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Centenarian Discharged Council Browning, 103, Treated in Bellville, Also Beat Case of Pneumonia by COLE Mcnanna Talks EDITOR@SEALYNEWS.COM Last Thursday, Jan JANUARY 2021 SEALYCHAMBER.COM BUSINESS CONNECTION THE SPORTS SEALY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A message from the president OUR VISION: appy New Year! I look If you have not logged on like to promote your business To make Sealy the forward to a wonderful to our Sealy BizSmart virtual during the Sealy BizSmart bingo, best choice to live, H and prosperous 2021 for meeting, I recommend you try it BVSCU is taking prize donations work, play and prosper. our members. We have so much NANCY out. It is brought to us by Brazos to give out to the winners. Con- to look forward to including JAMES Valley Schools Credit Union on tact the Chamber staff for more OUR MISSION: our brand new, exciting event PRESIDENT behalf of the Chamber. It has information. We hope to see you To promote business “Springtime in the Country”, our been extremely informative for all online! prosperity and strengthen annual Banquet (it has been our businesses in Sealy and the Thank you to all the members rescheduled to Friday, May 21) in surrounding areas, be it Members who have renewed their 2021 the quality of life in our which we celebrate our members, or non-Members. All are wel- membership. We look forward to community. as well as many other in person stay afloat during 2020 and we come. The next Sealy BizSmart our partnership continuing while and virtual events. want you to know we are here for scheduled is coming Wednesday, helping your business flourish. If 2021’S NEWEST MEMBERS! The Board of Directors know you. Our staff is keeping up with January 27 and BVSCU is hosting you have not had time to renew, • Dandy Liquor and understand how many of our different opportunities to help a business bingo. A fun way to • Wild Wild Wash Laundromat business members struggled to you through the year. start the new year! If you would See PRESIDENT, page 8 2020 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OFFICERS: Lovin’ Our Members Banquet rescheduled • President: Nancy James • Vice President: Rob Emshoff The Sealy Chamber Board of to the sponsors of the upcoming to sponsor the event in any way applications for the Pinnacle • Secretary: Rosa Hawkes Directors rescheduled the annual event. Manpower ~ Gold Spon- please visit sealychamber.com or Award, Business of the Year • Treasurer: Devina Pancherz Banquet “Lovin’ Our Members” sor, Brazos Valley Schools Credit call the Chamber staff for more Award and the Star Award. Ap- from February 4, 2021 to Friday, Union ~ Photo Booth Sponsor, information. plications and descriptions are DIRECTORS: May 21, 2021. This is a first, but Austin County State Bank, Brazos The Chamber is taking dona- available via email or by contact- after much deliberation, it was Valley Schools Credit Union, tions for the silent and dessert ing the Chamber staff. • Carolyn Bilski decided the health and wellbeing Citizens State Bank, Emshoff auctions. If you would like to Remember, this is event is in • Anne Frye of the Chamber Members, their Tax Service LLC, Friends of advertise your business through a celebration of YOU our members. • Virginia Gilbert families, staff and friends were the Stephen F. Austin State Park, donation to either auction or both This is the one time a year we • Marcy Martinez top priority. With this in mind, Saddleback Saloon Bar & Grill, please contact the Chamber staff. are able to give shout outs to you • Kristen Novicke the Board decided to set the date Sealy American Legion Post #442, Thank you to Whataburger for with the majority of our partners • Keith Oliver further into the year. They hope and Starbrite Electric ~ Table the wonderful basket filled with present. We appreciate you and • Jay Patel the change will work into your Sponsors, and Bellville Medical Whataburger goodies. What a letting everyone know is exciting • DeeDee Pancherz schedule and look forward to Center, Redeemed and Restored great way to start the donation list for the Board of Directors and • Marti Powell seeing you on May 21, 2021. Ministries and Sealy ISD ~ Half for the silent auction! staff. We look forward to seeing A great big Thank You goes out Table Sponsors. If you would like The Chamber is taking award you there! • Kelly Snider • Joe Svrcek • Vince Wollney – Past President Springtime in the Country is shaping up to be an exciting event! STAFF: The Sealy Chamber of to the public. The fee is $1.00 per business, club or individual can cost per space is $35 for Chamber • Peggy Spradley – Commerce “Springtime in the person, anyone 7 and under are sponsor one of the three events or members and $50 for non-Cham- Exec. Director Country” committee is working FREE! With this, you will receive all three events. For