Galveston, TX News

• Galveston, TX News
• Join us for a ribbon cutting to celebrate the new location of A B Sea Sales & Re...
• League City plans to keep sidewalk money
• City has $50K-$80K property maintenance budget
• Texas City man dies trapped inside burning house
• Early voting is up
• Friendswood man honored at Memorial Day service
• City to demolish beach-front house
• NASA is ready for its shuttle replica
• Memorial Day weekend busy on island
• GOP candidates spend $119K for county commissioner
• Names added to Vietnam Veterans Memorial
• Sheriff’s race is costly
• Pleasure pier visitors have trouble parking
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• County accepting Precint 7 JP applications
• Crews unearth part of original seawall at UTMB
• Fairview to hold Memorial Day Flag Ceremony
• Port, park board pursue claims for BP spill damage
• Islander's name to be added to memorial
• Pleasure pier brings back memories
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Police: Off-duty officer shoots, kills burglar
• Officials rescue boater missing nearly 4 hours
• Woman choked, loses consciousness during burglary
• Union: Look into bidding process
• VFW to place flags on graves
• Pleasure pier opens
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• District court judge races sees 6-figure spending
• UTMB shakes up animal research center
• $231,884 awarded for care of Whiskerville cats
• Crew works to unearth LC Ghirardi oak
• No-Refusal Weekend begins today
• Save the date for the 22nd Annual Galveston Chamber Golf Tournament - Monday, Au...
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Man found guilty of raping teenage girl
• Remodeling project likely cause of West End fire
• State: $291,507 spent caring for Whiskerville cats
• Campaign finance reports reveal big spenders
• LC park and ride connects to UTMB
• Check out Wilson Phillip's FB page!
• Start your summer with some "California Dreaming" with Wilson Phillips, June 5th...
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• REMINDER: After-5 Business Mixer co-hosted by The Grand & Galveston Restaurant G...
• Pleasure Pier soft opening this weekend
• LC council removes area from historic district
• LMISD reappoints Fanuiel who was not on ballot
• Dem backer Mostyn funding Norman campaign vs. Taylor
• Resident escapes West End house fire
• Republicans battle each other instead of Dems
• After-5 Business Mixer co-hosted by The Grand & Galveston Restaurant Group this...
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Search suspended for missing fishermen
• Roads closed from gas leak
• County’s CIS achieves national accreditation
• League City is restructuring top positions
• Troopers release details of motorcycle pursuit
• Friendswood’s mayor wants city to stay friendly
• Coast Guard searches for 6 missing fishermen
• County fires 2 poll workers
• Cops seize record 24 pounds of codeine
• Galveston officially accepts election results
• Ribbon Cutting Today: Jay Old for Congress
• Landry’s employees test out pleasure pier
• Chief praises residents who helped with search
• ‘Health crisis’ on Bolivar Peninsula
• Officials search for hit-and-run driver
• Port of Galveston makes improvements
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Homeowner released after blaze destroys house
• TCEQ: BP’s data was right
• Photo of grandparents inspires outfits
• 4th annual bathing beauty beach revue wows crowds
• Election winners stay the same
• Police search for missing Texas City kids
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Search ends for man who jumped from ship
• Grand Cay project is moving forward
• Police: Burglars used Internet to target victims
• Election division to count 47 votes
• Foster pays unpaid tax bill
• Business owners discuss island’s potential
• Truck jackknifes carrying giant windmill part
• Fire sends huge plume over Dickinson
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Click it or Ticket begins Monday
• Dickinson music festival set for Saturday
• Officers shoot, kill 100-pound Rottweiler
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Whiskerville loses appeal; county keeps 170 cats
• Preregistration open for kids' summer art classes
• Councilman-elect: Voters supported mayor at polls
• State representative says TWIA reform is needed
• Officers killed in the line of duty recognized
• Park board to discuss managing seawall parking
• Connect with the Galveston Chamber - Like, Follow, Watch and Download us!
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Election results in for small entities
• TWIA to hike rates by 5%
• More than 90 ballots still at play in Galveston
• Prosecutors dismiss man’s murder charge
• Is Ryan Dennard a carpetbagger?
• Lusignolo picked as next TCISD super
• Fire cancels classes at Hitchcock High
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Emissions still on the decline
• Salute to Veterans set for Wednesday
• Rawlins to meet with candidates
• City could file lawsuit to collect $15,000
• No charges in fatal school bus accident
• Registrar suggests manual recount in election
• PAC with Bonnen ties goes after Sitton’s residency
• Sponsor the Summer Windstorm Insurance Conference - June 1! More info here.
• Developer Conference May 17 & 18
• The Advocate Weekly: Women's Conference This Thursday! Are you registered yet?
• Hocking ready for first full term as LM mayor
• Isle council requires lobbyists to register
• State rep. candidate's eligibility in question
• TCISD to reveal superintendent finalist
• Crawford voted to represent LMISD District 3
• Island asks AG to withhold requested information
• No Hitchcock, Bacliff MUD results
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Clark’s campaign spending under review by state
• Broken scanner, power outage delay voting
• Voters stand by CCISD incumbents
• Holland defeats Lowe for Friendswood mayor
• Bowie, Wilkenfeld win in Texas City
• Stenzel wins SF mayoral race by large margin
• Puccetti, Pappous in June 16 runoff
• Women still can register for health conference
• Broken scanner delays election results
• Pct. 106 poll to remain open until 7:45 p.m.
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Man pleads guilty to threatening to kill judge
• LMISD board: Courville to represent District 1
• Part I of election is here
• Police find pot during bar raid
• There are some great Grand Gatherings coming up! Check out our website for more...
• You're Invited - UTMB Healthy Health Policy Lunch & Lecture - May 16, 2012
• School bus strikes and kills bicyclist
• Save the Date - 2012 Summer Windstorm Conference
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Island candidates’ campaign spending sets record
• Isle using traditional, electronic polling books
• Resolution to choose leader in crisis doesn't pass
• Council chooses projects funded by tax funds
• United Way to foot bill for transit service
• Annual music festival, fair expects 10,000 visitors
• Drugs, guns, equipment seized in narcotics raid
• Police looking for details on possible hit-and-run
• GHA cancels meeting to present housing proposal
• Congrats to Galveston Restaurant Group on their new dining concept scheduled to...
• Gas line rupture forces evacuations
• Housing authority cancels news conference
• April 2012 Ribbon Cuttings!
• March 2012 Ribbon Cuttings!
• February 2012 Ribbon Cuttings!
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Time is Running OUT!! Women's Conference News!! Get Tickets Now!!
• Ohio man pulled from Gulf dies at hospital
• New manager forgoes contract with League City
• Candidates make pitches for sheriff at forum
• Naked unicyclist arrested on Kemah bridge
• 215 will graduate Saturday at TAMUG commencement
• Overseas ballots being remailed
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Galveston Independent School District News - May 7, 2012
• Drunken-driver to pay $862,118 restitution
• $5.3M road widening projects begin on West End
• LC council postpones vote on transit funds
• Accused courthouse shooter trial may head to isle
• UTMB report: Affordable housing needed
• Doherty, Flowers running for GC Position 3
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Fun Photography Camps for Students Ages 13-18 - Enroll Today!
• Landowners worried as TAMUG plans to open dorms
• Bicyclist killed in collision identified
• New district clerk takes oath today
• Board reminds public about seaweed maintenance
• Online bank connects families to benefits
• Join us Friday, May 11 at 6:30 p.m. at Weis Stadium for a ribbon cutting ceremon...
• The Advocate Weekly - Check out what's going on at the Chamber!
• Apartment group: GHA’s housing study ‘not credible’
• Crash in Kemah injures 4 minors
• Woman tries to run man off road
• GEDP conference to highlight $2B in development
• Where should 4B tax funds go?
• Driver kills island bicyclist
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Lemonade Day is today
• Shop owners make prom dreams come true
• More info surfaces about commando-style raid
• LC council to rethink transit service funds
• GHA director wants to change complex's perception
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• SFISD to show off its new auditorium
• Students, residents look for turtles
• Burglary ends with wrecked autos
• Board: Cuts should bring trust to COM
• Judge declares mistrial in online solicitation
• Support Young Entrepreneurs - Drink Lemonade May 6! Check this out to see all o...
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Sweethearts to wed at 45th Ball High reunion
• Pair charged with robbery; another man sought
• American National COO steps down
• Constable accused of sexual harassment
• Port says no deal to lawsuit settlement offer
• National Merit scholarship winners named
• $9M grant to UTMB supports brain injury research
• Elementary students learn outdoors in camp
• If you like cooking - you'll want to get tickets to Robert Irvine Live this summ...
• Police: Woman jailed for lying about carjacking
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Attn Chamber Members: Join us Tuesday, May 8 for light breakfast and coffee at T...
• Athlete with arthritis finds new way to dream
• Family sues cruise line in woman's death
• Police put Bayou Vista street on lockdown
• County judges seek to replace district clerk
• Women's Conference News!! Mother's Day Gift? Get Tickets Now!! Movie Nite - The...
• Have you seen what's cookin at The Grand this summer? Take a peak at www.thegran...
• Officer accused of flashing patrons, stabbing
• Hitchcock picks Pearland educator as superintendent
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Pine Drive pastor addresses issues, enrollment
• Man on trial accused of online solicitation of teen
• HISD super vote at a standstill
• Volunteers repairing World War II vessels
• DA to review 1,700 county drug cases
• Popoff hired for emergency management
• Fraud hotline set up on isle
• TAMUG to host donor registration
• Palumbo hired as city attorney
• GHA director to meet public
• AG: State Farm avoiding questions
• Charter amendments on Friendswood ballot
• TCISD superintendent search down to 3
• Join us for a Ribbon Cutting celebrating the Grand Opening of the Salvation Army...
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Galveston Pirate Soccer Club - Galveston's Only Professional Sports Team: Openi...
• COM issues layoffs as state cuts funds
• San Leon volunteer firefighter loses house
• Attorney: Oller owes League City $15K
• TAMUG opens new $3M Student Services Center
• Officials: Ballots are correct
• Harborside Drive at I-45 closed today
• Pine Drive to hold meeting today
• Charter committee member quits
• Officers acted with caution in dog’s shooting
• Your Galveston Chamber News Source: The Advocate Weekly
• Toddler badly injured by shotgun blast
• Planning commission to consider noise ordinance
• La Marque police, mayor oppose Prop. 21
• Month of voting kicks off today
• Galveston Independent School District News - April 27, 2012
• Police shoot, kill pit bull guard dog
• HISD scheduled to name finalist in super search
• FM 646 expanding to 4 lanes by next summer
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• GHA asks HUD to resolve ‘impasse’ with state
• Council: Manager should have power after disasters
• Paper to host sheriff candidates forum
• GEDP conference set for May 18
• Pine Drive school fires 2 employees
• League City looks to ease population boom
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Chamber supports most charter amendments
• 60 graduate from Citizens Police Academy
• Have ID if you didn’t get voter registration card
• Dempsey’s Sports Pub keeps permits
• Former city traffic employees indicted
• Rather helps bring green to the island
• Artists, connoisseurs are linked by ink
• Stranger follows school bus, tries to talk to girl
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• DeMontrond Supports Texas Titans Select Baseball Team!
