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By the time you read this, the temperature will have warmed up, and snakes could be crawling. Snake bite is scary to many. To tell you the truth, it scares me. I’m careful about venturing into snake habitat. I don’t walk through brushy, rocky areas...

Couple of anglers

A couple of anglers were fishing on the Huff Street side of Conn Brown Harbor Friday afternoon, before the rain and fog came through. Two Brown Pelicans appeared to be comfortably sleeping on the bulkhead next to the harbor and remained undisturbed...

February e-newsletter highlights presented

Items featured in the City of Aransas Pass February newsletter and which had not previously been featured, or not extensively featured in editions of the Aransas Pass Progress are as follows: Water tower work begins Although behind-thescenes work...

‘Coastal’ cheerleaders place at competitions

Almost a year after Hurricane Harvey, Third Coast Elite Cheerleading finally found a building from which to operate, and in the last three months, squads have participated in four competitions and returned with top awards. Staci Giles is the coach...

Community impact awards highlight 82nd annual A.P. Chamber banquet

The presentation of Community Impact Awards to U.S. Congressman Michael Cloud and U.S. Senator Ted Cruz highlighted the Aransas Pass Chamber of Commerce’s 82nd annual awards dinner, in addition to The event was held Friday, Jan 25 in the Aransas...

Message from Cruz

U.S. Senator Ted Cruz addressed the crowd at the Aransas Pass Chamber of Commerce Banquet Friday, Jan. 25, via video. Cruz and Congressman Michael Cloud (see story) were each presented with the Chamber’s 2019 Community Impact Award for their...

News Stories

Tax notes to be issued, election called

The sale of tax notes of $1.4 million for the purchase of the Aransas Pass Fire Department’s new ladder truck was approved by the City Council last week, during a regular term meeting Monday, Feb.

By Norma L. Martinez

Dates set for abandoned crab trap removal

AUSTIN - Each February for 17 years, countless volunteers spend 10 days on the water along the Texas coastline searching the bays for abandoned crab traps left to foul shrimpers’ nets, snag anglers

By Press Release

Second citywide cleanup will be held Feb.16

The City of Aransas Pass Code Enforcement Office will be hosting another citywide cleanup event, Saturday, Feb. 16, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., or when the dumpsters are full.

By Staff Reports

Sports

SNAKE SEASON

By the time you read this, the temperature will have warmed up, and snakes could be crawling.

APHS Panthers hoping for district co-championship

The Aransas Pass High School varsity Panthers racked up two more big wins in district, with one game left, and sit one game behind Odem for first place in district.

Lady Panthers finish fourth in district, headed to playoffs

The Aransas Pass Lady Panthers ended their regular season with a big 73-16 win over the Taft Lady Greyhounds, Tuesday, Feb.

News Stories

Tax notes to be issued, election called

Dates set for abandoned crab trap removal

Second citywide cleanup will be held Feb.16

Sports

SNAKE SEASON

APHS Panthers hoping for district co-championship

Lady Panthers finish fourth in district, headed to playoffs

Obituaries

John Edward Fiarkoski Sr.

Jessie Charles Maddix

Bud Scott Hatfield to Charlie Marshall Funeral Homes and Crematory.

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