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MEDIA RELEASE October 19, 2009 LAKE CONROE The Toyota Texas Bass Classic (TTBC), held October 16 18 on Lake Conroe, successfully wrapped up Sunday evening with the crowning of the inaugural Professional Anglers Association (PAA) Tournament Series World Champion. Dave Lefebre won the Toyota Texas Bass Classic in dramatic fashion, catching only four ounces more than second place Andy Montgomery. The unique professional angling tournament focuses on conservation and features a catch and release program that highlights the efforts of Texas Parks I m trying to think of a new word to explain how I feel, said Lefebre. One notch on the Boca-Grip scales is what separated me. I d trade all that (missing out on FLW Angler of the Year and FLW Cup) for this. The TTBC featured an elite field of 60 anglers from around the world. For the first year, the TTBC was positioned as the world championship of the PAA Tournament Series, a three-event professional series that took place throughout 2009. All anglers were qualified members of the PAA. The tournament was a no-entry fee event with a purse of $500,000. This event highlights the conservation efforts of the Texas Parks s weigh-in. The donation will go towards youth fishing and outreach programs across Texas. The Toyota Texas Bass Classic is sanctioned by the Professional Anglers Association with technical assistance and support from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department s Inland Fisheries Division. Title sponsor for the event is Toyota. Dick s Sporting Goods is the official sporting goods provider. The Saturday Concert is presented by Evan Williams, the official bourbon of the TTBC. MillerCoors is the official beer. 100.3 KILT and SportsRadio 610 are the official radio partners. Phoenix Boats is the official boat of the TTBC. Waste Management is the official trash and recycling partner. The tournament will be held on Buffalo Springs, a planned development in the City of Montgomery. Corporate partnership opportunities are available for 2009.

Two victims were trapped in a pickup truck on Tejas Drive shortly before midnight tonight. The truck came around a curve, skid sideway striking a power pole with the passenger door. When Lake Conroe Fire Department arrived they found live power lines over the truck. Unable to gain access due to the live electricity they, MCHD and officers were forced to wait until Mid South Electric arrived on the scene to cut the power. Once the power was cut the real work began with the firefighters. Just about every tool on the truck was used to free the male and female victims from the vehicle. Over all it was almost one hour before they wre completely out of the vehicle. Most of the time was due to the power but firefighters were met with a real challenge to pry and cut the victims free. Due to fog moving into the area Phi Air Medical and Lifeflight were both unable to fly. The female was taken in critical condition to Herman Hospital at the Medical Center Her male companion was taken to

THE BODY OF A MIDDLE AGED MAN IS FOUND IN LAKE CONROE WITH MULTIPLE STAB WOUNDS