• Missing League City man found safe
• Heifner out as CEO of Mainland Medical
• Dr. Arnold to give UTMB commencement speech
• 25th St. closing for construction
• Senate confirms Costa for isle federal judgeship
• Council addresses pleasure pier parking concerns
• Lawsuit claims isle going with bid $1.5M more
• New facility is TAMUG's answer to student growth
• Conversations at The Center: Artists Eric Schnell and Ann Wood
• Reminder: After Hours and Ribbon Cutting Event on Friday, April 27 @ 4:30pm hos...
• Chamber Supports Most Charter Amendments
• Chamber Member Announces New Service!
• Smith found guilty in murder of Krystal Jean Baker
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Pedestrian killed in seawall accident identified
• Court approves Mullis’ waiver in death sentence
• Jury hears recordings of man admitting to murder
• Mystery DEA raid piques neighbors' interest
• LC says no to funding transit for poor, disabled
• After-5 Business Mixer/Candidate Meet-and-Greet hosted by Michael Truncale for U...
• 2 people, dog killed in auto-ped accident
• Missing man hasn’t been seen since Monday
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Women's Conference News!! Mother's Day Gift? Movie Nite - The Blind Side!! Adver...
• Former chief deputy rescinds resignation
• Prosecutor: Jury will have no doubt of guilt
• City declares makeshift homeless camp unsafe
• Glen Cove, LC reach deal in bridge lawsuit
• Vendors, industry join for annual trade show
• Loftin named permanent city manager
• Ghost Hunters - the most watched paranormal TV show in the world - is coming to...
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• Join us for a Ribbon Cutting celebrating the Galveston Island Dog Show - A Bark...
• Let's celebrate a new member! GalvestonMac.com along with Yoli's Business Solut...
• Aggies to honor Maceo for commitment
• Former chief deputy withdraws resignation
• Council members switched at Pine Drive
• Krystal Baker’s accused killer is on trial
• Squatters evicted after pit bull attacks
• TAMUG sponsors maritime conference
• Islander wins Miss Kemah
• UT renames spectrograph for Mitchells
• Help Replant Galveston & Celebrate Arbor Day with Dan Rather this Friday, April 27!
• Check out the Advocate Weekly - our upcoming events section is packed with oppor...
• Bark in the Park - Dog Show!
• Park and ride service free for first month
• Murray's resignation sparks uncertainty
• Prepare to vote with candidate questionnaires
• Kemah sues motels over unpaid taxes
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed"
• What is up with 9 Mile Road?
• Mothers provide key support for pageant
• City sues driver in wreck that hurt cop
• UTMB fights release of details on mysterious case
• Third of city’s fire hydrants are damaged
• ArtWalk
• Karin Broker: "Wired, Nailed, Drawn and Printed" Opening Exhibition
• UTMB breaks ground on new hospital
• Officials rescue Gulf swimmers
• TAMUG sponsors maritime conference
• Rather came before Weather Channel
• Voting registration cards are in the mail
• San Leon gets $10K from Box Tops
• Lightning strike sparks fire at BP
• Be sure to check out ArtWalk at The Grand tomorrow night from 6-9pm! Twelve is b...
• Fertitta named newspaper's Citizen of the Year
• Community members honored at reception
• Commission approves updated preservation plan
• Imposter case solved; truck belongs to marshal
• Contractor dies after 60-foot fall
• Judges consider replacement for district clerk
• Big money marks election for 2nd cycle
• Meet and Greet District 3 Candidate Sheryl Rozier hosted by Pamela & Jacque Passino
• Attn Chamber Members: After Hours Event & Ribbon Cutting hosted by Yoli's Busin...
• Chamber Members - Don't forget our After-5 Business Mixer TONIGHT - Thursday, Ap...
• Cut-a-thon today supports veterans’ program
• Loud music leads to gunfire, arrest
• Authorities looking for possible police imposter
• Glen Cove bridge lawsuit could go to trial Monday
• Grand champion steer brings $21,000 at auction
• Contractor falls 60 feet through metal roof
• Attn Chamber Members: Hurricane Party & All Chamber Business Mixer hosted by Hou...
• Vigil planned for crime victims
• Rainey named New Braunfels publisher
• Candidates forum to be held Saturday
• Steam hammers along Broadway are demolished
• Man accused of dousing wife with gas identified
• Chamber releases scores for isle candidates
• Artist Boat to receive $3.46M for undeveloped land
• City of Galveston Candidate Score Card
• Last Call for Sponsors - Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou 2012: For a gift of $200 y...
• Women's Conference News!! Movie Nite - The Blind Side!! Advertise in Conference...
• Attn Chamber Members: Join us at Mario's Seawall Italian Restaurant (628 Seawall...
• Man had baby in car during chase
• Police: Man douses wife with gasoline
• Two hospitalized in head-on collision
• SpaceX to launch April 30
• GISD Education Foundation
• Attn Chamber Members: Get your business noticed with the Chamber's NEW Member Mu...
• Check out the latest news from the Galveston Chamber in our newsletter - The Adv...
• District Clerk Jason Murray to resign
• City will consider deal with park board
• Booker T. Washington alumni remember disaster
• La Marque to discuss charter revisions
• City council candidate strikes pedestrian
• Rip current advisory issued in rough weather
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Oller's consulting contract with city terminated
• Stabbing nets felony charge
• Lawsuit accuses city of land grab conspiracy
• District clerk faces sexual harassment complaint
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Man should survive 6 gunshot wounds
• Dr. Evans, 90, dies at UTMB
• White House to honor Cole for planting trees
• Plea deadline passes in cold-case murder trial
• Man gets 75 years for robbery conviction
• LMISD to fill vacant seat by appointment
• Report: Finance director instilled fear
• Council discusses mayor’s powers
• LMISD OKs 12 layoffs
• Lawyers call on Murray to resign
• Attn Chamber Members: After-5 Business Mixer hosted by The Pelican Club at Gaid...
• Ferry to be closed for 2 hours Saturday morning
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Great write up about The Grand Kids Festival in today's Galveston Daily News! Fe...
• Join us at the new chamber office at the corner of 23rd and Mechanic in Historic...
• Galveston ISD Educational Foundation Hosts Spring Extravaganza
• Father, son accused of stabbing man in empty house
• Hole in LMISD budget shrinks to $1.2M
• Council approves beach erosion plan
• Appeals court acquits ex-officer
• Join us for a Candidate Meet-and-Greet with State Rep Larry Taylor at Mario's Se...
• Beachside Kitchen Tour Presented By The Junior League of Galveston County This S...
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Best deal for fun in town... buy a ticket to The Grand Kids Festival Friday nigh...
• Burglary conviction nets man life in prison
• Red light UFOs in Texas City still a mystery
• Man convicted of aggravated robbery
• Class gives instruction for home rain gardens
• Nonprofits can apply for Humana $100,000 grant
• League City SWAT getting updated suits
• Voter registration cards delayed by redistricting
• Cultural Homestay International
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• HDSSP Invitation
• Join us Thursday, May 3 - Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou 2012 presented by the C-Cr...
• Despite rumors, La Marque not on the brink
• Four punished for Texas City locker room attack
• No city manager named after council loses quorum
• GLO concerned about GHA plans to pay for rebuild
• Commissioner claims firm not conflict of interest
• Owner finds dog stabbed to death in ditch
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Right turn-only lanes appear with no signs
• Mysterious red objects in sky captured on video
• Council to consider OK’ing erosion plan
• Bell House will be just like new
• OPEN AUDITIONS TODAY!! Calling students k-12, we are holding an open audition to...
• Attn Chamber Members: After-5 Business Mixer hosted by Larry Taylor for Senate...
• Suspect in year's first homicide surrenders
• Toddler found in lagoon has died
• Isle to hold semiannual clean up event
• TC gets an eggstra special Easter gift
• New noise ordinance up for discussion
• DA ups charges for DWI suspect
• Eiland looking to halt desertion
• Near-drowning for toddler on island
• Chief: Standoff with 'suicidal' woman ends peacefully
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• New manager: Big raises hurt morale at city hall
• Churches plan to worship by water this Easter
• League City to work through water questions
• GHA critics: Change is not enough
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Missing woman with Alzheimer’s found safe
• Cops searching for missing woman with Alzheimer’s
• Man rescued from canal
• LC Council to further discuss city manager
• Isle neighborhood to rename rec center
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Athletes suspended after locker room beatings
• Performers set to rock 74th annual county fair
• La Marque ISD to cut 7 on staff
• Police investigating report of multiple shootings
• If you're in the area, come check out the 2012 Grand Kids Festival banners going...
• Finance director resigns as investigation ends
• Join us for a ribbon cutting celebrating Chopin Mon Ami Inc. on Wed., April 11 @...
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Into the Blue: An evening benefiting Texas Marine Mammal Stranding
• Teen identified as 'dancing burglar'
• Salvation Army: ‘We lost everything’
• Police seek help in capturing ‘dancing burglar’
• Mother charged in 10-year-old son’s death
• Housing authority amends master plan
• Storm topples tree, traps woman in house
• Violent weather rips across county
• Man who shot at officer gets 25 years in prison
• Attn Chamber Members: Join us for our upcoming Breakfast Club session "Wheels 1...
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Center of Hope dedication today
• Student’s car in sinkhole after waterline breaks
• Marine saluted by hometown and county
• Commissioners approve contract for mystery inquiry
• Man jumps from 2nd floor of burning house
• Planning commission defers housing decision
• Jogger bitten by dog seeks identity of owner
• Man found guilty in shooting involving officer
• Convicted kidnapper gets 55 years in jail
• 2 top district clerk staffers out
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Trustees reject Fanuiel’s application
• Jury finds man guilty of aggravated kidnapping
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run accident
• ‘I seriously hope you rot in hell’
• Police charge driver after car hits beach camper
• LMISD to cut 7 positions
• DA wants to assign special prosecutor
• Bayou Vista man dies after paraglider accident
• Silver Star winner to be honored by isle, county
• Fire damages Salvation Army
• Daily News staff brings home APME awards
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Man rushed to hospital after paragliding accident
• Trimarchi, who fought in WWII, dies at 92
• Isle working out kinks in paid seawall parking
• Skate park improvements could be made
• Homeowners in Ike program facing liens
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Carnival Triumph ordered held in Galveston
• Four island officers receive promotions
• Photo of TC Disaster survivors set for today
• District attorney drops charges against blogger
• District clerk surrenders on warrant
• Board could amend housing plan
• Jury finds man guilty of capital murder
• Triathlon race to bring thousands to island
• League City awarded for water education
• Sinbad is in Galveston! He'll be performing tonight at The Grand at 8pm!
• Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening Today! Join us at 5:00 p.m. at 2317 Strand to we...
• One killed in I-45 accident
• Court: Public beach easement does not roll
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Don't miss Ronnie Milsap this Saturday and Sunday at The Grand! For tickets call...
• Who's excited to see Sinbad perform at The Grand tonight?
• Harris County issues warrant for Murray's arrest
• Blogger jailed over online post
• Island school district won’t renew 35 positions
• Galveston Independent School District News - March 28, 2012
• FEMA awards $90M for repairs at UTMB
• Prosecutors play murder defendant’s statement
• Parking at a premium in Kemah for special events
• Isle can keep language as is for Proposition 11
• Neighbor saves girl bitten in dog attack
• 'Fugitive' found dead after standoff identified
• Motive proposed in bar killings
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Celebration of Jamaica's 50th Anniversary of its Independence in Galveston, Texas!
• District clerk subject of school incident
• Women's Conference News!!
• Invitation to attend UTMB Groundbreaking - Jennie Sealy Hospital
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• The 2012 Banner Contest winners met at The Grand yesterday to paint their banner...
• Police surround West End home
• League City considering 2 for manager
• City to apply for funding for island parks
• LC approves historic district de-annexation
• CCISD considering teacher salary compensation
• Police: Man fled head-on crash with young daughter
• Capital murder defendant pleads guilty to assault
• Man on trial in aggravated kidnapping case
• Police to hold training exercise
• District clerk charged with DWI
• Shelmark Engineering - Take a tour of their NEW website!
• Galveston County Food Bank Save the Date
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• BP reports 'minor' acid leak
• Hitchcock names 6 finalists for superintendent
• Police release descriptions of 2 robbery suspects
• Driver charged with intoxication assault
• Today is deadline to file in precincts 1, 3
• Historic district might change in League City
• Chamber is moving, Thurs, Fri. & Monday
• The Advocate Weekly - your chamber news source!
• Galveston Independent School District News - March 23, 2012
• Police search for armed robbers
• Join Chamber of Commerce for Trash Bash
• Jury selection begins in capital murder trial
• TCISD super search begins in earnest
• Mold, cracks, space cited in pitch for bond
• Dozens rally in TC over Florida teen's shooting
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• League City looks to acquire rights
• Students get first look at controversial new test
• Volunteers plant spirit while making isle greener
• Hotels see rise during spring break
• Doyle won’t seek re-election
• Crime in county parallels national downward trend
• Missing girl found after mall lockdown
• DSW Homes restores Bell House for free
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Council approves 20-story building on beach
• Fire captain, cop pull man from burning trailer
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• DOJ gives green light to county redistricting map
• Mario's Seawall Italian Restaurant - Meeting Space & a Meal!
• Council looking for more options for paid parking
• BP fatal blasts was 7 years ago today
• Roof: Council misleading voters on tax cap ballot
• Carol Burnett to take the stage at The Grand
• Grocery store evacuated for fire
• TAMUG students say thanks in a big way
• Commissioners approve new redistricting map
• Office Space for Sale or Lease
• Attn Chamber Members: After-5 Business Mixer hosted by Right at Home & Knapp Fl...
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Check out photos from the Chamber's 166th Annual Meeting - Photo credits to Mann...
• CIEE Can Help You Fill Jobs!
• Vendor to get lion’s share of parking revenue
• Man offers girl, 11, ride from bus stop
• LMISD school board to discuss Burley's contract
• Another redistricting map set for DOJ
• Mayoral candidates tackle top issues at forum
• Galveston Island Tree Conservancy
• GET TICKETS NOW! Galveston City Election - Candidate Forum Breakfast - March 29...
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Island’s mayoral candidates debate today
• Isle considers bids to replace causeway lights
• Woman says she escaped captors
• Lightning strike causes house fire
• Conservancy plans to plant 500 trees Saturday
• Steve Smith to moderate Rather Arbor Day interview
• Council to consider variances before drilling
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• Women's Conference News!!
• Redistricting is back on the agenda
• League City council to discuss water deal
• Thieves steal cancer patient's money
• ATV driver dies after hitting 2 vehicles
• Officials probe fire, explosion
• Reception with Randy Weber Candidate for Congress - Tuesday, March 20 @ DSW Home...
• Join us for an After Hours Event & Ribbon Cutting hosted by HealthMatters Chirop...
• The Advocate Weekly - your source for chamber news!
• 2012-2013 Membership Directory
• Recycled water helps homeowners go green
• Annual Texas City Disaster photo is March 31
• Redistricting slows mailing of voter registration
• LC to hold meeting about drilling project
• Another busy Sunday on county beaches
• Is third time the charm for Santa Fe bond?
• Warrant roundup brings in nearly $600,000
• ATVs not allowed on state beaches
• Photographers Sharon Joines & Scott Dalton
• 17th annual Grand Kids Festival set for April
• Police arrest concert promoter at Porretto Beach
• Brief scare when boy goes missing at beach
• Man carjacks woman while stuck in traffic
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• Isle council to review proposed erosion response
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• Jail phone policies to be revised
• Residents tired of limestone company's noise
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• A golden anniversary for League City
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• LMISD to discuss $4.7 million budget deficit
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• County in holding pattern for filing period
• Commission clears councilman in ethics complaint
• Man dies after stun gun encounter with police
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• Kirwan Institute offers housing recommendations
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• ‘Still Alice’ author to speak Tuesday on isle
• First leap day baby born at UTMB
• Noisy truck in mud; footprints lead to arrests
• Woman robbed, dragged in parking lot
• League City set to celebrate its 50th anniversary
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• Carnival crew member 'jumps overboard,' rescued
• High school's band hall dedicated to director
• Isle to hold annual Opportunities Job Fair
• Library explores isle through photographer
• Isle had 6th wettest February since 1874
• Drought, population force city to find more water
• Ex-GOP chair lashes at county judge’s assistant
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• BOI Navy man returns home to isle
• Man acquitted in fiancee’s killing gets probation
• LC man arrested for solicitation of minor
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• Conductor’s removal causes strife for orchestra
• Council approves dog sheltering service
• TAMUG plans several events to celebrate 50 years
• Texas City power plant to come down in blast
• Two arrested in Santa Fe home drug seizure
• Man gets 50 years for home invasion
• Jury acquits man of murder charge
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• Board could decide fate of COM’s north campus
• Robber in failed carjacking faces punishment
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• Police warn of phone scams targeting elderly
• Texas City SWAT learns new lessons at old TCHS
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• Lowe the finalist for GHA director
• Man charged with murder testifies
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• Mayor’s vote among suggested charter changes
• Council defers vote to suspend tax credits
• Neighbor shoots attacking pit bull
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• FM 2004 closed by downed power line
• Oceans of Opportunity Job Fair - Limited Space - Employers Exhibit Free
• Man charged in Mardis Gras kidnapping
• Woman abducted and sexually assaulted
• COM to discuss north county campus fate
• Banquet to honor Giles’ education contributions
• La Marque picks new fire chief
• Groups to present watershed improvement plan
• Foot chase leads to cocaine charges
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• Kennel decision will be appealed
• Police, firefighters rescue 2 at fire
• No injuries reported at apartment fire
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• Giffords, Kelly attend San Luis Salute
• Fatal fire prompts $25M lawsuit
• Attorney: Dupuy was truthful
• When is it acceptable to use the N-word?
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• Police investigate island's traffic division
• Get gussied up for Mardi Gras balls
• Island council hires interim city attorney
• Officials release name of woman killed in wreck
• Ethics commission to discuss Legg next month
• Police discover concrete dumped on Texas City Dike
• Deputies unable to learn how log reached dune
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• Animal shelter owner gets win in fight for cats
• Driver killed and passenger hurt in 5-car wreck
• Business owner uses roving discos to catch parades
• Candidates for city manager down to 8
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• Second weekend of Mardi Gras kicks off
• United Way mainland raises $2.326 million
• Officials probe death of worker as plant reopens
• Police use empty school as training venue
• County: Email on ‘killing puppies’ false
• Trial begins for man accused of killing fiancee
• Park board renews interest in RV park
• Judge removed from $50 million Valero lawsuit
• City to use eminent domain to get land
• DA: No evidence for case against judge
• Charlotte Smith: "dot, dot, dot"
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• Railroad bridge fitted into place
• Loftin named acting city manager
• Substitute accused of sex with student
• Red-light camera decision in voters’ hands
• GHF selling hurricane high-water markers
• Michael Mierzwa named port director
• Tragedy was during 3-year-old's first beach trip
• Galveston Rotary to host second crawfish boil
• Workshop Feb. 22 to focus on county water quality
• 1892 Bishop’s Palace to offer Victorian Tea tour
• 2 recommendations withdrawn at boundaries workshop
• Whiskerville owner trying to appeal bond ruling
• Gunmen abduct woman from outside friend’s home
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• Judge Wayne Mallia Meet & Greet Fundraiser
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• Sexual assault suspect turns himself in
• OSHA launches death investigation at TC plant
• Isle resident guilty of FEMA fraud
• Truck hydroplanes on I-45 Monday
• Vehicle burglars shoot at resident
• Jailer faces child sex charge
• Wiley, Gonzales settle defamation lawsuit
• Police charge 4 in stealing of diesel fuel
• Child porn case against former teacher dropped
• Sailor from iconic Life photo visits League City
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• Oller resigns as acting city manager
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• Rotary Golf Tournament
• Q & A: GHA's plan for scattered sites
• La Marque lawsuit dismissed
• Worker killed in industrial accident
• Woman rescued after falling overboard
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• Balloon release causes outage
• GHF to host national cast iron symposium in April
• Probe of rolling driftwood continues
• Cops use private DNA testing
• Another East End tower?
