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Ingleside residents, from left, George, 11, and Andre, eight, Howie cast out their lines from the Harbor Point Park pier under the early evening moonlight last week. To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition http://www....

Lifeguards jump into action to free victims from vehicle after accident

Two local lifeguards were in the right place at the right time, and their training, combined with one’s Eagle Scout training kicked in as they sprung into action to free victims from an overturned vehicle after it was involved in a collision. The...

LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE!

But don’t run and hide if you hear thunder; this is about an old saying that lightning never strikes twice in the same place ... or twice in the same family. The story begins about 11 years ago in a bay near Corpus. A man named Lopez caught and...

Battlin’ band

The Chad Cooke Band performs for the crowd during Friday night’s 2019 Shrimporee entertainment. It was a full evening of music with bands featured on both the H-E-B stage and the Whataburger Stage throughout the three-day weekend. A parade kicked...

Chromebooks given to CME writing teachers

Representatives from the Aransas Pass Rotary Club recently presented new Chromebooks to all seven writing teachers at Charlie Marshall Elementary, due to a Hurricane Harvey grant received by the local organization. The students at Charlie Marshall...

AP’s Ybarra named BGMPS valedictorian

Local resident Andrew Ybarra was recently named the valedictorian of his eighth grade class at Bishop Garriga Middle Preparatory School (BGMPS) in Corpus Christi. He was invited to speak to his classmates at the end of school Mass held on May 29....

News Stories

City hears about bowling alley, annexation request, other items

The Aransas Pass City Council received an update about the new bowling alley, a petition for voluntary annexation from Hogan Homes, and other items for discussion during a special called meeting Tu

By Staff Reports

E-newsletter highlights given

Items featured in the City of Aransas Pass June newsletter and which had not previously been featured, or not extensively featured in editions of the Aransas Pass Progress, are as follows:

By Staff Reports

Rockport Terminals LLC files lawsuit against AP individuals

Three Aransas Pass individuals have been named as defendants in a lawsuit filed by Rockport Terminals, LLC for “libel and business disparagement,” which is seeking a temporary restraining order and

By Norma L. Martinez

Sports

LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE!

But don’t run and hide if you hear thunder; this is about an old saying that lightning never strikes twice in the same place ... or twice in the same family.

WEIRD WILDLIFE

Since one-third of the name of this column is Wildlife, it’s my duty from time to report on unusual critter cavortings.

This spring has had some strange ones to be sure.

Powder Puff football returns

After a few years hiatus, Aransas Pass High School has brought back the annual girls Powderpuff football game featuring the juniors against the seniors.

News Stories

City hears about bowling alley, annexation request, other items

E-newsletter highlights given

Rockport Terminals LLC files lawsuit against AP individuals

Sports

LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE!

WEIRD WILDLIFE

Powder Puff football returns

Obituaries

Kathy Blaylock

Knut Arvid Johanson Jr.

Joe Davis Floyd

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