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Our Florida family left last Friday after spending Christmas with us and skiing in Colorado. No more opening and shutting of doors, no more wet bathing suits (hot tub, not swimming pool), no more volley ball & pickleball. No more laundry to speak of except for catching up on laundering sheets and stuff. Oh dear […]
I have often heard the term “Gentleman Farmer”, I assumed it meant someone who had a farm but really did not farm it or get his hands dirty. Well I am a “Lady Gardener” (new term, I just came up with). I come from a long line of gardeners, both of my grandmothers, my mother […]
The past year on Bolivar Peninsula has been a remarkable testament to our vibrant community spirit, highlighted by a diverse array of events that united residents and visitors alike. From lively parades and captivating fashion shows to delicious cook-offs and competitive golf tournaments, our calendar was filled with activities that celebrated our local culture and […]
The Bolivar Arena Association is a budding 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a bold vision: to construct a full-sized, all-purpose arena on the Bolivar Peninsula. This arena aims to host a variety of events, from rodeos to barrel racing, while serving as a hub for community gatherings and a resource to support local fire departments. In the […]
By J. Lee Austin, MD As much as I would like to pontificate about lovely current events like the never-ending Covid Scam, Chosenite Atrocities, the Humpty Trumpty Divide and Conquer Globalist PsyOp or our Distraction Nation with its Fake Assassination Fascination, I think I will instead palaver on about some of the other times I […]
In 2024, American parents continued to favor timeless and classic names for their newborns. The top five names for girls and boys reflect enduring preferences with subtle shifts from previous years. These naming trends highlight a blend of traditional and multicultural influences, with parents opting for names that are not only meaningful but also carry […]
The Station Galveston Flotilla of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary operates out of the USCG Station Galveston base on Galveston Island. They aid the Coast Guard by providing maritime observation patrols in Galveston Bay; by providing recreational boating vessel safety checks; and by working alongside Coast Guard members in maritime accident investigation, small boat training, […]
The Crystal Beach Cemetery is located on Cemetery Road, off Hwy 87 next to First Baptist Church. Buried in the cemetery are many of the long time citizens of Crystal Beach who started civic groups, churches, and contributed much to our community. Family members of many of these people have relocated and the Association has […]
By Shannon Williams I am having a time problem…. I never know what day it is. I am late to everything and have over committed myself. I understand these are common problems to have when one retires. I get to go bed when I want to, sleep till I want to and pretty much put […]
As we expected, the Booms are pounding all around us! Our Granddog, Knight, is not a fan. He keeps walking around and staring at us to make them quit! Thank goodness we got our power restored. What a quick turnaround! A tornado hits on Saturday somewhere near us, like right down the street – I-24 […]