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The Tri-County Christian Service Center came together on February 25 to help distribute produce to local families. Many homes were affected by the winter storm that blew in causing power and water lose. With local stores like H-E-B running low on supplies this food drive was a great blessing for those in need. Photo by Donna Woolston

Tri-County Christian Service Is Busier Than Ever

Tri-County Christian Services Center is a nonprofit organization offering food and clothing to residents of Aransas Pass and Ingleside. Manager Scott Miller said the center has been busier than usual this past year because of the economic impacts of...

AP City Council Hears About Winter Freeze Updates

The Aransas Pass City Council heard updates about the city’s response to the severe winter weather at a special meeting February 22. The updates were from the public works department, the police department, and the finance director. Police Captain...

Emergency Declaration Extention

The Aransas Pass City Council discussed a sevenday extension of the City’s Severe Winter Weather Emergency Declaration at a special meeting February 22. The original declaration was made by Mayor Ram Gomez February 15 and ended February 22. The...

COVID-19 Case Numbers As Of March 1, 2021

San Patrcicio County Confirmed Cases: 3,080 Deaths: 132 Aransas County Confirmed Cases: 857 Deaths: 35 Nueces County Confirmed Cases: 25,699 Deaths: 620

Pictured above are several bags of food that were available during Aransas Pass Animal Control‘s events held on both February 18 and 19. The Aransas Pass Animal Control gave out almost 220 pounds of dry dog and cat food after both days of servicing the community. The Aransas Pass Animal Control felt that it was necessary to reach out to the community during the winter storm to help those that they could. Contributed Photo

Aransas Pass Animal Control Hands Out 220 Pounds Of Food

On February 18 and 19 the Aransas Pass Animal Control came together to help serve the community. Animal Control provided dry dog food and dry cat food in bags at the Aransas Pass Civic Center on both days. On February 18, they were able to hand out...

Butter Churn Reaches Out

Aransas Pass Butter Churn came out on Friday, February 19, to help feed the community. With the winter storm, many families lost power for several days in a row which caused their food to go bad inside their homes. Butter Churn helped relieve some...

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AP City Council Hears About Winter Freeze Updates

The Aransas Pass City Council heard updates about the city’s response to the severe winter weather at a special meeting February 22.

By Donna Woolston Reporter@aransaspassprogress.com

Emergency Declaration Extention

The Aransas Pass City Council discussed a sevenday extension of the City’s Severe Winter Weather Emergency Declaration at a special meeting February 22.

By Donna Woolston Reporter@aransaspassprogress.com

COVID-19 Case Numbers As Of March 1, 2021

San Patrcicio County

Confirmed

Cases: 3,080

Deaths: 132

Aransas County

Confirmed

Cases: 857

Deaths: 35

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

As Texans across the state continue to deal with the damage from the mid-February winter storm, so does the political fallout in Austin.

The Tri-County Christian Service Center came together on February 25 to help distribute produce to local families. Many homes were affected by the winter storm that blew in causing power and water lose. With local stores like H-E-B running low on supplies this food drive was a great blessing for those in need. Photo by Donna Woolston