Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Bravo & Co. Youth Theater partnered with the Bay City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture for a grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony and student performances on Monday, July 6. The company is at 1000 Ave. F in Bay City and on Facebook at facebook.com/BCYouthTheater.

Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Bravo & Co. Youth Theater partnered with the Bay City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture for a grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony and student performances on Monday, July 6. The company is at 1000 Ave. F in Bay City and on Facebook at facebook.com/BCYouthTheater.

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Thursday, July 9, 2026

   Bravo & Co Youth Theater celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting Monday afternoon.  Located at 1000 Avenue F, the theater has highlighted its students at several local events, including The Crisis Center’s “6th Annual Light Up the Square” April event.

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Courtesy photo Bay City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture and Anchor Point Academy hosted a ribbon cutting last week at the Matagorda County Birding Nature Center (MCBNC) in Bay City, Anchor Academy is Bay City’s newest nature-based private school on 35 acres at MCBNC. The academy is a fully accredited Christian microschool enrolling K-6 full & part-time students in its individualized, project-based program.

Courtesy photo Bay City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture and Anchor Point Academy hosted a ribbon cutting last week at the Matagorda County Birding Nature Center (MCBNC) in Bay City, Anchor Academy is Bay City’s newest nature-based private school on 35 acres at MCBNC. The academy is a fully accredited Christian microschool enrolling K-6 full & part-time students in its individualized, project-based program.

Anchor Point Academy hosts ribbon cutting

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Thursday, July 9, 2026
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Contributed photo Van Vleck’s 7 on 7 experience was a fun one and a great learning experience for everyone involved. The guys went 2 and 2, beating DeLeon and Olton, and losing to Tioga and West Rusk, who ended up playing in the Championship. The boys got to see great competition from across Texas.

Contributed photo Van Vleck’s 7 on 7 experience was a fun one and a great learning experience for everyone involved. The guys went 2 and 2, beating DeLeon and Olton, and losing to Tioga and West Rusk, who ended up playing in the Championship. The boys got to see great competition from across Texas.

7on7 a learning experience

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Thursday, July 2, 2026
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Samuel Lee Hurta

Samuel Lee Hurta

Samuel Lee Hurta

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May 20, 1947  – January 13, 2026  In Loving Memory of Samuel Lee Hurta  
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