Oompapa: The great sounds of the base horn or tuba is recognized world wide as the opening of Oktoberfest. But it didn’t begin with just a renown celebration of music, food and beer, it began as a simple celebration of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria (later crowned King Ludwig I) to announce his coming marriage to […]
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Contrasts in the Mysteries of October By Bob Jamison
Footprints and Rusty Hooks (or Bits & Pieces of What’s Happening in POC) By Sue Kubecka
Guess we’re about done for fishing tournaments this year, which is really unfortunate, as I understand that fishing really starts to take off in the latter part of the year. And speaking of later months, the unexpected bit of coolness earlier last week gave everyone hopes for a true Autumn. But, guess not, as the […]
New Port O’Connor Resident
Isaiah Adan Ochoa was born Monday, October 3 at 9:56am in Victoria, Texas. 8 lbs., 10 oz,, 20 inches long. Isaiah’s parents are Aaron and Roxanne Ochoa of Port O’Connor; Big Brother: Antonio Gloria of Port O’Connor. Grandparents: Daniel and Debbie Gayle of Port O’Connor; Luis and Esmeralda Ochoa of Port Lavaca. Great-Grandparents: Genevieve Scott […]
Condolences – Marsha Mooney Adams
Seadrift – Kay Adams, 67, passed away on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 surrounded by her loved ones in her home. Family and friends gathered in Seadrift for a celebration of her life on Saturday, October 22.
Letters to the Dolphin
Golfing Facility in Port O’Connor Hey it’s me again, G.B., with my two cents worth. Does anyone besides myself think it’s a good idea to have a driving range and maybe a couple of par three holes to practice on? This would be there for all of our citizens and visitors to use at no […]