By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor The tide was low and kept away some would-be boaters from the Gator Bayou Lighted Boat Parade in Dickinson on Saturday. …
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision to reverse a lower court’s ruling and uphold the mid-decade redrawn congressional map for Texas sent candidates scrambling to file or opt to retire …
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On Saturday, Dec. 6, the Texas City Museum received the donation of an important piece of Texas City’s rich history from longtime resident, educator and community historian Vera Bell-Gary, in …
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Comfort food is often associated with dinner fixtures like meatloaf and baked ziti. But comfort also can be served up at the breakfast table. Breakfast sandwiches are wildly popular and …
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By Celeste Silling Texas has five native species of skunk, more than any other state in the nation. These species are the Striped Skunk, Western Spotted Skunk, Eastern Spotted Skunk, …
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Summary: Anyone in Texas City this Saturday can expect heavy amounts of snow in the area. In fact, more than 100,000 lbs. of snow is headed to Texas City for the …
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Save the Date for the TCHS Soccer Booster Annual Holiday Market & Alumni Soccer Game set for Dec. 20!Come shop!Come eat!Come cheer on our alumni as they hit the field …
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Both the La Marque boys’ basketball varsity and junior varsity completed successful weekends, as the Cougars captured the Fruit City Tournament (varsity) and Danbury JV Invitational titles. The state-ranked Coogs …
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We are extremely proud of our Cougars! Thank you for your grit, determination, and a thrilling season!!! You have reminded the State that La Marque is a force to be …
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Gator fight never died on Friday as Dickinson’s football season ended in a 46-29 loss to North Shore. Despite the defeat, Dickinson held its head high and showed grace throughout. …