• Ex-police chief files $10M lawsuit
• Worker critically injured in industrial accident
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• Part of bay opened to oyster harvesting again
• Grand Kids Festival banner deadline approaching
• Contractors have 30 days to address complaints
• HUD says review is routine measure
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• County court judge files for bankruptcy
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• HUD plans audit of recovery programs
• 2 injured in rifle assault
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• SUV crashes through isle bar window; no one hurt
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• Judge orders all DNA tested in murder conviction
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• H-E-B may mean the end for the Palmer Club
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• Research facility to host turtle tour
• LM superintendent’s record topic of discussion
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• New term limits set on ballot
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• Judge Dupuy ordered to pay $7,500 in sanctions
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• 2 pedestrians hit by automobile
• Kempner Fund to give $1M to Jennie Sealy
• CenterPoint Energy replacing its meters
• CIEE - Start Staffing for Summer 2012
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• Big fuss yields very little bad weather
• Extended term limits among 20 items for voters
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• Council debates calling vote on red-light cameras
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• Former IT employees threaten legal action
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• Judges halt ’12 elections based on new maps
• 60 Lake students to earn 0s for cheating
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• Panel looks to change city charter
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• Cops say 909 marijuana plants seized from house
• Ex-officer faces trial for off-duty repair work
• Scouting program expands in schools
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• Island police make $1.5 million marijuana bust
• Man shot in stomach during Sunday robbery
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• Ball High marks 125th homecoming week
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• Island council approves $93 million budget
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• Man indicted for false Ike benefits claim
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• Man slashes throat, stabs self to death
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• Chief tasked with combining emergency services
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• AG orders city to release documents on fatality
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• Home invasion suspect caught in Texas City
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• Police draw guns after traffic stop on expressway
• La Marque emergency dispatcher suffers stroke
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• Weber announces run for District 14
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• Train derailment frequency ‘troublesome’
• Bulk cargo terminal eyed for Pelican Island
• LC council approves $200M budget
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• Symposium on storm protection set for today
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• County asked to create rail district
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• Fatal wreck might have been hit-and-run
• Board says complaints mishandled
• Angler found at Texas City Dike dies
• Teacher under investigation out of job
• Teen accused in death to be tried as adult
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• Fire department won’t be getting new vehicle
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• Hurricane Ike no match for three island widows
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• Body of man, 72, found floating in Gulf
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• Gonzales files letter to appeal job termination
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• County firefighters to battle state's wildfires
• $41 million budget raises taxes 3 percent
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• Commissioners to debate best use of funds
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• Queen of Peace Church vandalized again
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• Commissioners consider reinstating their full pay
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• Taylor to run for Texas Senate
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• Lower levels of key proteins in Alzheimer's brains
• Director looks back at 30 years at The Grand
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• Isle city councilman fired from county position
• Three charged in series of robberies
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• Galveston teens suffering post-Ike
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• Beverlin named Kemah city administrator
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• Two more redistricting map proposals offered
• Offices to close for Labor Day
• Heat, drought cause Seawall Blvd. to buckle
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• Presidents among the passengers of Ike-hit cars
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• Buyout program records raise questions
• TSA takes 23 months to answer FOIA request
• Two hurt in wreck on state Highway 6
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• Storms dump 3 inches of rain in parts of county
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• Island council approves 2012 tax rate
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• New homestead exemption rules start Sept. 1
• Man sentenced to 20 years for six robberies
• Warrant issued for UTMB accountant in theft
• Gage resigns as La Marque city manager
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• Vocal opposition grows to redistricting plans
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• Final cleanup efforts ongoing at dike
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• Woman, 65, accused of impersonating deputy
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• Charges filed against alleged shoplifting team
• Girl presumed to have drowned is identified
• Dementia play to hit Houston, isle stages
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• Clear Lake to host water quality conference
• Use of souped-up rec vehicles kicking up sand
• Island man claiming to be vampire is arrested
• Flight museum to fly north to Ellington
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• Council to discuss changes to drought plan
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• No injuries in Lipstick nightclub fire
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• Cadet murder retrial under way
• Police ID woman found dead on beach
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• Church dedicates Ponzini Hall to beloved pastor
• Diesel spill prompts street closures at UTMB
• Museum board offers plan for fiscal responsibility
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• RSVP today for our upcoming Breakfast Club session: Protecting Your Business -...
• Diesel spill prompts street closure at UTMB
• Jogger finds 55 pounds of cocaine on beach
• Isle council's '11 goals might move to ’12 budget
• Proposed precinct maps reduce number of JP's
• Comcast TVs to go all digital in county
• $1.5M project to increase salt water flow to NOAA
• GISD’s back-to-school fair is Aug. 11
• ‘Swamp gas’ helps blood vessels in diabetics
• Put your business on the map!
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Proposed map cuts four JPs, three constables
• Annex under budget, ahead of schedule
• SEC files suit against local estate
• Teen dies from wreck
• Toddler killed by pickup identified
• Group to discuss science at UTMB
• Panel to study League City’s charter
• This week's issue of The Advocate is here!
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Tickets on East End cause uproar
• New versions of cisterns make revival
• Toddler struck, killed by pickup
• Junior lifeguards headed to national competition
• Redistricting could change political landscape
• Graphophone on display at Rosenberg
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Agencies scramble as post-Ike assistance ends
• Bath salts banned
• State high court won’t rehear case
• Commission looks to race tracks to recoup money
• Traffic control on seawall through the years
• Book marks Texas City’s 100th anniversary
• Former district judge’s furlough denied
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Former district judge furloughed from prison
• Most districts rated on top
• Council pushes back several items at meeting
• Santa Fe split on annexation
• Daniels, Texas historian and author, dies at 94
• Last unknown Ike victim identified
• No drought relief here from Don
• Island public housing resolution fails by 1 vote
• Dickinson, Clear Creek schools earn high marks
• Snow White will be performed TONIGHT by our summer campers! Come check out the s...
• Don't miss Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs tonight at 7pm!
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Snow White will be performed TONIGHT by our summer campers! Come check out the s...
• In case you haven't seen this week's Advocate yet, read it here!
• Don't miss the performance of "Snow White" tonight at 7pm! Admission is free!
• Snow White will be performed TONIGHT by our summer campers! Come check out the s...
• Holland ILA’s new exec VP
• Police chief welcomes investigation
• Don't miss The Grand's summer campers in "Snow White" this Friday night at 7pm!...
• This Friday "Snow White" will be perfoming at The Grand! Come watch, it's free!
• Chamber members: Join us for The Breakfast Club on August 9, 2011. Topic: "Pr...
• Snow White will be performing at The Grand this Friday at 7pm! Addmission is fre...
• Don't miss The Grand's summer campers in "Snow White" this Friday night at 7pm!...
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• This Friday "Snow White" will be perfoming at The Grand! Come watch, it's free!
• Little, including rain, expected from TS Don
• Check out these photos taken by the Galveston Daily News of The Grand's summer c...
• Snow White will be performing at The Grand this Friday at 7pm! Addmission is free!
• Residents up for annexation fight city proposal
• Council appoints Oller as acting city manager
• GHA plan shifts funds to building units
• Witness to shooting missing
• Island council to appoint fair housing panel
• on't miss The Grand's summer campers in "Snow White" this Friday night at 7pm! A...
• Summer camp teaches stage techniques
• Eiland dispels rumors of retirement
• Tropical Storm Don forms, heads for Texas
• Don't miss The Grand's summer campers in "Snow White" this Friday night at 7pm!...
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Oller named acting city manager
• Infant found after extensive search
• Rescued man left apartment before call to police
• Railroad bridge widening on schedule
• Seawolf RV park hinges on park board’s budget
• Council OKs animal ordinance change
• Jury awards $2.5M to man injured by BP contractor
• The Chamber's very own Erin Kay was crowned Miss Bay Area. She will compete for...
• Roads re-opened after search for shooter
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Workforce Solutions office on isle faces closure
• Two firefighters hurt in isle blaze
• CCISD turns to ads
• Bank to offer $10,000 reward in robbery
• Premiere of ‘I Heard That!’ delayed
• Get health checkup for school
• Missing man rescued from sewer pipe
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Writers retreat offers 4 steps to literary success
• Good Ole Days fest set for August
• Interim city manager playing catch up
• Water stations need equipment, security upgrades
• Legislation leaves CCISD facing textbook shortage
• Near-drowning victim improving
• Three hurt in crash
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Swashbucklers’ Soiree
• DA seeks cash, items seized from raids
• Animals' stay at shelter under review
• Next step in space
• Senate bill might bring changes in elections
• Dickinson bank robbery, isle carjacking linked
• Woman nearly drowns in isle surf
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Island on right path
• Fans celebrate shuttle crew, space program
• Pregnant woman charged with felony assault
• GISD’s rating improves
• Man who bit off woman’s lip gets 50 years
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Legal defense group sues on behalf of day laborers
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Check out the Million $ Dollar $ Shootout new this year at Galveston Chamber of Commerce golf tournament presented by Galveston Restaurant Group
• 3 protesters arrested at port
• Workshop to get public input on isle growth
• Kemah might hire a new chief
• Costa recommended for federal bench
• Organization builds home for soldier's family
• Taylor won’t make run for Congress
• UTMB vaccine clinical trials showing promise
• Mission Control plans for ‘somber’ ending
• Deputy shoots out suspect’s truck tires
• Jury acquits man charged in drug dealer’s slaying
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• News, upcoming events and more can be found in The Advocate Weekly, the official newsletter of the Galveston Chamber of Commerce. Click here to view this week's issue!
• Man who took bath salts accused of injuring child
• Man badly injured in downtown loft fire
• Firefighters battle tanning salon fire
• Driver uninjured after car flips into marsh
• Book looks back at isle’s ‘famous night life’
• Public input sought for Army Corps project
• NM man flown to isle to see plane he flew in WWII
• PetSmart plans to open island store
• Park board projects revenue increase
• UTMB to cut 250 jobs statewide
• Teen charged in 2009 fatal hit-and-run
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• "State of the City" Luncheon Friday, get tickets now, online at www.galvestonchamber.com, click on scrolling callendar for Fri, July 22. Thanks to our sponsors for this event: BP CDM Galveston Park Board of Trustees Health Policy—UTMB M
• Ribbon Cutting for the Oaks Phase IV at 4127 Ball. See story on Guidry News.
• COM custodian injured by falling equipment
• 2 injured when SUV hits motel
• Defense questions police investigation
• Stink being made about stinky water
• City to discuss police chief
• Developer selected for housing rebuild
• Third time’s a charm for island transit center
• Water Authority to meet Thursday
• Continuing ed session at Galveston College
• Limited Harborside closures
• Oller extends stay during city manager search
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• All clear called in court house bomb scare
• Robbery acquittal leads to policy changes
• $100K given to recovery fund
• Dickinson to revamp festival
• City needs new source for more water
• Commissioners consider county hiring freeze
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• Bacliff man held on murder charges
• Dead fish blanket Dickinson Bayou
• Pace of rebuilding program gains steam
• ArtWalk
• Jules Buck Jones & Isa Leshko
• ‘Let’s go after retirees, empty nesters'
• Friendly pub or nuisance?
• Book Signing: John Stancik
• Wrecks lead to intoxication assault charge
• Former police chief threatens legal action
• Suspect sought in fatal stabbing
• State rests in murder trial
• Rare, injured visitor found at home
• Salvaging materials could slow housing program
• Willhelm takes over as GHF president
• Suspect sought in fatal stabbing
• Fraud allegations halt post-Ike buyout program
• See what's new Million $ Dollar $ Shootout sponsored by Galveston Restaurant Group, 2 golfers have a chance to win 1/2 million dollars!!
