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    My parents loved gardening. Especially my mother. She defiantly had a green thumb and could take the deadest looking plant and nurse it back to life! As I recall she …

May 28 Denis Boult Joe Tombrella Kent Crenshaw Lindsey Arterburn Melvin Hall May 30 Alma Villarreal Allyson Joiner Rita Lewis May 31 Betty Hammond Naomi Anders June 1 Cap Lee …

By Bill Sargent and Mark Mansuis This year’s mid-term election brings the Congressional and Senate races into full focus. The Republicans currently control the House of Representatives by a mere …

While having coffee with some friends last week, one of them brought up the subject of early childhood memories. Everyone had a story or two to relate, with most  of …

By Celeste Silling As an aspiring naturalist, there aren’t many organisms that I dislike. Bats, rats, weeds, and spiders are all cool in my book, but there is one plant …

Experimenting in the kitchen is one of the joys of cooking. Trying new recipes or even going off-script and tinkering with an existing recipe based on your own hunch can …

I was thinking the other day about how wonderful it is to have friends. Last week I went to lunch with my best friend, and we always have a great …

By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor  Celebrating Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day, is a Galveston tradition that dates back to 1865. That year, General Gordon Granger …

(Texas City, Texas) — College of the Mainland (COM) invites the community to its annual Juneteenth Celebration on Thursday, June 18, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the COM Conference …