Island leaders said they couldn't give more notice under fast-changing pandemic precautions.
But some residents do have questions and concerns about the incumbent's behavior, they said.
As more races get canceled, it’s beginning to seem like running a race is something we read about instead of actually doing.
Galveston County was going to preach personal responsibility on Bolivar this weekend. Then the city made a decision to close down its beaches and later compromised.
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Galveston County’s breweries say they took every sanitation and social distancing precaution ordered by the state when they were allowed to reopen their taprooms last month.
This Saturday, we will celebrate the Fourth of July, a uniquely American holiday. No other nation has a holiday quite like it. No other nation on Earth has aspired to a higher and simpler ideal.
Participants are asked to express themselves through writing an essay or poem or by drawing a picture that inspires others to prevent gun violence.
With the announcement, the health district increased the number of deaths tied to long-term care facilities from 33 to 34.
The column by Galveston Beach Patrol Chief Peter Davis, which normally appears each Friday, will return next week.
I read the commentary by Edna Courville ("Voter suppression is alive and well in this county," The Daily News, July 1) with interest that alleged voter suppression in Galveston County.
On Wednesday, beaches in Galveston County were to be closed for the Fourth of July weekend. This had included all beaches on Galveston Island and Bolivar Peninsula as well.
Galveston County and the city of Galveston Wednesday announced most beaches will close against a background of rising coronavirus cases, deaths and hospitalizations.
After an outcry from rental properties, Galveston County will allow people to be on the beach at some times over the Fourth of July weekend
The state's Supreme Court this week pushed back the start to jury trials until at least Sept. 1.
There has been much concern and maybe a little political gloating about rising COVID-19 cases since Texas’ decision to reopen its economy in early May.
The district on Wednesday reported single-day highs in the number of new COVID-19 deaths, confirmed cases and local hospitalizations.
Galveston County's doing a little better about being counted for the Census.
“If we cannot reconcile all opinions, let us endeavor to unite all hearts.” — Nicholas Vansittart
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