• What's happening at the Chamber this week? Look here!
• HUD: City has ‘commitment’ to rebuild
• Council OKs golf cart rules
• Historical foundation's annual meeting Friday
• Oaks IV to open this week
• La Marque city clerk resigns
• Judge’s relatives tour home under restoration
• Jahns given early exit
• Stanton to captain TCPD patrol
• Fire damages La Marque house
• Defendant’s number was last on slain man’s pager
• Shelter order lifted after gas line rupture
• Council taps new interim city manager
• City to make water repairs in Bayou Vista
• Progress still being made on beach parks
• Park board woos world jump rope officials
• Cold-case murder trial begins
• Box truck causes LM power outages
• Redistricting to reflect population growth
• Ron Paul won't seek congressional term in 2012
• Council to discuss giving $5M to GHA
• One JP’s case load doesn’t make up for cost
• LM council running with full house
• Former union officials accused of embezzlement
• GOP campaign expo to have training sessions
• Judge Henry to speak at isle’s Pachyderm Club
• Market Street repairs continue
• Vehicle registration fees to change Sept. 1
• Check out this write up about "A Ride With Bob" and don't miss what's coming up next in our sizzlin summer series, the world premire of "I Heard That" starring Joe Sears and Jaston Williams!
• Firefighters learn art of driving a fire truck
• Jellyfish head to beach; few stings reported
• Would-be rescuers rescued from surf
• 2 injured in boating accident
• Council to take final vote on golf cart ordinance
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Republicans to hold meet-and-greet Thursday
• Galveston Heritage Chorale fundraiser today
• Council again to discuss interim city manager
• How costly is a bridge?
• Historical reunion becomes public party
• City considers extending council term limits
• CCISD plays musical chairs with principals
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Jack Johnson carving will stay, if proposal OK'd
• 3 injured in LM rollover
• Many travel for first-hand view
• Employees join at JSC for last mission
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Atlantis blasts off for shuttle era's final flight
• Researchers get grant to study seafood safety
• Judge orders robbery suspect’s bond reduced
• City sued in dike deaths
• Robles House stirs up funding issues
• City defers action on hiring interim city manager
• WELCOME our new Chamber members with Ribbon Cutting ceremonies.
• Name released of boy believed to have drowned
• Porretto named acting police chief
• Bad weather threatens to delay final launch
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• High-speed chase ends in crash
• Family Circle: Friendswood No. 5 best city to live
• Animal clinic offering free vaccinations
• Residents balk at Santa Fe annexation plans
• Maxwell to name interim police chief
• Group withdraws request to lease Butler museum
• Tillotson to retire; Graham named publisher
• Boy, 6, drowns at Texas City Dike
• For Tickets to this weekends show,"A Ride With Bob," call 409-765-1894 or order them online at www.thegrand.com!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Record drought, heat grip island
• Council to interview 3 for interim manager
• Few complaints, no citations for fireworks
• Summer reading heating up
• It is harvest time at Haak Vineyards
• Silver tongs’ origins embedded in isle history
• City manager seeks to leave early
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Check out this Houston Press review of the Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt show we had on June 27th!
• Getting around Victory Lakes
• Nature Council membership meeting July 19
• Brief power outage affects Santa Fe
• Authorities probe death on Bolivar
• CCISD: No tax raise
• Toddler killed in Gulf Freeway accident
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Misunderstood: Sharks attack 11 in 100 years
• History on Tap features Elissa, art of brewing
• Foundation launches drive to restore Elissa
• Isle man faces felony family violence charge
• Man dies after falling from 3rd floor balcony
• Dellanera RV Park rebounds from storm damage
• City to look at charter
• Resident says sidewalks unsafe, wants state to pay
• Houston woman rescued near Stewart Beach
• Environmental report: Area water is polluted
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Rollover Pass fight continues
• Man dies after found in lagoon
• Another derailment on same BNSF track
• The Grand wishes you a fun, safe, and LONG holiday!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Companies to jointly develop outlet mall
• Isle police chief to retire next week after all
• County set for fireworks ban
• Train derails in middle of Hitchcock
• County schools expected to lose $70M in 2 years
• Chase ends with arrest
• Preschooler died of heart condition
• Committee hopes park contractor approved by Aug.
• Man found unresponsive in lagoon
• 30-year sentence likely in kidnapping case
• Astronauts ready for last space shuttle flight
• Join us this Friday, July 1st to celebrate the Grand Opening of Eaton Realty! Ribbon Cutting at 10:00 a.m. - Refreshments - Raffle for a weekend stay at the San Luis Resort!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Helicopter crews hired to wash insulators
• Judge tosses police brutality case
• GLO to review erosion response plan
• County set to ban retail fireworks sales
• Single copy price increase starts Friday
• FISD to merge two campuses next year
• Game warden says deer should be left alone
• Woman in serious condition after near-drowning
• Four named TCISD co-interim superintendents
• The time is right -- Grow your business by joining the Galveston Chamber!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• DA drops felony against Russell Washington
• Family escapes burning Galveston house
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Tree sculpture doesn’t bother most residents
• Land office wants cut of Del Monte expansion
• COM employee files lawsuit
• Plans for tax rate cuts hit snags
• UTMB'S Fujise named to heart committee
• County firefighters call for fireworks ban
• Road rage involved bowl of oatmeal, pistol
• Single tickets are going quick! Frankie Valli and Carol Burnett are almost sold out! Call now for tickets 409-765-1894!
• Don't miss Marilyn Maye and Gregg Edelman at The Grand Saturday, November 26th, doing "Broadway Their Way!" Purchase your tickets NOW by calling 409-765-1894 or order them online at www.thegrand.com!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Single tickets for the 2011-2012 performing arts season go on sale TODAY! Call the box office at 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Beach Patrol has busy weekend with crowds
• Cowboy recalls era when cattle trail went up 37th
• Recent rain allows for most fireworks
• Campaigning under way for 2012 primaries
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Locals hope that switch speeds up rebuilding
• Task force set to discuss BP spill
• Cities issue warnings for water violators
• Tree sculpture of boxer draws complaints
• Hocking is elected La Marque mayor
• Join us for our upcoming After-5 Business Mixer on Wednesday, June 29 hosted by Eye Clinic of Texas!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Council amends water plan
• Council to interview 3 for city manager post
• Beach rights lawsuit might be moot fight
• Sam, Hocking vie for mayor
• Building’s granite façade falls
• Couple’s hard work pays off in tomato garden
• SeniorShare is ‘Celebrating America’ Friday
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Mims officially new boss of DISD
• Group petitioning to recall island mayor
• Ex-city worker accused of impersonation
• Lawmakers: Get lobbyists out of windstorm fight
• City approves permit for transit center
• Eiland defends Taylor’s vacation during session
• Search for first fire chief down to top 10
• Council defers $5M request
• Group tracks invasive species on island
• Municipal court assault leads to felony charges
• 2011 Chamber Golf Tournament - Sign Up Now!
• Special thank you on Guidry News from Sam Collins Juneteenth Re-cap By Samuel Collins, III
• Great Ribbon cutting today at the Chamber office for new member "Ms. Geri Lynne's Cafe". World Famous "Healthier Coffee" infused with "The King of Herbs", 100% Certified Ganoderma Lucidum. Gourmet flavors: Black, Latte,
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Teen reports home invasion
• Centennial sculpture to celebrate TC's 100 years
• Beaches under orange warning flags
• City to review 1,209-acre annexation plans
• Dow chemical plant is in full shutdown
• City to consider releasing $5M to GHA
• Rain provides some relief, but county needs more
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Eastman Chemical to buy Sterling for $100 million
• Chief suspended during credit card investigation
• Water restrictions lessened but not gone
• 4,712 lose power in isle, mainland
• More than 100 people back embattled chief
• GHA picks master developer
• Commission not sold on transit center's design
• Astronaut Kelly to retire in October
• Redistricting moves forward – slowly
• City of Galveston Press Release: Galveston Enacts Stage 2 of the City's Drought Contingency Plan
• Blood Drive tomorrow at the Chamber office. 519 25th Street, Galveston TX
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• We are currently having issues with our phone lines. For any ticket inquires please contact the box office via email at tickets@thegrand.com. We apologize for the inconvenience and are working diligently to get this fixed!
• Dead man's father charged in Tuscan Lakes shooting
• League City eases water-use restrictions
• Council to work on defining its role
• City keeps Maxwell – for now
• Exercise, wellness center helps patients recover
• Courtyard closed as crews work at UTMB
• Commissioners to talk about redistricting
• TAMUG breaks ground on new dorms
• Woman unconscious from head wound
• Council to discuss CLS police chief’s job
• Tourists robbed taking photos on seawall
• Winery on track to be 5th largest in state
• Man shot, killed at League City house
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• GISD Artists Win Big at Oleander Festival at Moody Gardens
• Galveston ISD Sponsors Free Summer Breakfast and Lunch Programs
• GISD Students to Have Questions Answered by NASA Astronauts on Final Mission
• 21st Century Summer Adventure Camps Still Accepting Students
• Hurricane preparedness meeting today
• TC woman found unconscious in home
• San Leon man, son rescued
• Isle school earns a No Place for Hate designation
• Voting nears end for LM runoffs
• GHA to meet on housing
• Neighbors say they’re being terrorized
• TAMUG to build 2 new residence halls
• Man killed after dragged 300 feet under car
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• City official accused of conflict of interest
• SS office rejects island’s request
• Countywide events well-attended
• One man recounts father's stories of past
• County’s crime rate shows downward trend
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Gina's paying it forward in Joplin, Mo.
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• City to allow sprinkler timers during restrictions
• Butler Museum curator quits
• Police Chief Wiley postpones his retirement
• City to discuss interim manager
• No other calls for mandatory water reduction
• Association files ethics complaint against chief
• Juneteenth celebrations continue
• First steps taken in reforming TWIA
• Wiley to stay until Monday council meeting
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• League City residents face fines for overwatering
• Hitchcock issues Level 1 drought alert
• Problems with council factor into resignations
• Island police chief touts crime decline
• Public hearing today on proposed drilling changes
• Students prepare questions for astronauts
• Park board considers adding programs to budget
• Conservation urged as water line repairs continue
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Commissioners unanimous on split tax payment plan
• Park board forms panel to screen candidates
• ‘Tussle’ between boat captains leads to murder
• Isle port moves through thousands of heifers
• Join us for a ribbon cutting celebrating Ms. Geri Lynne's Cafe on Thursday, June 23 at 10:30 a.m. The event will take place at the Chamber office - 519 25th Street in Galveston.
