Category: News

Sep 15
Community Celebrates Lee Crowder’s Retirement

Friends, family, and residents from across Bolivar Peninsula gathered Thursday afternoon at Stingaree to honor the retirement of Lee Crowder, Road Administrator for Galveston County Road & Bridge. Crowder began his career on Bolivar Peninsula 21 years ago and quickly became a familiar face to residents. He is widely recognized for his hands-on leadership and support […]

Sep 15
William Comeaux: Nearly a Decade of Keeping Bolivar’s Roads, Parks, and Beaches Running

For nearly his entire life, William Comeaux has called the Bolivar Peninsula home. Now 46, he grew up on the peninsula, attended Ball High School, and—except for a year and a half at the Port Arthur Police Academy—has never lived anywhere else. His career path began in 1998 as a part-time court clerk with Galveston […]

Sep 15
Constitution Day: Honoring America’s Guiding Document

Every September 17, the United States celebrates Constitution Day, a day set aside to honor the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. It’s more than just a date on the calendar—it’s the foundation of American government, law, and liberty. When Did Constitution Day Begin? While the Constitution has been celebrated in various ways since its […]

Sep 15
Bird Hunting for Dummies

With Gritty Lessons in Unlawful Folly By J Lee AustinAfter a brief, three day respite of dry coolness, the summer swelter is back on here at the beach. While fall is not yet crisping the air, the roaring return of football and the opening of hunting season are welcome signals that it won’t be long. […]

Sep 15
Dewey Lee Jones

November 17, 1933 – September 6, 2025 On September 6, 2025, at the age of 91 years, Dewey Lee Jones completed his journey on earth and joined other family members in Heaven. Dewey was born in Houston, Texas to LeBaron and Arah Prestwood Jones. At the age of 11 years, he accepted Christ and was […]

Sep 15
The Ultimate Guide To Home Window Repairs For Long-Lasting Results

Windows are vital components of a home, serving as both functional and aesthetic features that affect comfort, safety, and energy efficiency. Even the highest-quality windows begin to show signs of wear and tear, leading to issues like drafts, leaks, fogging, and difficulty opening or closing. Addressing these problems promptly is crucial to preventing larger structural […]

Sep 15
This week’s edition of Curranomics®

Welcome to this week’s edition of Curranomics® from the Crystal Beach Investor Center. If you prefer, you can read this article at News – Crystal Beach once it’s been published. This will be the final market update for at least a few weeks. TL/DR (Too Long/Didn’t Read) Summary: All asset classes performed well. Poor employment data followed […]

Sep 15
Recreational Boating Safety – Talk Like a Pirate

Who among you hasn’t, upon occasion, shouted “Land ho!” upon returning to port from a boat trip? Who among you does NOT participate in International Talk Like a Pirate Day (September 19 this year)? Arrrrr! True aficionados of Talk Like a Pirate Day know that it was actor Robert Newton, who played Long John Silver/Blackbeard […]

Sep 15
Captain Jeff Brandon Fishing Report

Surface water temperature is 85 degrees. The water clarity is average for East Galveston Bay. Once again, this week we shifted our focus towards redfish in the shallows, and they did not disappoint with great catches over the last week on our morning and evening trips. Active bait in the area is important, so if […]

Sep 15
They’re Back  

Finally, I saw my first hummingbird yesterday. Actually, it wasn’t my first, I saw two early August. I was on my way out the door to go to work. Well, nothing would do, I had to go back in and get my hummingbird feeders out. I knew I would be late, but I didn’t want […]