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Surface temperature 86 degrees in East Galveston Bay. The water has looked very good this week in the majority of East Bay. This week we were able to fish shoreline shell, off the shore Reefs, and grass lines in the marsh. Depending upon the day/tide/weather, all were able to produce some exceptional results for our […]
I remember when I was a kid, and I thought 40 was sooooooooo old! Today, I’m almost 2 times that! Oh d-d-d-dear, how did this happen? But this is where it all began, back here in Crystal Beach. We got married in that little yellow house on East Canal Street, it’s still there. Way back […]
For many households, the garage serves as more than just a place to park cars. It often doubles as storage for tools, sports equipment, seasonal decorations, and everything else that doesn’t have a home indoors. Unfortunately, without a strategy, the garage can quickly become one of the most cluttered and underutilized spaces in the house. […]
This week in history is marked by pivotal moments in war, peace, and political transformation. It encompasses the formal end of two major global conflicts: World War II with Japan’s surrender in 1945 and the American Revolutionary War with the 1783 Treaty of Paris. The week also witnessed significant steps in U.S. nation-building, from establishing […]
Traveling to new countries and experiencing many diverse cultures can be one of the most rewarding aspects of life. Despite careful planning, travelers often find themselves facing unforeseen challenges while traveling abroad. From sudden illness to unexpected travel delays, these challenges can test even the best-laid plans and require travelers to be resilient and resourceful. […]
Embarking on an all-inclusive cruise can feel like stepping into a floating resort where everything you desire is within easy reach. Far more than simply a mode of transport, an all-inclusive cruise promises a tapestry of unique experiences—from tranquil relaxation to lively entertainment—all bundled within a predictable fare. Whether you’re planning a getaway with loved […]
On the Bolivar Peninsula, education has always been about more than textbooks and tests. For Principal Tracie Camp of Crenshaw School, it’s about shaping young lives, adapting to change, and staying rooted in a community she calls home. From Austin to BolivarCamp grew up in Austin before moving to Bolivar at age 14 when her […]
Hook, Line, and Sinker: The Hottest Fishing Event on the Coast is Here! The shores of the Bolivar Peninsula are set to come alive with the thrill of competition as the highly anticipated Bolivar Beatdown shark and bull red fishing tournament casts off this Thursday and runs through Sunday. The excitement is already building, with […]
As a Baby Boomer, I’ve seen a lot of changes over the years—from black-and-white TVs to smartphones, from rotary phones to video calls with grandkids. But sometimes, it feels like the world is moving faster than I can keep up! Every few years, there’s a new “generation” with its own slang, trends, and ways of […]
By J. Lee Austin Like most, I had no idea what I wanted to be when I grew up. Abruptly leaving home at the wet age of eighteen due to an abusive step-father, I had no plan. Didn’t even know there was such a thing as a plan … color me aimlessly adrift in a […]