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Port Aransas will remember part of its World War II history on Veterans' Day, Saturday, Nov. 11, when a marker commemorating the coast artillery on Mustang Island is dedicated. More ... A check for $3,000 goes from Rotary Club president Charles Koenig, second from right, to Suzanna Reeder, who's raising funds for a skateboard park to be located in Community Park. The check will help match funds from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to be used to build the park. Also in the p More ... In addition to trading plants and recycling, the Keep Port Aransas Beautiful Texas Recycles Day event will include a demonstration on creating garden stones from recycled materials. More ... The drama, "Streetcar Named Desire", continues its run Thursdays through Saturdays, through Nov. 18, at the Port Aransas Community Theatre. More ... Stocking up Volunteers were busy putting food on the shelves at the Port Aransas Food Pantry Monday, Nov. 6. From left are Sharon Morford, Pat Johnson, Cheryl Marshall and Una Farley. The pantry is in better shape with the collection of food by Port Aransas kids on Halloween. More ... Representatives from the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Nutritional program will be in Port Aransas on Monday, Nov. 13. Situated at the Family Center IGA, 416 S. Alister St., they will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. For questions or an appointment, call (361) 767-7777. More ... My doctors tell me I'm doing well, but it will take about eight weeks in all to get back to a normal routine. I will be able to drive in a couple of weeks, so the beach will have to wait a while until I can keep tabs on it again. More ... Two surfers ride a wave at Horace Caldwell Pier on Sunday, Nov. 5. The waves were glassy and about 3 feet high, with about a dozen surfers at the pier. More ... With the month of November and the brisk weather of fall come the excitement of Thanksgiving and the preparations for a wonderful dinner. More ... The Golden Oldies jam session kicked off its seventh season Friday night, Nov. 3, at the Pollock Center. More ... Every once in a while, the three survivors of the "Screwball Express" get together. Johnny Roberts is one of those three. More ... This aerial shot Sunday, Oct. 29, shows four of the more colorful neighborhoods in Port Aransas. Pastel houses patterned after seaside villages in Florida are lined up from State Hwy. 361 to the beach, with More ... For the third year the Texas Laughing Gull Writing contest seeks submissions for prizes in fiction, nonfiction and poetry. More ... The movie "One Eyed Jacks" will be shown Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Community Center, 408 N. Alister St. It will be the first P.A. Movie Time of the season. More ... POLICE BLOTTER MONDAY, OCT. 30 + 8:54 A.M . Emergency Medical Service (EMS) crews took an injured person from the 300 block of Cut-off Road to a Corpus Christi hospital. More ... A Port Aransas woman was hospitalized on Monday, Oct. 30, after her bicycle was hit by a motorist on South Station Street. More ... Their feet are in the starting blocks. Now, the parks and recreation board is just waiting for the starter's gun. More ... Ken and Kathy Moore of San Antonio took advantage of the weather to do some sculpting in the sand on the beach Thursday, Oct. 19. More ... TUESDAY, OCT. 31 + 8:50 P .M . A deputy located a driver who had driven off without paying for gas. He ordered the motorist to return and pay for the gas, and cited him for no driver's license. More ... Prospective members are invited to join members of the Island Trash Red Hats at an organized luncheon at Jay's Seafood and Spaghetti Works, 710 State Hwy. 361. More ... The art community has jumped in to support the first annual Old Town Festival on Saturday, Nov. 25. More ... Workmen finish the studs in the walls of the new office and shower building at Nueces County I.B. Magee Beach Park. The new building, part of a renovation program at the park, is due to be finished this winter. New bathrooms along the beach are also part of the renovation. The existing office buildi More ... A little more than a week remains to order fresh greenery for the holidays from the Kiwanis Club in Port Aransas. The order deadline is Saturday, Nov. 18, and the greenery will be delivered the first week of December. More ... Crews approach the end of Beach Street nearest Horace Caldwell Pier in a project to repave the street and add sidewalks between Dunes Drive and the beach. The project was paid for largely by the Regional Transportation Authority with matching funds from the City of Port Aransas, and replaces a rough More ... |
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