• City manager, assistant city manager resign
• Wiley leaving police chief post Thursday
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• Commissioners to consider split tax payments
• City to consider advisory board
• Island police chief applicants down to 3
• AARP Driver safety program at Osher
• Pelican Island Bridge to close for repairs
• Join us for a ribbon cutting on Thursday, June 16 for Saka Japanese and Sushi Restaurant! ***RSVP to ekay@galvestonchamber.com by Wednesday, June 15.***
• Check out this week's issue of The Advocate Weekly.
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• The Wonder Bread years will be at The Grand this Saturday! Don't miss out on this one time performance! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit www.thegrand.com!
• Housing authority director resigns
• Fabled island restaurant damaged by fire
• Island residents asked to conserve water
• Family pieces together details of man’s death
• GHF restores home once set for demolition
• GHA board set to discuss future of director
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• City taps search firm to find fire chief finalists
• Design for isle transit center stirs concerns
• No set plan on public housing
• Hotel Galvez marks 100 years
• State opts for life in prison for teacher’s murder
• Residents gear up for Juneteenth
• Gabriel Prusmack and Vitamin Water setting up in the loading dock for ArtWalk!
• ArtWalk
• Karen Brasier-Young: "Fragment/Ornament"
• Don't forget tonight is ArtWalk from 6 to 9! Not only will we be hosting "Skin Deep: LaMarque HS Art Show," we will also have artwork by Gabriel Prusmack and Vitamin Water on our loading dock! Hope to see you all there!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• City focuses on finding permanent city manager
• Sam could replace herself
• Judge: Forcing renovation ‘unreasonable'
• Lawsuit accuses publication of false statements
• Attorneys Buzbee, Apffel settle lawsuit
• Manlove reappointed
• The Wonder Bread Years will be at The Grand June 18th! For tickets to the show call 409-765-1894 or order them online at www.thegrand.com!
• Michael Guidry: "The Son and The Heir"
• 4th of July Downtown
• Isle’s citywide cleanup continues today
• Several events planned for Gay Beach Weekend
• Repairs expected Monday on leaking water line
• City to interview applicants for chief
• Island to keep housing
• Abandoned animals a growing problem
• Join us for The Breakfast Club on Tuesday, June 14 presented by Lifestyle Investment Solutions. The session will cover "Investing for Retirement."
• IMPORTNAT! See Gina's comments on Texas Windstorm Insurance
• Police: Woman made up carjacking story
• Check out what Lyle Lovett is saying about The Grand 1894 Opera House, and don't miss out on our hot summer shows!! For more information or tickets visit our webiste at www.thegrand.com or call 409-765-1894!
• City to vote on housing
• Funfest moves to new venue
• CCISD parents, residents weigh in on proposals
• City officials to develop cost-cutting strategies
• City pools are in while temp is up
• Grow Your Business Days Seminar -Friday, June 10- presented by the US Postal Service
• Houston leak limits north county water supply
• "A Ride With Bob" starring Ray Benson and Asleep at the Wheel will be playing at The Grand July 8-10, for tickets or more information call 409-765-1894 or check our website out at www.thegrand.com!
• Join us for an After-5 Business Mixer on Thursday, June 16 hosted by Capital Q BBQ & Bar!
• TCISD superintendent Brundrett resigns
• Board members to drop Butler lawsuit
• Hurricane center: No safe year
• Storms form funnel clouds, not much rain
• GHA's Krishnarao is on paid leave
• Woman takes feral cat problem into own hands
• No charges in fatal trailer park shooting
• Check our website out soon for links to summer educational programs! www.galvestonchamber.com
• Join us for a ribbon cutting this Saturday for Galveston Island Palms Outdoor Parties & Events! Click here for more event info...
• Housing authority director put on paid leave
• For tickets to the summer shows call 409-765-1894 or log onto our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Find the latest news from the Galveston Chamber in The Advocate. Check out this week's issue!
• Events to celebrate survivors of cancer
• 3 men charged with aggravated robbery
• Isle motorcyclist survives 130-mph crash
• Couple kidnapped, forced to drive to Louisiana
• Man killed in rollover accident
• Jury awards $225,000 for defamation
• Coalition hopes to bring needed reform to TWIA
• 1 dead in Bacliff trailer park shooting
• Three men charged in fatal League City robbery
• Man killed after trailer park shooting
• Isle residents’ input invited on redistricting
• League City man found dead in street
• Islander recounts D-Day attack
• Some question suggestion to end Clear Horizons
• Business Recovery Loan applications available
• Rental aid up for vote
• Rosenberg Library displays Gregorian telescope
• Graduates weave parallels into global health care
• Medical branch recognizes outstanding graduates
• Winds calm; so does danger
• Community policing on isle under scrutiny
• Shedding the light on city electricity
• Officials to propose bond election
• Annual competition hits beach
• SF girls make history as champs
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Motorcyclist critically injured in police chase
• One grad lived through Depression; another lived
• Boeing lays off 260 Houston workers
• Man’s illness wasn’t bacterial meningitis
• DON'T MISS SUMMER THEATRE CAMP AT THE GRAND! If your child loves to perform for family and friends – this is the camp for them! Summer Theatre Camp is a week-long residency program, Monday July 25th through Friday July 29th, presented by Misso
• Missing swimmer's body found
• Take a rollicking field trip back in time with "The Wonder Bread Years!" Don't miss the return of Pat Hazell and his hilarious trip down memory lane! For tickets to "The Wonder Bread Years" call 409-765-1894 or visit our website
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Small plane makes emergency landing on street
• Vote for your favorites on Galveston.com
• ‘Tussle’ between boat captains leaves one dead
• Dickinson ISD chooses new superintendent
• Search for man unfolds
• Kelly, final crew of Endeavour return to Houston
• Elderly LM woman fearful days before her murder
• Texas City plant part of ISP $3.2B sale
• Jury finds man, 21, guilty of armed kidnapping
• Great article about Galveston!
• Second annual Mudbugs and Beer on the Bayou a huge success. Congratulations to the C-Crewe. Check this out on GuidryNews.com
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Woman’s body pulled from pond
• City takes over traffic signals
• Record numbers visit museum since reopening
• City seeks ‘fresh set of eyes’ in candidate search
• Defendant says he didn’t know victim was in trunk
• 200 doctors graduate at UTMB
• New seal at Moody Gardens
• Park board aims for ‘Clean. Green. Pristine'
• Two candidates drop out of mayor's race
• Have you seen what The Grand has to offer for 2011-2012 season? Visit our website at www.thegrand.com and set up your subscription package (4 shows or more) today!
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Woman recounts fleeing car trunk
• Butler Longhorn Museum board sue museum
• City, park board could cut costs
• Scholes earns state award
• Island releases names of police chief applicants
• Check out this week's issue of The Advocate Weekly.
• Join us this Thursday, June 2 for a Ribbon Cutting & Mixer hosted by HomeLife Builders! Click here for more info.
• 55 apply to be island police chief
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Teen charged in slaying
• ‘The Great Storm’ documentary returns to Pier 21
• Repair closes street
• Man’s disappearance has relatives worried
• Nautilus Drive beach access closed
• City moving forward with Business Recovery Loan
• Elderly woman’s homicide stuns neighbors
• Police to leave warnings on cars
• Greyhound protection group appeals decision
• Wreck backs up freeway traffic
• Long weekend for Beach Patrol lifeguards
• 2 die when plane bound for Galveston crashes
• GISD map under review
• Houston Avenue gets a makeover
• Sam seeks another shot to be LM mayor
• Rabies not prevalent in U.S.
• Cemetery tour planned for Memorial Day
• Group forms to monitor container terminals
• Questions still linger on paid parking
• Funds OK’d for UTMB
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Sun, surf and sand signal beginning of summer
• Faulty device cited in outage
• Tourist finds homeless man dead on beach
• Health District probes possible meningitis case
• More than 50 people apply for police chief
• Walk through park inspired resident to do more
• Police investigate apparent murder-suicide
• Have a GRAND Memorial Day Weekend!
• Meet Lord Wedgewood this summer at our Grand Gathering "A Toast to Wedgewood!" For tickets to this event call 409-765-1894! We hope to see you there!
• Have a safe and happy Memorial Day Weekend!
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Broken insulator blamed for power outages
• Council abandons ‘safe house’ project
• Rainforest Pyramid reopens Saturday
• Pesticide applicator training and testing set
• Volunteers restore USS Stewart
• City to ask for island Social Security office
• Pedestrian injured in wreck in fair condition
• Car propelled into house after crash
• Teachers hurt at Clear Brook fight
• Results unchanged after ballot recounts
• League City enacts first stage of drought plan
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Pond management seminar June 2
• LMISD trustee, COM bond could be decided today
• Pedestrian suffers serious injuries
• Council to reconsider hurricane ‘safe room’
• Del Papa starts its move to mainland
• Road to drill site to get second look
• Bees, wasps and yellowjackets are out
• Church burglarized of $13,000 in equipment
• Ribbon Cutting: Rainforest Pyramid @ Moody Gardens #constantcontact
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Council votes down company’s request for road
• Suspect sought in bar killing
• No one witnessed man go underwater at 59th Street
• Dike drowning ruled suicide
• Park board to rewrite job description
• Single copy price increase to come July 1
• Deep space vehicle to use Orion designs
• Effort aims to clean community by July 4
• Mixer on Wednesday, May 25 hosted by Moody Gardens Golf Course #constantcontact
• Name of missing swimmer released
• Galveston Pays It Forward: Relief for Joplin, MO #constantcontact
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Ribbon Cutting & Open House, TODAY, May 24th, Park Board Plaza; 601 Tremont Street, Galveston, 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. *RC at 6:00 p.m.
• Police believe man is possible victim of drowning
• Pair of Texas City shootings leaves one dead
• Man accused of trying to take gun from officer
• Victory Lakes turns 1
• Teen thrown from tumbling car on I-45
• Council to consider company’s request for road
• Former port leader blasts O'Rourkes
• Paul sworn in to LM board
• Swimmer disappears in rough rip current
• COM board majority says bond will have to wait
• 2nd Annual Mudbugs Event - Great Success! #constantcontact
• The Advocate Weekly #constantcontact
• LMISD deals with deficit dilemma
• Toddler rescued after being found in pool
• City, public to discuss erosion response plan
• Stormy seas still ahead for La Marque
• Open house to highlight green concept
• Big crowds show for Homes Tour
• Labor leader, wife demand apology from port
• State awaits GHA plans
• Beach Revue brings back island’s past
• Destination League City cites city error
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Check out the plans for Palm Beach at Moody Gardens.
• COM bonds head for recount
• Parents, students urge board to not affect campus
• Dow Chemical marks 70 years in Texas City
• Public to get a Clear Creek Paddle Trail plan
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• GISD delays approving redistricting plan
• Isle shooting victim in serious condition
• Festival organizers hope for good weather
• The end is near (again)
• La Marque mayor quietly steps down after recall
• Don't forget to vote daily on Galveston.com's 2011 Best of Galveston Survey and vote The Grand as your favorite arts and entertainment venue!
