Category: News

Sep 29
Captain Jeff Brandon Fishing Report

Surface water temperature 82 degrees. The water clarity is excellent for East Galveston Bay. This week we have started out our mornings with NE winds, and cooler temps. We have focused on grass shorelines with good current and nervous shrimp present, finding Trout, Reds, and a few Flounder. Our fishing friends have utilized Imitation shrimp […]

Sep 29
Waterfalls and more Waterfalls

And the trip continues…Well the trip in July did continue, but I have been on the road again, so am behind in finishing the big hubby bucket list trip! So, we left Eureka and my son. I am a happy mamma that he has a life that he loves, but it always is hard to […]

Sep 29
This Week In History

From the baseball diamond to the bench of the highest court, the first week of October is a powerful testament to American transformation and global influence. It is a period that witnesses the shattering of athletic records and racial barriers, the dawn of technological and entertainment revolutions, and moments of profound national unity and international […]

Sep 22
Fall Came in With a Bang

By Elinor Tinsley Last Saturday, September 20, 2025 the Bolivar Peninsula Cultural Foundation held our annual Fall Arts & Crafts Fair preparing for the official first day of fall on Monday, September 22, 2025 and kicked off fall with a bang. Though not the fall weather we would have liked, it was way better than […]

Sep 22
Exploring the Gulf: Tides, Currents, and the Depths Around Bolivar Peninsula

The waters surrounding the Bolivar Peninsula and Galveston hold a wealth of fascinating details—where tides rise and fall, currents shift, and ships navigate the vast shipping channel to ports near and far. Whether you’re a beachgoer, angler, or just curious about the Gulf, understanding the dynamics of this marine environment adds a whole new appreciation […]

Sep 22
Journey Back in Time: Dinosaur George Museum Brings the Mesozoic to Life

Get ready for a prehistoric adventure right in our own community! The acclaimed Dinosaur George Traveling Museum is rolling into High Island, offering a unique, hands-on educational experience for the entire family. This isn’t your average museum visit. Dinosaur George, hosted by renowned paleontologist and educator George Blasing, is a massive, mobile collection featuring an […]

Sep 22
What the Fed’s .25% Rate Cut Really Means for You

Brought to you by Gulf Coast Home Loans The Federal Reserve cut rates by .25% this week. While the headline is grabbed national attention, what matters most is how this affects you as a buyer or seller here on the peninsula. For Buyers 🏡 For Sellers 🏠 The Peninsula Market Twist 🌊 The Bottom Line […]

Sep 22
Texas History Navigator

Discover Texas history like never before with the Texas Historical Commission’s new Texas History Navigator app. This interactive mobile tool puts over 18,000 historical markers and sites at your fingertips, allowing you to explore the rich heritage of the Lone Star State whether you’re a history enthusiast, traveler, educator, or Texas resident. Read or listen […]

Sep 22
La Niña Watch Issued: What It Means — Especially for Texas

NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center has issued a La Niña Watch, signaling that conditions are favorable for La Niña to develop in the next few months. Here’s what that could mean, especially for Texas and the Gulf Coast. What is La Niña, and What Is the Current Status? Right now, the climate state is neutral — neither […]

Sep 22
What’s Happening On Bolivar

Check out the upcoming events on Bolivar Peninsula—there’s always something going on! From community gatherings and outdoor adventures, the calendar is packed with fun for everyone. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, don’t miss out on the happenings that make Bolivar Peninsula so special. Mark your calendars and join in the fun! SEPTEMBER 25 […]