Discover what lives in the salt marsh and sand dunes and why these habitats are important for us at a “Habitat Hunt” tomorrow, Friday, March 16. The hunt is for adults and children alike and will be from 10 a.m. to noon. More...

A group of Parrot Heads dance to the Port A Rockers as the party got started for their Spring PHling on Saturday, March 10. More...

“Spotlight on Port A” will have a final performance Keep Port Aransas Beautiful is selling afghans that depict Port Aransas attractions. The afghans are 100 percent woven cotton and measure 48 inches by 68 inches. More...

TOOT stands for “Teachers Observing Other Teachers.” Teachers are encouraged to do instructional rounds in which they observe other teachers to learn about what is taking place in their classrooms. More...

Spring Breakers chatting on the beach are, from left, Elise Tonerud, 17, of Norway, Carley Wilson, 18, of Austin, and Levi Putman, 19, of Austin. More...

Are Port Aransas ISD students laboring to learn with outdated, insufficient technology? In some cases, that’s true, according to a report delivered to the school board at its Thursday, March 8, meeting. More...

A wind-up and a pitch … the batter swings and strokes a high fly ball into left field. The left fielder watches it sail over the fence and says, “See ya.” More...

The weather may have been chilly and damp, but there was warmth in the Lady Marlins’ dugout as they recorded a 21-2 win over the Benavides Lady Eagles in their first district outing. More...

“A couple of bad innings caused by errors led to all the runs,” said coach Steve Reaves of the Lady Marlins’ game against Aransas Pass here on Tuesday, March 6. The ladies ended up on the short end of the 0-7 final score. More...