• LYLE LOVETT NAMED 2011 TEXAS STATE MUSICIAN!!! (for the full press release on Lyle Lovett's award check out our discussions tab to the right) Don't miss Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt at The Grand Monday June 27th at 8pm! For tickets call 409-765-1
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Duck Derby Saturday to raise funds for TCISD
• Man trying to pay ticket arrested on drug charge
• Officials: Make plans before storm season
• Meeting on redistricting maps today
• Ballots don’t change results
• Thanks to our 2011 Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou sponsors! It's not too late to RSVP for the 2nd Annual Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou taking place Thursday, May 19 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Galveston Boat Club (7002 Avenue O). Respond
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Reminder: After-5 Business Mixer hosted by Moody Gardens Golf Course on Wednesday, May 25
• Woman wounded in morning shooting
• Don't Mess with Texas holding litterbags contest
• OLLI offers free lifesaving training to members
• Shooting places middle school on lockdown
• Moody Gardens planning 2011 summer camps
• Seafarers Center to honor U.S. Coast Guard
• Oleander Festival this weekend
• Park board widens search
• League City, chamber put contract in writing
• Monument Roofing #constantcontact
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Ribbon Cutting for Ms. Gerrie Lynne's Cafe Tuesday, May 24, 2011 10:30 a.m. 519 25th Street Galveston Island Ms. Gerrie Lynne's Cafe is a wholesale coffee and tea distributor.
• Allgood draws 75 years for killing girlfriend
• Ribbon Cutting: Hurricane Engineering & Inspection Services, LLP #constantcontact
• Marketing Opportunity at the 2nd Annual Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou #constantcontact
• Schweitzer fellow named
• Recovery program ‘progressing steadily’
• United Space Alliance workers get pink slips
• Youngest orbiter makes final trip
• COM bond close, but out
• The Advocate Weekly #constantcontact
• Check out wiredin.cc for videos and pictures of STOMP this past weekend at The Grand!
• COM bond proposition appears to have failed
• United Space Alliance workers receive pink slips
• UTMB nursing residency bridges first year
• ‘Citizens At Last’ show at library
• 4C’s begins phase 2 of new system rollouts
• Brother: Gass vindicated by Allgood’s conviction
• Some votes not in yet
• Task force mulls revisions to shelter ordinance
• Isle council considers $24M safe room building
• Sam ousted as mayor in La Marque
• Island voters approve paid parking on seawall
• COM’s $86M bond in limbo
• Councilman defeats incumbent Randall
• What does it take to administer the TAKS?
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• DOJ to keep tabs on local elections
• Today's polling places
• Jury gives drunken driver 5 years per death
• Stewart Road work gets the green light
• Allgood found guilty in Gass murder
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Wreck shuts down I-45 near FM 518
• Parking meter corporation’s PAC gift draws fire
• Early voting totals are in
• City council asks to draw 4-2-1 redistrict plan
• Unusual amount of seaweed hits island
• Community pools resources to send aid
• Defendant recounts finding friends dead in crash
• Woman foils home invasion
• Yarbrough: Merger talks ongoing
• No decision made on school changes
• May After-5 Business Mixer hosted by Moody Gardens Golf Course #constantcontact
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Check out our ad in Guidry News for the 2nd Annual Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou! All under forty professionals welcome to attend. May 19, 2011 Galveston Boat Club (7002 Avenue O) 5:30 p.m. RSVP to ekay@galvestonchamber.com
• BP refinery closer to running at full strength
• Council to look at redrawing district boundaries
• Driver convicted in fatal wreck
• Clerics weigh justice in Osama bin Laden death
• Centenarian set to receive her diploma
• District plans new arrangement for schools
• STOMP will be at The Grand this weekend! For more information or tickets to the show call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• RIBBON CUTTING TODAY! Galveston College Student Center: New Abe & Annie Seibel Wing. Check out ribbon cutting information on the Chamber's website.
• Are you a professional under forty years of age in the Galveston business community? Check this out!
• 2nd Annual Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou: Calling all young professionals #constantcontact
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Councilman Barber not seeking re-election
• Group seeking 3,000 signatures for mayor’s recall
• Reps Taylor, Eiland split on TWIA bill
• City, park board merger plans abandoned
• Woman gets 6 years for $1.5M theft from in-law
• La Marque afoul of law
• Are your kids looking for something fun to do this summer? Turn them into a star! Introducing "Summer Theatre Camp at The Grand!" For the full details and camp dates check out our webiste at www.thegrand.com/GOHSummerCamp.asp
• Come listen to the beat that just won't quit! STOMP will be at The Grand this weekend, May 13 -15th! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Gas leak forces isle evacuations
• Residents briefly evacuated after gas line rupture
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Jury acquits Aldous of drug possession charge
• Information on location and times to VOTE FOR YES for Seawall Enhancements.
• Last day to EARLY VOTE for Seawall Enhancements.
• Woman convicted in $1.5M theft from mother-in-law
• CCISD committee makes recommendations
• LM school board candidate's residency in question
• Jury deadlocked in trial of ex-council candidate
• Teacher resigns after bin Laden comment
• UTMB to offer free health fair
• Island gets first official dog park
• Hurricane preparedness meeting scheduled
• Voters head to polls early
• Victims’ friends gather in force for trial
• Happy Mother's Day from The Grand!
• Ex-school district police chief case reset
• Village Fair Festival drawing a pretty fair crowd
• There’s more to COM bond dissension
• EducationFEST showcases latest in learning tools
• Social Security office moving to mainland
• CCISD to hear budget proposals
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• RIBBON CUTTING for Hurricane Engineering & Inspection Services, LLP May 17th @ 11:30 am. 519 25th Street, Galveston Island, TX (in the Chamber Suites). Join us in celebrating our Chamber member in their new Galveston branch office. Check out the C
• Faith led homeless man to call police
• Trio arrested in game room indictments
• State expected to rest Monday in Aldous case
• Another branch of island improvements
• Galveston Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS OF THE MONTH -Amigo Energy! Chamber Representatives - Josh Evans and Cabot Rank. Thank you for your suppport of the Galveston Chamber of Commerce and supporting the Galveston business community.
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Congratulations to 2011 Leadership Galveston Graduates.
• Steve Tyrell will be live at The Grand this weekend! For tickets or more information call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Suspect in stabbing caught after car chase
• Homeless man helps police nab burglar
• Officials urge voluntary water conservation
• Resort clerk, trial witness, had drug conviction
• Texas Music Festival, Village Fair kicks off
• Police call shooting suspicious
• Take advantage of this advertising opportunity!
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Check out Hot Deals on the Chamber's website! Interested in posting a Hot Deal of your own? Business level members can do so for $10 a week. Business Gold level and above can do it for FREE! Maybe it's time to upgrade? Call us at (409) 763
• Anti-bond robo calls violated state rules
• Bus driver charged with sex assault
• New animal shelter ready to open in June
• Resort’s security head testifies in drug trial
• Teacher on leave while district investigates
• Book planned to chronicle city’s history
• Just a reminder to VOTE early.
• Vote The Grand 1894 Opera House as Galveston's best arts & entertainment venue in Galveston.com's 2011 Best of Galveston Survey!
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Commissioners consider change to GCWA board
• Candidate’s wife revises website story
• 2 open houses to highlight city's vision
• Missing security video among ‘curious’ case claims
• VOTE YES for Seawall Enhancements. For information visit the website.
• Downtown Blooms Mother's Day Special for Chamber Members #constantcontact
• Check this out - Galveston Island Beach Revue
• After-5 Business Mixer Hosted by Moody Gardens Golf Course, May 25th.
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• Galveston council appoints interim manager
• Few voting snafus on first day of early voting
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Meeting to discuss fire at Jamaica Beach City Hall
• UTMB offers free cancer screenings
• Body found likely is missing teen swimmer
• Ex-council candidate’s drug trial begins
• 5 finalists for park board post
• Locals react to terrorist leader’s death
• Who’s behind the mayoral candidates?
• Body probably that of missing swimmer
• Check this out Gary Sinise brought his uncle to fly at Lone Star Flight Museum
• Early voting locations
• Jamaica Beach cancels meeting after city hall fire
• County schools adopt increased lunch rates
• Is Yarbrough in running for city manager's job?
• Cities prepare for voting tangle
• Lagging economy has not affected summer employment
• Anonymous website linked to candidate’s wife
• Morning showers cause sporadic power outages
• Crews battle blaze at Jamaica Beach City Hall
• Couple arrested after baiting, shooting at dogs
• Man found unconscious on heavily wooded property
• Ann Wood: "Garnish"
• ArtWalk
• Coast Guard searches for missing swimmer
• Residents experience sporadic power outages
• City to install 2 restrooms on seawall
• Jury orders insurer to pay $3.9M in Ike case
• Island actor is mafia guy, zombie in new film
• Plant a tree, rebuild a community
• Isle police chief to step down
• Council is ready to move forward
• Infrastructure, tax dollar spending top debates
• Power on but cleanup continues at plants
• New Bulletin Board service offered
• Isle nets $500,000 HUD grant
• Students to compete in ocean sciences bowl
• Motorcyclist dies after hitting curb, pole
• Pedestrian killed when SUV leaves roadway
• Jail time for man who threatened mayor
• Isle, Tiki lift mandatory water restrictions
• Guess what! The Steve Tyrell's shows at The Grand will be filmed for his upcoming Concert DVD! To purchase tickets for this "once in a lifetime" experience call 409-765-1894 or order them online at
• Join us this afternoon for a ribbon cutting at Riptide Surf Bar!
• New Job Posting on www.GalvestonChamber.com. Follow this link to check it out.
• Check out HOT DEALS from our Chamber members!
• Boy Scouts looking for information on totem poles
• LC city secretary to retire June 30
• 'A Night in Paris' to benefit arts programs
• Water main repaired; restrictions still in effect
• Emissions data hazy after power failures
• Power restored to nearly 15,000 on isle, peninsula
• City Manager LeBlanc removed in 5-2 vote
• Demolition worker killed in Flagship collapse
• More industrial power outages in Texas City
• Water control could be lifted Thursday
• Massive plant shutdown
• Chamber plans annual candidate forum, debate
• Annual beach cleanup set for Saturday
• Park board discusses candidates for top post
• ASPCA partners with Galveston County
• DPS to hold Citizens Academy in summer
• Commission: Councilman didn’t violate charter
• LeBlanc supporters to rally at meeting
• CenterPoint customers lose power on West End
• RECENT RIBBON CUTTINGS for our chamber members. Congratulations and welcome to the Chamber.
