Category: News
Or, you might say, My Cup Runneth Over! We spent a non-stop weekend in Tampa. Our Grandson invited PawPaw to be his sponsor for his Confirmation. Airline tickets purchased and lots of correspondence for PawPaw to become official. It took a phone call and a letter to his grade school in Dallas to obtain all […]
J. Lee Austin, MDSince moving to Bolivar two years ago I have had the great privilege to meet and write about some salt of the earth folks with an inspirational vibe. The owners of our local gym and fitness center are certainly that and more. Since August of 2023 Megan and Dean Swain have breathed […]
“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Acts 20:35 By Linda Elissalde The Advisory Council of Bay Vue Methodist Church begin honoring a member who had contributed the most to family, friends, church and community in 2015. This tradition continues even now. However, there were years when it was hard to honor just […]
Texas Crab Festival, the beloved annual celebration of seafood, music, and community, has just launched a brand-new website to make it easier than ever for festival-goers to stay informed, get involved, and plan their visit. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time attendee, the new website is your ultimate guide to everything the festival […]
This week in history is filled with fascinating events, remarkable discoveries, and moments that shaped the world we live in today. From scientific breakthroughs to political shifts and cultural milestones, here’s a look at what happened during this period. February 18 1930 – Pluto is discovered On this day, Clyde Tombaugh, an astronomer at the […]
When you look at the surface of the water, especially the waters of the Houston Ship Channel and the different associated bays, unless you are very experienced in interpreting wave patterns you can’t tell how deep the water is in a particular location without using a depth finder. Oh, looking around can be quite deceiving. […]
Surface water temperature went back down to 58 degrees from 69 last week. The water clarity is average for East Galveston Bay. The past few days in honor of Valentine’s Day, we have thrown the Salt Strong F.R.E.D. The Jerk (in Pink) and it has allowed us to Crush the Trout. Please watch the Major/Minor […]
You’ll get it, stay tuned. I know, it’s been a slow winter. Other than playing in the Super Bowl last weekend, my days are kinda quiet. Speaking of the Super Bowl, thank you to Becky from Louisiana who commented on my story last week. It warms my heart to hear you read my mundane stories […]
Imagine, if you will, a monstrous, futuristic vehicle, stretching an absurd 55 feet long, towering 16 feet high, and weighing 75,000 pounds. Now imagine that vehicle boldly heading to the most inhospitable place on Earth, designed to roll across ice and snow like a mechanical mammoth. Sounds impressive, right? Well, meet the Antarctic Snow Cruiser—a […]
By Linda Elissalde February is the shortest month in the year, but it contains many special days. One of those special days happens to be February 6. That is Elinor Tinsley’s birthday. Amy Lail, manager extraordinaire of birthday parties, planned a celebratory gathering for Elinor at LaPlayita Restaurant. Elinor is involved in many charitable events. […]