The following is the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the views of this publication. Although it has been more than a decade, some may remember that a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, there were Bay Wars.  Much has changed since then, however.  Following the controversial Treaty of […]

Sat., March 16    MUD Roll-off Bin Available 8:00-4:00    16th & Harrison, Port O’Connor Sat., March 16    Relay For Life Bake Sale “We Are POC” 7:00-11:00 am    Port O’Connor Speedy Stop Sat., March 16    Lions Arts & Crafts Festival 9:00-4:00    Port O’Connor Community Center Pavilion Sat., March 16    Parade of Ancestors 11:00 am    Downtown Port Lavaca […]

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Winter Whooping Crane Survey estimates there are a total of 279 whooping cranes, including 257 found within the primary wintering grounds and 22 beyond that area. During December, Service personnel conducted seven surveys of the primary wintering grounds of the Aransas-Wood Buffalo flock, the last remaining wild flock of […]

Effective Management Plan Ordered for Guadalupe River, Bays and Estuaries (Rockport, TX — March 10, 2013)— Today, The Aransas Project (TAP) applauded a major federal court decision in its legal battle to protect the last naturally migrating flock of endangered whooping cranes as a vindication of the need for an effective water management plan, especially […]

Deuteronomy 5: 7-21 Don’t believe in or ride with any Land Owner but the Lord, God Almighty, himself. Never speak disrespectfully of the Land Owner, who is our Heavenly Boss. Don’t be whittling out objects to represent the Land Owner, because He created us – (not us Him). Best be going to Church when the […]