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Top rabbit raisers (opens the original)
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Greening exhibits grand champion pen of rabbits, Baranowski takes home reserve grand champion buckle One year after his younger sister won the grand champion buckle for her pen of three rabbits, Reading Junior High School eighth-grader Owen Greening won his own championship buckle. Owen, 13, exhibited the grand champion pen of three rabbits on Friday. Levi Baranowski raised the reserve grand champion pen of rabbits. Of the pens registered, 27 will make the Junior Livestock Auction sale on Thursd
‘Honks, waves and smiles’ (opens the original)
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Peppie Vyoral and Randy Williams had a tough job Saturday judging the 1970s cars and trucks entered in the ninth annual Ride to Rosenberg Car Show. âEvery vehicle could win,â Vyoral said. âThey are all so good that they all deserve a trophy.â More than 140 vehicles were entered in this yearâs show, sponsored annually by the Rosenberg Arts Alliance and held on Third Street in historic downtown Rosenberg. Benito Ramos Jr. of Richmond hoped to win a trophy for his 1979 GMC Royal Sierra an
Food trucks back on Rosenberg agenda (opens the original)
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Rosenberg City Council will meet Tuesday to once again discuss the ordinance on food trucks and mobile food units. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, 2110 Fourth St. The public is invited to attend or watch the meeting on municipal TV. Among the agenda items is one on the food truck ordinance. âConsideration of and action on Ordinance No. 2026-52, an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Rosenberg, Texas, amending Chapter 13 of the Code of Ordinances by amending Section 13-2
LCISD earns ‘B+’ rating by TEA (opens the original)
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Lamar Consolidated ISD has earned a âB+â rating by the Texas Education Association for its 2025-26 STAAR test results, but a large number of campuses earned âAâ ratings. Brian Moore, LCISDâs director of assessment, shared the results with trustees during Tuesday nightâs board meeting. Districtwide, LCISD earned an 88 for student achievement, an 80 for academic growth, an 87 for relative performance, and an 86 for closing the gaps, Moore reported. In total, LCISD received a score of 8
‘Creating opportunities, changing lives’: LCISD’s new CTE campus welcomes young chefs, digital creators, mechanics, electricians, plumbers, hairstylists, dental assistants, and more (opens the original)
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Mason Bright, a senior at Tomas High School this fall, has already taken culinary courses at his campus. On Monday, he joined other culinary arts students from across the district at Lamar Consolidated ISDâs newly opened Career & Technical Education Center near Beasley. There, they passed other students heading to classes in robotics, carpentry, hairstyling, pharmacy, drone operations, auto mechanics and much more. âToday marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for our CTE program rig
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