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By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor Hattie Unkefer enjoyed pre-parade excitement along Post Office Street as she sat atop her father’s shoulders clutching her mini beach ball. …

By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor What was a mere vision in 2020 for Holy Family Catholic Parish moved close to reality on Saturday, May 18, with …

Sliders are pint-sized sandwiches that pack a wallop of flavor into each bite. There are different stories regarding how sliders came to be. Some posit that the name came from …

By Dr. William F. Holland It’s common in this modern age for religious seekers to comb the Bible for passages that promise endless blessings. People love to hear messages about …

By Caleb Clarkson The stars have always been important for both humans and animals. For humans, we are able to see shapes in the millions of stars and pick out …

By Ruth Ann RuizThe Post Newspaper Features Editor He calls himself a troubadour, which reflects the life he has lived, a life of writing lyrics, traveling, and singing for an …

 Last Saturday, neighbors came together to clean up League City’s historic Fairview Cemetery, located at the end of Kansas St. behind the historic district.  The cemetery, the oldest in the …

By Brenda Groves The Post Newspaper Contributing Writer   “It’s all in God’s timing.”     We hear this quote quite often when waiting to see answers to our prayers. But I believe …

May 6 Henry “Red” Warren Burkhardt, Jr.   Born December 26, 1945 Joe Angel Gonzalez, Sr.  Born December 14, 1937 Regina Marie Kelly  Born December 31, 1970 Charles Matthew Madigan  Born …