Category: News
From the fiery early clashes of the Civil War and the tactical amphibious landings of World War II to major legal milestones and the dramatic political showdowns of the late 20th century, this week captures the nation’s ongoing evolution. These dates reflect how domestic policy, institutional checks and balances, and major historical turning points continually […]
Wiggle Room on Water, Bottlenecks on Land For the first time in nearly a decade, the local water system is operating under a clean bill of health from state regulators. At a recent public bi-annual meeting, leadership from the Bolivar Peninsula Special Utility District (SUD) dropped a major milestone: the district is officially in 100% […]
Whether you’re out for a sunrise shell hunt, catching up with friends while the tide rolls in, or just soaking up the rhythmic therapy of the Gulf’s surf, our beach days are usually all about relaxation and rejuvenation. But every once in a while, your stroll might take a turn when you come face-to-face with […]
Imagine a world where you never have to scramble around the house resetting the oven clock, the microwave, and your car’s dashboard twice a year. That reality might be closer than you think. This week, the U.S. House of Representatives is officially expected to consider a vote on the Sunshine Protection Act . The bill aims to make […]
Grab your clubs and get ready for a fantastic day on the greens! Bolivar Arena Association invites you to the 1st Annual BAA Golf Tournament on Saturday, August 22, 2026, at The Ranch “Wallis Smith” Community Golf Course. The action kicks off with an 8:00 a.m. shotgun start, and whether you are a seasoned pro […]
Whether you are setting up a lawn chair on the sand or pulling out a telescope on the deck, the next two weeks offer an incredible lineup of celestial events. Warm summer nights paired with open coastal horizons make mid-to-late July the perfect window to turn your eyes to the heavens. From a perfectly dark […]
What a spectacular evening this past Saturday at the Eagles, buzzing with joy to celebrate Dave Harrison’s milestone 80th birthday! It was a true family affair, filled with laughter and love as Dave was joined by his sons, daughters-in-law, his cherished granddaughters and grandsons, nieces, nephews, and even a special shout-out to his great-grandson on […]
For most people who live on a coast, whenever a large storm is imminent there is one major question to be answered. That question can be found in a song by The Clash, Should I Stay or Should I Go: Should I stay or should I go now?Should I stay or should I go now?If […]
Surface water temperature 85 degrees in East Galveston Bay. We have once again been catching good numbers of fish over the past week, making memories with some great vacationing families. If you see nervous bait flipping on the surface the fish are close by, if not, move on to another spot, after making a few […]
We all know that living near the coastal marshes means dealing with a few bugs. It’s part of the price we pay for paradise. But there are some summer evenings where the local mosquitoes seem to have graduated from mere pests to a genetically modified “Super-Breed” that laughs in the face of maximum-strength bug spray. […]