By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Mardi Gras Galveston 2026 got off to a start that couldn’t be expressed more clearly and brightly than nature itself offered. …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Waiting for the spectacular Krewe of Aquarius Mardi Gras parade, four-year-old Lariah relished the wide-open, traffic-free street and her bubbles to …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor On a chilly Wednesday evening, Patrick Olivier’s music warmed the hearts of the Elks Lodge members who had come out for …
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By Ruth Ann RuizThe Post Newspaper Features Editor For the past 20 years, Steps for Students 5K Run/Walk remains Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston’s largest fundraiser. This year’s …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Imagine roughly 450 people have climbed into their positions on garishly captivating Mardi Gras floats with larger-than-life towering figures. It was …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Gulf Coast Big Brothers Big Sisters and St. Vincent House of Galveston both received $3,000 grants from Elks Lodge No. 126 …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor The all-Krewe poster unveiling event in Galveston was a huge success, with the ballroom on Ship’s Mechanic Row filled to its …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Galveston’s weather cooperated on Saturday to allow for an enjoyable MLK parade. The parade has been rolling down the streets of …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Born in Galveston on October 9, 1953, Whitney Paul led a life that brought honor and fame to his hometown. His …
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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor The newest Ball High School is open for students and was celebrated with a ribbon cutting on Monday. Black students were …
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