Trace Harris is a reporter for The Galveston County Daily News and Coast Monthly, focusing on local news and events in the Galveston area. His work has also appeared in the Seguin Gazette. Trace covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, community events, human interest stories, and breaking news.
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Trace Harris' coverage mainly focuses on local news such as community events, legal issues, and government announcements. He regularly covers topics related to crime and family & relationships. If you are reaching out to Trace, consider providing insights or expert commentary on local legal matters, community events, emergency situations involving first responders or developments in Texas City and Galveston.
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Students from the University of Texas Medical Branch will lead a seminar Tuesday on heart health.
Tally the sea turtle, rescued nearly two years ago in Wales, will arrive in Texas on Wednesday and arrive in Galveston next month for a return to the sea,
By: Trace Harris
More growth expected on the east side of the interstate.
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A shooting incedent led to a lockdown of College of the Mainland Thursday morning. The suspect has been identified and charges are pending.
By: Trace Harris
A shooting incident led to a lockdown of College of the Mainland on Thursday morning. The man has been identified and charges are pending, law officers said.
A Galveston-area tax preparer has been ordered to pay more than $324,000 and notify former customers of the injunction against him.
She's making her presence known at fan-favorite haunt in island's downtown
A temporary restraining order was filed Wednesday in Angelina County District Court as the Crown Colony Improvement Association works to halt construction of an 8,000-square-foot convenience store steps away from the community.
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