Calhoun County Precinct 4 crews have started removing debris from the roads in the precinct. Residents are asked to put their storm-related debris out by the road as crews will begin picking it up starting Monday and running through Thursday, according to Calhoun County Commissioner Gary Reese.
Calhoun County first responders commemorate 20 years with stair climb
There’s not much beach left at Indian Point due to the storm surge Hurricane Nicholas brought in its wake Monday.
It all started at the intersection of Wedig St. and N. Ocean Drive at Magnolia Beach, a short stretch of road referred to by locals as “The Bend.”
The annual Calhoun County United Way Family Fun Day will take place “Covid style” from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18, at Bayfront Penin…
The city of Port Lavaca’s Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan was approved as part of the fiscal year 2022 budget and contains over $1 million …
POINT COMFORT – A local fisherman spoke against the dredging being done by the Calhoun Port Authority at the port during its regular meeting W…
It’s good to be out.
Four first responder positions were added to the city of Port Lavaca’s fiscal year 2022 budget that was approved on its first reading during a…
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