The Galveston Park Board of Trustees has been trying to tear down the pavilion at Seawolf Park for years. The structure has sat idle since Hurricane Ike damage it. Read more
Local blacksmith and sculptor Doug McLean's version of a 1900 Storm memorial sculpture has been approved to go in a park under construction behind city hall.
Great vacation spots all seem to have one thing in common: Whether it’s on a beach or in the mountains, East Coast or West Coast, there’s alwa…
editor's pick centerpiece featured
During pandemic, families look at ways to enjoy time stuck at home.
It’s easy to see why bars and breweries are wary about reopening under the new guidelines the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued last week.
Officials on Thursday confirmed that a second Galveston County employee has died after contracting COVID-19.
The Port of Galveston is now on track to lose more than half of its planned 2020 cruises.
The one-time payment from the federal government is available to every child who received free meals under the National School Lunch Program.
The observation that “COVID-19 changed everything” applies even to the recreational vehicle sitting in your or a neighbor’s driveway or garage.
The Galveston Park Board of Trustees has been trying to tear down the pavilion at Seawolf Park for years. The structure has sat idle since Hurricane Ike damage it. Read more
There may have been a slight delay, but Hitchcock High School student-athletes were pleased to start fall practice Thursday. Read more
It’s easy to see why bars and breweries are wary about reopening under the new guidelines the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued last week. Read more
DEAR ABBY: About 40 years ago, I did someone an injustice, and I have felt guilty ever since. I worked for a consulting firm in Washington, D.C., that fired an accounting clerk who was in my small office. I didn't know why she was fired, and I never heard a cross word exchanged between her a… Read more
Commented