The Fishing Guide By Kenneth Peterman In Memory of Captain Bob Hill His face and hands were weathered and lined From so many days of sun and brine, Khaki shorts and fishing shirts, And things that cut, sting, bite and hurt. Taking care of us could take awhile. But, he always did it with a […]

Winning The West Firearms In The Texas Coastal Bend Museum of the Coastal Bend; opening reception February 12, 2013; 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Exhibit Dates: Feb. 13 – Aug. 30, 2013; Viewing hours are Tuesday through Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Through hunting and war, target shooting and John Wayne, guns are part of […]

Cold weather is not the best weather for working with epoxy, and rain weather makes it all but impossible. The PT Boat project is now beginning the ninth year and has recently drawn friendly, neighborly comments like, “Why has the project stopped?” But the project has not stopped. On the contrary, there is much work […]

  The Port O’Connor Paddling Trail is one of the most beautiful and unknown trails along the Texas coast. Fisherman, Bird Watchers and Kayakers out for a day enjoy these waters. The Port O’Connor Paddling Trail consists of three trails totaling a little more than 25 miles. The Fishpond trail (12.3 miles) begins in Port […]

Recently, time has flown by, but I suppose it’s a normality around this time of year. Seldom do we stop and think of how the days pass until an event reminds us just how fast the calendar days go by. I stood before a number of art entries of various mediums: pastels, acrylic, crayon, marker […]