• West Chambers Deaf Social-Nov. 9th @11am Toasted Yolk - 13001 I-10 East

• Shop Til Ya Drop Craft Show Benefiting Baytown Unified Showmanship Show Sat. Nov. 9th @ 10am -7900 N Main St, Baytown Click for Info

• Nerd Con Family Fun Night Fundraiser @ Raising Canes
  Tues. Nov. 12th 4pm - 9 pm - 4908 Garth Rd, Baytown
  

• Guided Painting Class - Sterling Library - Thur. Nov. 14th at 6 pm.
  Click for details and to register

• Baytown’s Market at Town Square Sat. - Nov. 16th. - 10am - 2 pm

• Free Vaccine & Microchip Clinic Plus Pet Food Pantry Nov. 16th

  Baytown Animal Services Click for details

• Full Moon Hike Nov. 16th @ Baytown Nature Center 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
  

• Nerd Con Returns - Mont Belvieu - Sat. Nov. 16th
  Click for more info

• Purple Mustang Movie Info Event -Tues., Nov. 19 from 5-7pm 
  @ Baytown Historical Museum- Free to attend -Click to reserve your spot
  
  

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Baytown Police Recover $100K in Stolen Goods, Arrest Four Suspects

Baytown Police have arrested four suspects in connection with the Oct. 24th burglary of a commercial storage facility, located in the 4500 block of Decker Dr. Over $100,000 in stolen property was recovered.

The suspects, apprehended with the help of a license plate reader system, face charges related to burglary and possession. Baytown Police urge any additional victims to reach out.

Movie to Capture Baytown’s Purple Mustang Story; Museum Hosts Celebration Night

The iconic purple Mustang that once graced the front of Baytown Motors on N. Main St. is returning to the spotlight, this time on the big screen. Martha Barnett, the owner of the business, transformed the vibrant car into a flower planter years ago, creating a memorable landmark that drew local and national attention after she had to fight to keep it in place due to city ordinance conflicts. Now, filmmaker Jenny Waldo is capturing the story in a new movie.

To celebrate and raise community awareness for the film, a special event will be held at the Baytown Historical Museum on Tuesday, November 19, from 5 to 7 p.m. The evening promises to be a fun gathering, inviting residents to relive memories and learn more about the movie project. Admission is free, click here to reserve a spot

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