Facelift Project

Archived in the category: General, Organizations
Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 16 Nov 23 - 0 Comments

Have you been waiting to see some progress at the Community Center from all the fundraising we have done for the past 15 months? We’ll wait no more! We have been able to start work inside the main building. The new flooring has been installed and the kitchen counters and backsplash are finished. There is still much to be done on both buildings, but things are now going forward. The Pavilion work is on hold until rentals for this year come to an end. After the first of the year, things will start on the projects planned for that area. The restrooms will be added on to, the kitchen area and new prep area will be completed, paint and repairs will be done as needed. The Community Center Facelift Project will insure that this important hub of POC will continue to host events well into the future.

We are still raising funds to complete the work needed. Phase I costs have increased beyond reasonably expected numbers since last year and only half the amount needed has been raised for the main building. No fundraisers have been planned in the near future, but donations are still being taken at FNB POC and on PayPal at PortO’connorCommunityCenter@gmail.com. Become a part of insuring the future of the Community Center Complex. Thank you. -Diane Cooley

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Archived in the category: Events, General
Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 16 Nov 23 - 0 Comments

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Learning at School

Archived in the category: General, School News
Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 16 Nov 23 - 0 Comments
Discussing the body parts of bats, Ms. Peters’ Kindergarten class enjoyed an eatable bat.  Left to right-Everly Pompa, AJ Guzman, and Alex Guiterrez.				    -Monica Peters

Discussing the body parts of bats, Ms. Peters’ Kindergarten class enjoyed an eatable bat. Left to right-Everly Pompa, AJ Guzman, and Alex Guiterrez. -Monica Peters

What’s Up?

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 16 Nov 23 - 0 Comments

Weekly Events:
Wednesdays: 8:00 am-9:00 am Coffee & Conversation at POC Library
Wednesdays: 4:30 pm Boy Scouts meet at Scout Hall in Seadrift
Wednesdays: 1:00-3:30 Mah Jongg, POC Library
Thursdays: POC Bridge at Library 1:00-3:00 pm
Saturdays: 7:00 pm Friends of Bill W at First Baptist Church POC

Until Dec. 1 Adopt a Christmas Angel, POC Hardware Store
Sat., Nov. 18 Thanksgiving BBQ Dinner
6:00-9:00 pm Seadrift First Baptist Church
Tues., Nov. 20 Night of Poetry
7:00-9:00 pm POC Library
Nov. 24-Dec. 10 Nativity Exhibit
Red Barn, Port Lavaca
Tues., Nov. 28 Happy Harvest Hour
2:00-3:00 pm Corner of 16 & Harrison, Port O’Connor
Fri., Dec. 1 Senior Citizen’s Christmas Luncheon
11:00 am Port O’Connor Community Center
Sat., Dec. 2 Cookie for Santa Children’s Event
POC Library
Sat. Dec. 2 Community Christmas Event
2:00-6:00 pm Seadrift Civic Center
Sat., Dec. 2 Toy Run
2:30 approximately Clark’s, Port O’Connor
Sat., Dec. 2 Lighted Boat Parade
6:30 pm Down the Intracoastal, Port O’Connor
Sun. Dec. 3 Intercoastal 4H Meeting
6:30 pm POC Community Center
Mon. Dec. 4 Republican Club
6:00 pm Drifters Hall, Port Lavaca
Tues., Dec. 5 Democratic Club
6:00 pm Calhoun County Library, Port Lavaca
Tues., Dec. 5 Bunco
6:30 pm POC Community Center
Thurs., Dec. 7 Port O’Connor Service Club
10:00 am POC Community Center
Thurs., Dec. 7 Seadrift Community Choir
6:00 pm Trinity Shores, Port Lavaca
Sat., Dec. 9 Farmers Market
8:00-Noon King Fisher Beach
Sun., Dec. 10 Tree of Angels
4:00 pm Bauer Community Center, Port Lavaca
Sun., Dec. 10 Deadline for registering for Christmas Baskets
Fisherman’s Chapel
Sun., Dec. 10 Seadrift Community Choir
9:15 am St. Patrick Church, Seadrift
Sun., Dec. 10 Seadrift Community Choir
6:00 pm First Assembly of God, Seadrift
Tues., Dec. 12 Hooked on Books
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Wed., Dec. 13 Donate Non-perishable Food
5:00-7:00 Speedy Stop
Wed., Dec. 13 Seadrift Community Choir
7:00 pm Salem Lutheran Church, Port Lavaca
Fri., Dec. 15 Seadrift Community Choir
2:00 pm Seadrift School
Sat., Dec. 16 Seadrift Community Choir
7:00 pm St. Joseph Church, Port O’Connor
Sun., Dec. 17 Seadrift Community Choir
11:00 am First United Methodist Church, Seadrift
Sun., Dec. 17 Seadrift Community Choir
6:00 pm First Baptist Church, Seadrift

Saving Lives One at a Time

Archived in the category: Announcements, General
Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 19 Oct 23 - 0 Comments

Commissioner
Calhoun County’s Helipads Center

Precinct 4 County Commissioner Gary Reese (pictured above) commenting about the newly dedicated helipad in Seadrift had this to say: “It will help 1st Responders do their job more efficiently and safely. In a medical situation time is very critical and hopefully having this facility (helipad) will help save lives.”

August 24th, two patients were transported separately in two helicopters from Seadrift’s helipad. Time was of the essence. People’s lives were at stake. Each helicopter can only carry one patient…saving lives one at a time!
Currently there are three helipads used for medical transport in Calhoun County. Memorial Medical Center has one. Magnolia Beach has one. Now Seadrift has one. Plans are underway to start construction the first of the new year (2024) in Port O’Connor for a fourth helipad in Calhoun County.

Our hats off to those who made these helipads possible, our 1st Responders, and those who operate and man these medical helicopters… saving lives one at a time! -Tanya DeForest

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