Mike Probst is a journalist for the Rockport Pilot, focusing on local news in Aransas County, Texas. With a passion for community reporting, Mike covers a range of topics including city council actions, renovations, accidents, and updates on local infrastructure projects.
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The Rockport City Council, at its workshop meeting Tuesday, June 25, heard a presentation about how a TIRZ (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone) works, and how one could work in Rockport,
By: Mike Probst
Scarlett Embrey presented her and her husband Doak’s plans for the development of the Rockport Harborfront property, which has been vacant for about 30 years. Their presentation, along with support
The Aransas County Emergency Operations Center was activated Monday, June 24 to discuss Tropical Storm Alberto recovery and cleanup.
By: Mike Probst
“Don’t ever think it can’t happen in your community,” said Arnulfo Reyes, 47, a fourth grade teacher at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, who was left for dead in his classroom
Here’s to a happy Independence Day, and weekend to all y’all.
By: Mike Probst
Aransas County residents are watching weather reports this weekend with predictions that Hurricane Beryl will make landfall near the Texas/Mexico border, or possibly even further north, which could bring tropical
(Note: This edition of The Rockport Pilot went to press late Sunday afternoon in order to ensure its printing. A full recap of Hurricane Beryl, if warranted, will be published
As I write this, it’s late Saturday night, and I, like many of you at that time, was wondering what the 10 a.m. Sunday morning bulletin from the National Weather
Hurricane Beryl is behind us, but for a group of people, those individuals signed up with the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR), evacuation from Aransas County was a
Aransas County Navigation District (ACND) commissioners, at their regular meeting Monday, July 15, heard a presentation by Tim Tuggey of Tim Tuggey Law, the law firm hired by the ACND
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