each event ber members. Food truck vendor • Tammy Hall – Exec. Assistant hard to bring you a day filled with one ticket to vote on your favorite sponsored, your name will be cost will be $100 per space. Food fun, food and family. On Satur- vehicle in the car show and one placed on that specific event ban- truck spaces are limited to four INCOMING 2021 DIRECTORS day, April 24, 2021 the first ever ticket to vote on your favorite chili ner along with your name or logo total trucks with no duplication of “Springtime in the Country” event in the chili cook off. Each event on a sign which will be placed foods from each truck. Applica- Seals-Jones, Chiefs • Lisa Caton will be presented. The day will be will have a People’s Choice Award throughout the event space. tions are available at the Chamber • Tori Fischer filled with lots of family fun and in which you, our guests, will help Contact the office staff for more office or you may register online • Zanetta Knesek excitement. It will begin at 9 am determine the winner. information. at www.sealychamber.com. • Dora Martinez and end at 6 pm. Sponsorships are available Vendors are welcome! Ven- A nominal fee will be charged at the cost of $100 per event. A dors spaces will be 10 x 10 and the See EVENT, page 8 going to Super Bowl, INSIDE Serving Sealy and Austin County, Texas since 1887 PAGE 5 VOLUME 134 NUMBER 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2021 14 PAGES, $1 City Centenarian discharged Council Browning, 103, treated in Bellville, also beat case of pneumonia By COLE McNANNA talks [email protected] Last Thursday, Jan. 21, Bellville Medi- cal Center staff celebrated the departure of animals Maude Browning, a 103-year-old Bellville resident, six days after a triumph over not By HOLLY GALVAN POSEY only COVID-19 but also a case of pneumo- [email protected] nia. “There are a few 100-year-old-plus peo- The Sealy City Council dis- ple that have recovered, but it’s rare. It’s cussed action regarding the also a testament that we can take care of existing animal ordinance and that kind of a patient in Austin County,” nuisances during last Tues- said Nancy Dornon, marketing director for day’s regular zoom meeting. BMC. “It was really a privilege. Everybody Following a lengthy discussion was so honored to help take care of her and between council members, the get her back home.” council tabled any action on the Browning was able to stay in her back- issue. yard for care and was accompanied by Councilmember Place 1 Dee one of her 13 children when she was dis- Anne Lerma questioned how the charged in Jennifer Irving. City of Sealy is enforcing the In an update from the hospital over licensing requirement. Although the weekend, Irving told Bellville Medical cats and dogs within Sealy’s city Center that she “wants everyone to know limits must have their rabies that Dr. (Christophe) Gay, the nurses, vaccination and bring a copy to housekeeping, food service and the entire Sealy City Hall to receive their BMC staff were truly excellent, with so license, Lerma was unsure how much love and care. The Browning family licensing could be enforced. is so appreciative of all their sincere efforts Interim City Manager War- COURTESY PHOTO ren Escovy said that it requires Bellville Medical Center staff celebrates the discharge of Maude Browning, a 103-year-old Bellville resident, citizen complaints regarding See DISCHARGED, page 12 following a six-day battle with COVID-19 and pneumonia last Thursday, Jan. 21. issues like stray cats being fed or citizens that own four or more dogs. “It is hard for us to know if there are three, four, or five dogs See ANIMALS, page 12 A BLANK CANVAS Koy: City Mel Eason, owner of Joy Brush Signs, recently completed her mural on the side of the Edward Jones building in downtown Sealy needs to after seven days of work. Based out of Houston, Eason said it was the most time she had spent in Sealy although her parents live in address Bellville so she wasn’t unfamiliar with Austin County. Erin Krampitz Designs contacted Joy Brush Signs and brought her out to a blank flooding canvas to do with what she pleased. Eason built off inspiration she got while picking out a bouquet of flowers and went to work. By HOLLY GALVAN POSEY [email protected] With all the recent construc- tion projects going on in Sealy, Councilmember Place 5 Larry Koy said flood issues need to be addressed by the city. If not, he said, “something bad is going to happen.” “We are going to flood one day COLE MCNANNA and that is a high possibility,” Koy said at last Tuesday’s regu- Mel Eason spent seven lar meeting. “The more concrete days transforming a blank you pour on land, the more trou- canvas into a mural on the ble you are going to get into with side of the Edward Jones your drainage and flooding condi- building on the corner of tions.
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