Preparing For Coldest Island Temps Yet Greetings from the island. I hope that all of you are doing well and survived the frigid cold that we had this past week. As I sit here at my little kitchen table on the 13th, ( Happy 59th Birthday to me ), the arctic cold is set to […]

Representing the Coast Guard The above photo, which includes men from Port O’Connor, was chosen to become part of a military memorial to be dedicated later this month at the Angleton courthouse. It was submitted to the memorial committee by Ricky Day and will represent the Coast Guard branch of the military. Taken around 1930, […]

Seadrift is honored to have as its Public Works Director Robert Bryant. Pictured with Robert is his lovely wife Christy and their son Aiden. Robert and his crew were recently awarded by the City of Seadrift awards for their outstanding service and it wasn’t the first time they had been awarded for their excellent service […]

It’s not everyday you get to hold a bundle of three, but for proud grandparents, Terry and Sheralyn Maddux of Seadrift, their visit to see their “threesome” proved to be a delightful reality! Starting from the left is Cooper Wade. Center-stage is a girl Davey Leland. To the right is Milam James. The proud parents […]

Seadrift Police Chief, Leonard Bermea, (pictured) is proud to note that he and two of his officers, Louis Warren and Mike Henry, were invited by the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department to provide security for the presidential route. They, along with 2500 police officers from across the nation, were invited as well. Also serving from […]