shelter has 120 animals in care: 69 dogs and 51 cats. This number includes animals in the facility, in foster care for medical, waiting on available space, or awaiting transport to rescue partner.

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