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Foliage and football might be two things people instantly associate with fall, but there’s more to this beloved season than brightly colored leaves and action on the gridiron. Gardeners know …

Article by Taylor Bennett We are at the tail end of the beach nesting season along the Upper Texas Coast. The Wilson’s Plover are beginning to make their way South …

The schedule is busy, with high school volleyball tournaments and high school football scrimmages highlighting the weekend. Meanwhile, the Texans and Cowboys each start their preseason schedules, while the Astros …

GALVESTON COUNTY, Texas – The Galveston County Animal Resource Center (ARC) is happy to host two low-cost pet vaccination clinics on Thursday, Aug. 12 and Friday, Aug. 13. Both clinics …

For those who are followers of Jesus, I want to encourage you today. There is nothing to fear because God loves you and has promised that He will be with …

By Christopher Elliott  Darrick C. thinks he’s going to pay $20 for a ride in Los Angeles. But Uber charges him $98 instead. What’s going on?  Q:  Uber is charging …

By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor “We don’t just help people. We all have fun together,” said Reverend Edward S. Lawson, III who founded The Chosen Ones …

(Texas City)  — College of the Mainland (COM) is pleased to announce that through additional COVID federal emergency relief funds, students can now receive significant tuition assistance and other emergency …

(Texas City) — College of the Mainland’s Process Technology (PTECH) program has strengthened a burgeoning partnership with Marathon Petroleum through a generous $200,000 scholarship donation from the refining company. The …