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Remember to wish these friends and neighbors a Happy Birthday!

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 Sep 16 - 0 Comments

Sept. 16: Walker Hawes; Jacob Johnson Sept. 17: Leah Marie Lucey; Candace Y. Gaines Sept. 18: John Tyson; Evelyn Lewis; Everado Castro Sept. 19: Joyce Rhyne; Brenda Lovett; Britt Cleveland; Gary Thompson; Leafy Ann Johnson Sept. 20: Dan Fielder; Pauline Cleveland; Rudy Morales; Natalie Harper; Jerry Dorgan Sept. 21: Jayne Lenard Sept. 22: Kim Covarrubias; […]

The Dolphin’s Notebook

Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 Sep 16 - 0 Comments

Citizens of the Week at Port O’Connor School Week ending Sept. 2: PreK- Audrey Breedlove; K- Susana Valtierra; 1st- Kobe Guzman; 2nd- Leland Carriles; 3rd- Lyric Lopez; 4th- David Holley; 5th- Aislin Guzman Week ending Sept. 9: PreK- Oliver Busby; K- Addilynn Ruddick; 1st- Pryncess Few; 2nd- Kyndra Carriles; 3rd- Rowan Holley; 4th- Eben Smith; […]

What’s Up?

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 Sep 16 - 0 Comments

AA meets each Saturday night at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Port O’Connor. Seadrift Chamber of Commerce meets the third Thursday of each month, 6:00 p.m. at First National Bank meeting room, Seadrift Commissioner’s Court meets the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 10 a.m., 1st Floor of the Court House, […]

Officers Save Lives

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 18 Aug 16 - 0 Comments

Seadrift Police Chief Leonard Bermea was visibly moved as he told the City Council and citizens of the heroic actions of Officers Robert Montero and Louis Warren who saved the lives of two individuals who attempted suicide this past month. In the late hours of July 4th, Officers Montero and Warren responded to a dispatch […]

“Operation Save Our Tails”

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 18 Aug 16 - 0 Comments

Since 2005, the Calhoun County Humane Society has been rescuing and finding homes for abandoned/unwanted animals. The City of Port Lavaca has allowed CCHS to operate out of their 3,200 sq. ft. animal control facility since 2005, but the Humane Society needs their own space to keep operating and saving as many innocent animals as […]

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