Fort Bend Herald

The Fort Bend Herald and Texas Coaster is a local newspaper located in Rosenberg, Texas, that serves the Fort Bend County region. It releases new editions six days a week, taking a break on Saturdays. The newspaper is owned by Hartman Newspapers.

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Calera shuts down Rattan to stay alive in Caney Tournament

6 days ago | fbherald.com | Adam Ogburn

Calera shuts down Rattan to stay alive in Caney Tournament
Bullard family safely evacuated from house fire

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Jimmie Searfoss

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Niles ready to up the stakes at Marist

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Sam Scinta Jr

RICHMOND - On the outside, Foster High School senior Kinley Niles is a bright, friendly presence who often greets those around her with a smile. Don’t let that fool you -her feats of excellence in the pool are the stuff of water polo legend. Now after an illustrious career in the Black and Gold, Niles is taking her talents to a level she’s long aspired to - the NCAA Division I ranks.
History in the Hall Roadshow makes final stop Thursday night

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Caroline Kellam

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Denison keeps playoff hopes alive with win over Sherman

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Adam Ogburn

SHERMAN, Texas (KTEN)- The Denison Lady Jackets are now just one win away from their first playoff berth in three years. They toppled Sherman 3-1 on Tuesday in extra innings. Denison will now just need to beat Anna at home on Thursday to clinch that postseason spot. Sherman could've clinched a playoff spot with a win, but will now need to beat Lovejoy on Thursday and hope for a Denison loss in order to earn its third-straight playoff berth.
Burton concludes season with a somber win

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Nick Irene

BURTON — On a night marked by both grief and grit, the Burton Lady Panthers delivered a strong performance on the field and a powerful show of unity off it. Bailey Glaesmann struck out 12 batters in a complete-game effort as Burton defeated Snook 5-1 on Tuesday, with emotions running high following the sudden loss of a beloved Burton Elementary teacher. Burton ISD announced Monday the passing of Kim Applewhite, who taught sixth grade English and language arts.
'We love our community': Tyler marketing firm gives back with free Easter-themed photos

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Katecey Harrell

For Jacksonville resident Jessica Rodriguez, the 40-minute drive to Tyler for a free photo session with Krier & Co. Media was a trip well worth taking. “Shout out to them, because what they're doing is great. It helps out a lot of families to create those memories for their kids,” Rodriguez said. The locally owned marketing company held 25 complementary Easter-themed mini photo sessions for the community Saturday at the Children's Park in Tyler.
Investigation finds no credible bomb threat at Durant casino

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Olivea Herzberg

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Broadway finds right fit in Laramie

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Sam Scinta Jr

FULSHEAR - The big-time running back with a big-city name is heading to play college football at the highest level in the state with the lowest population. For Fulshear High School senior Patrick Broadway II, the opportunity to play for the Cowboys at Wyoming is something he's worked his entire life for, and never doubted, despite a relative lack of interest from NCAA Division I programs. "I got my first Division I offer about a day or two before (the Wyoming offer)," Broadway said.
Eleanor Clift

2 weeks ago | fbherald.com | Douglas Cohn |Eleanor Clift

Today’s Events in Historical PerspectiveAmerica’s Longest-Running Column Founded 1932WASHINGTON – The truth is that no one knows what motivates President Trump and, as a result, what he could do, might do, or will do. So, here are some scenarios to ponder in the wake of his tariff-induced stock market fiasco:First, he is an idealogue tied to the ideas of Pres. William McKinley, the man known as Mr. Tariff.