Port Aransas, United States (Local)
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Port Aransas Boatman of the Year Cash Coble is a local resident who has been working as a fishing guide here for years and always does his part to support Boatmen initiatives, according to organization members. Josh Garcia said he has enjoyed his time serving with Coble on the Boatmen Board of Directors. “He’s always willing to step up when […]
Here’s a shout-out to the Deep Sea Roundup and everyone who makes it happen. That grand annual Port Aransas fishing tournament, which this year runs from Thursday to Sunday, July 9 through 12, is the subject of a story by staff writer Vivian Carlson on the front page of this week’s edition. The Deep Sea Roundup benefits our town in […]
By: Dan Parker, Sam De'Ath
Sam De'Ath and Dan Parker discover how an elite ball fitting experience completely changed the way they think about their most important equipment choice
I wrote recently about the time, 50 years ago, that I spent an entire afternoon playing pinball on a malfunctioning machine that kept giving me free games. That happened at a burger joint called Manjo’s. Writing that piece got me to thinking about other businesses in town back then, in the 1970s, and how beloved many of them are in […]
Port Aransas city officials are planning a new park, possibly with a cluster of workforce housing, all in one project. The site is a four-acre tract of undeveloped land that lies between West Avenue C and West Avenue E, on the northwest side of Lowe’s Market. The city purchased the land from a private owner for $1.185 million in 2024
A tropical depression in the northeastern Gulf, off the Florida coast, is forecast to become a tropical storm and strike Louisiana, then weaken into a depression as it moves toward the Texas coast, according to the National Weather Service office in Corpus Christi. Impacts on South Texas will be dependent on how closely the system interacts with land along the […]
A national issue hit home in Port Aransas when the manager of Cancun Grill and Cantina recently was removed from his restaurant by ICE agents. Hugo Camarena was put “in detainment” on Wednesday, July 15, according to a message, shared by text, that his family sent out to various Port Aransas community members. “We are reaching out in hopes that […]
I was just browsing Facebook the other day when I spotted something that stopped me cold. It was a post on a page called Texas Then & Now. The post said: “Before the causeway. Before the condos. Before the spring break crowds. Port Aransas was a tiny Gulf Coast fishing village on Mustang Island that you could only reach by […]
David Parsons, who helped lead Port Aransas through its recovery from Hurricane Harvey while serving as the town’s longest-tenured city manager, is planning to retire in spring next year. “What a ride!” Parsons said in a recent interview with the South Jetty. “You have a great city, great people in the city, a lot of support in the community,” Parsons […]
A five-year-old boy died in apparent drowning at the beach, according to a news release issued today (Thursday, July 23) by the Port Aransas Police Department.
