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November sales tax returns nice for northern Brazoria cities John DeLapp, CORRESPONDENT FacebookTwitterEmail The sales tax revenue report from the Texas Comptroller’s Office for November showed revenue up across the board in northern Brazoria County municipalities when compared with the same period in 2019.ekostsov - Fotolia The start of the holiday shopping season showed a tidy sales tax revenue gift for northern Brazoria County cities, as indicated by recent release of the November revenue report. The Jan. 8 report from the Texas Comptroller’s Office showed sales tax revenue was up acr...

Report shows wide variance in sales tax trends among Bay Area cities John DeLapp, CORRESPONDENT FacebookTwitterEmail The state's latest sales tax receipt report — reporting numbers for November — showed a wide disparity among Bay Area cities regarding revenue trends from those taxes.Fotolia / Fotolia The state's latest sales tax receipt report — reporting numbers for November — showed a wide disparity among Bay Area cities regarding revenue trends from those taxes. On the plus side, the Jan. 8 report from the Texas Comptroller’s Office showed the percentage of sales tax revenue in ...

Pasadena lake renamed for longtime conservationist John DeLapp, CORRESPONDENT FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 The sun rises over a foggy Pasadena lake that has been renamed Lake Mark Kramer to honor a local longtime conservationist.Mark Kramer photoShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Conservationist Mark Kramer has spent a lifetime learning about local waterways.Courtesy Armand Bayou Nature Center Show MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 A new sign bears the name of Lake Mark Kramer, which was previously known as Mud Lake. Show MoreShow Less 5of8 6of8 7of8 An information plaque at Clear Lake Park details the flora and f...

Dickinson's next mayor reflects on win decided by a drawing John DeLapp, CORRESPONDENT FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Sean Skipworth holds the pingpong ball with his name on it that was drawn from the hat he is wearing. The drawing decided his win in Dickinson mayoral race after a December runoff resulted in a 1,010-1,010 vote.John DeLappShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Dickinson Mayor-elect Sean Skipworth hugs his wife, Melissa, as his son Christopher applauds just after Skipworth saw his name drawn from a hat to end a deadlocked runoff election. Show MoreShow Less 3of3 After winning the post of Dickins...