• Falling concrete slab injures Flagship worker
• If you missed Shirley MacLaine on Oprah, don't worry she'll be live at The Grand this Sunday, May 1st at 4pm! For tickets or more information call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Texas City ISD releases TAKS makeup schedule
• Classes canceled after second shelter in place
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing
• Water problem doesn’t affect cruise ships
• School board to discuss districts
• GISD Announces Dates for Summer School and Summer Programs
• Austin Magnettes Take Several Awards at State and National Championships
• Ball Preparatory Academy Seeking Businesses for Summer Internships
• Today’s industrial trade show a sellout
• H20 lawsuit appealed before trial
• Boenig speaks at Aggie Muster
• GHA to host National Disaster Housing Family Day
• Check out the Member-BUY-Member program. A member benefit program designed to encourage Chamber members to patronize one another. Members who would like to become a part of the Member-BUY-Member program, please contact Erin Kay, Membership Development
• Leak isolated, isle buying water from Houston
• TAMUG to offer new graduate program
• More cities declare water shortage
• Texas City still hasn’t put up warning signs
• Happy Easter from The Grand!
• Danny Weber, former fire chief, councilman, dies
• Several plans are proposed for seawall
• Rozier applies for park board executive director
• League City to curtail Christmas party
• Easter sermons convey timeless messages of faith
• Baron not running for re-election
• Mother says state erred in taking her children
• Isle declares water shortage
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Kemah City Council defends building inspector
• No hotel for 20 years in Friendswood
• Thermal cameras to help cops
• Council to discuss removing LeBlanc
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• As drought continues, conserving water a priority
• Cernak: Lease deal not being revived
• Istre steps down
• Citizen of the Year, Unsung Heroes announced
• Making last minute Easter plans? Come to The Grand tonight or this weekend and see Emmy Award winning actress Holland Taylor in Ann! For ticket prices and show times log onto our website www.thegrand.com or call 409-765-1894 for tickets!
• BUSINESS MIXER TODAY- Holiday Inn Resort
• Name released of boy, 4, who collapsed, died
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Game room raids net $106,000
• 4-year-old dies at soccer practice
• Yarbrough, Maxwell not interested in LeBlanc’s job
• Take steps to grow our scientific workforce
• Water authority board to discuss general manager
• Council picks builder for animal shelter
• Marking 175th anniversary of defining battle
• Buzbee sues, claims his name was used in Ike cases
• Residents asked to restrict water use
• April, After-5 Business Mixer
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• RIBBON CUTTING: Chairman's Club Member AMERICAN HOME BUILDERS, INC 2028 Broadway, Galveston Island Thursday, April 28, 9am Please come out to WELCOME and CONGRATULATE our member. Welcome representatives: Richard Smith, Diane Eiland, Connie Smith, N
• SUV hits Ferrari; Kemah developer injured
• Santa Fe issues burn ban
• UTMB awarded $4.8M to develop vaccine
• Mayoral candidates diverge on contributions
• Leblanc notifies city staff of pending vote
• Driver killed when car hits parked trailer
• See what Holland Taylor is saying about her one woman show Ann! Playing this weekend April 21-24 at The Grand!
• Check out the Official website of "Ann: An Affectionate Portrait of Ann Richards" and don't miss the show this weekend! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Check out upcoming events on the Chamber's Community Calendar. Visit the Chamber's website to add your event. For more information contact the Chamber office @ (409) 763.5326.
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Today is the day! Single tickets for our smokin' hot summer season are on sale now! Check out www.thegrand.com for show listings and to purchase tickets!
• NASA awards Boeing Space Exploration $92M contract
• Local crews to help fight wildfires
• Court to reconsider Open Beaches Act opinion
• Firefighters want new contract
• City to use grant funds to restore iron facades
• Police: Bar assault leads to chase, wreck
• Apply for summer camps at UTMB
• Female volunteers raise hammers and awareness
• Passover celebration to begin at sundown
• Fair goer slams parked cop car
• Wetland system to offer outdoor lab for students
• Today is deadline to file tax returns
• Monday is deadline to file 2010 tax returns
• GHA awarded for work with homeless vets
• Memorial observes 64th anniversary of tragedy
• Fire at old power plant finally dies
• Island housing program gets another year
• Fair and rodeo comes to an end
• City clarifies campaign flier info
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Shuttle contractor says layoffs coming in summer
• Report: Officer killed in crash had drug in system
• Famed artist unveils mural at COM
• Council OKs restrictions for sex offenders
• Texas City disaster survivors gather for photo
• Monday is deadline to file tax returns
• Park closed after man kills self with gas
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Ex-councilman charged with deadly conduct
• Father of Mission Control honored by NASA
• Thousands line up to wait for Section 8
• Council to LeBlanc: Redefine vision for city
• School officials talk budgets woes and business
• Council votes to change pet rules
• News from Chamber member Designs by Dimension.
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Chamber Board of Director Sam Collins III attends a Sons of Confederate Veterans meeting in Galveston
• Woman, Texas City turn 100 together
• Boat show returns to South Shore Harbour
• Lawsuit: Companies engaged in human trafficking
• Port lease deal sinks
• City manager and others up for evaluation
• Task force to plan Holiday in the Park
• Hundreds expected at sign-up for Section 8
• For tickets to Ronnie Milsap this weekend call 409-765-1894 or order them online at www.thegrand.com!
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• AFTER-5 BUSINESS MIXER: Hosted by: Holiday Inn Resort on the Beach 5002 Seawall Boulevard, 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Members Only. Future members are welcome to attend for $50. If they join within 30 days of attending the mixer, the $50 is applied towar
• Stores to offer vehicle registration services
• League City discusses e-campaign communication
• Park board, city discuss merger
• Wanted sex offender worked at rodeo
• Cops nab theft suspect with thermal imager
• Recent RIBBON CUTTINGS - Welcome to the Galveston Chamber of Commerce. Golden Corral on Seawall Blvd. and Island Insurance Partners on Mechanic in downtown Galveston.
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Brandon Davidson wins IMC Company Leader Award Industrial Material Corp. is pleased to announce that Mr. Brandon Davidson recently received its Company Leader Award. Brandon joined IMC in 2006, is a Welder/Fitter in the Fabrication Work Group, and live
• Houston loses bid to acquire retired shuttle
• Residents find spray paint on homes, cars
• Council to mull future of Holiday in the Park
• Part of UTMB sidewalk closed
• Woman entering downtown loft robbed
• Council to discuss campaign emails
• RIBBON CUTTING Muzac LLC Thursday, April 14th 10:30 am Chamber office: 519 25th Street Patsy Bucki, Account Executive
• Register to vote by Thursday
• Police come together to help fellow officer
• Jury selection to begin in cold-case trial
• City cracking down on outstanding fines
• Robbery suspect commits suicide after chase
• Opening weekend of fair, rodeo draws big crowds
• New fire chief has plans to boost morale
• Historic home site of Civil War debate
• Maggie Williams to receive Steel Oleander
• FM 518 work, closures topic at meeting
• City to begin operating traffic signal
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Suspect shoots self following chase
• Corps projects could be shut down
• Teachers, students gather to support Simms
• Church damaged by acid set to reopen
• Cities scramble to secure water reserves
• Fair and rodeo features some old, some new events
• Port withdraws controversial legislation
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Damrell named new fire chief
• Bellow honored for her service
• County groups lobby at Capitol
• AG: UTMB must release records on lab animals
• Galveston County Fair and Rodeo kicks off today
• Athletes to race along island roads this weekend
• Holland was in-studio this morning at Fox in Houston! Don't miss her in Ann, April 21st through the 24th at The Grand! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• More cuts at La Marque ISD
• Mistake would cut UTMB funding by $101 million
• Woman accused of 2nd stabbing
• MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY available online. Download for information about the Galveston Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Members, visitor information and much more! Chamber members interested in advertising in the 2011-2012 Membership Directory, contact Julie An
• NETWORK YOUR BUSINESS: Thursday morning, April 7: Moody Memorial First United Methodist Church, 2803 53rd Street, 7:30 a.m. FUTURE CHAMBER MEMBERS ARE WELCOME
• Cruise ship could give area $70M economic boost
• Thieves target storm drain grates, manhole covers
• Bar patron: Cigarette burn was in self-defense
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• RIBBON CUTTING Scholes International Airport Thursday, April 7, 2011 11:30 a.m. 2115 Terminal Drive Galveston Island
• Book Fiesta at Rosenberg library
• Crawfish boil to benefit Galveston Rotary projects
• Bark in the Park dog show to debut April 30
• County weeds out extension service fee
• Broadway traffic lights to get upgrade
• Judge dismisses part of H2O lawsuit
• RIBBON CUTTING Scholes International Airport Address: 2115 Terminal Drive Galveston, TX 77550 Thursday, April 7, 2011 11:30 a.m.
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Safety expert to speak at UTMB
• Treasure of the Month features duck stamps
• Taylor, Eiland split votes on budget
• GHA, GHF might team up
• Teen gets 20 years in attempted carjacking
• Buyout of storm properties one of largest in US
• Sim Man gives students chance to practice
• Health district to celebrate awareness weeks
• Paper requests county officer discipline records
• LMISD eyeing more job cuts
• Program helps students after school in Texas City
• Conroe officer shot in face is island native
• Exhibit honors UTMB’s Old Red
• COM gallery to feature Japanese artist Takeda
• Anonymous website again pops up ahead of May vote
• Survey looks at potential for tsunamis in the Gulf
• City starts talks on changing codes, permitting
• 2 game rooms raided
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Take a Quick GISD Parent Social Media Survey
• Volunteers send blankets to quake victims
• Paulissen's email under review
• Deputy acquitted of official oppression
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Convention center funds not for general spending
• Eiland, Taylor split on supplemental budget vote
• Voters to choose how to spend sales tax funds
• Politics might get in way of bid to get shuttle
• Defense: Punch to prisoner’s face ‘justified'
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Cirque-Tacular is here at The Women's Conference, and will be at The Grand Kids Festival this Saturday! You don't want to miss this unique jaw dropping act!
• The Grand will be at The Women's Conference all day today! Stop by and say hello!
• Robotics students champs raising money for trip
• Precinct lines to be redrawn
• Public health partners awarded
• Rosenberg Library to be open six days a week
• My Life program helps in emergency response situat
• Ex-officer guilty of deceptive business practices
• Pregnant women charged in home invasion
• Board votes to switch insurance
• Report on Glen Cove bridge title released
• Marauding mutts stop mail service
• City makes history with foam extruder
• Video of deputy hitting prisoner shown at trial
• Come one, come all! The Grand Kids Festival is this Saturday! Buy your tickets early and recieve them for half price!
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• League City man interrupts home burglary
• Motorcycle officer injured in crash
• Galveston Independent School District News - March 28, 2011
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• What’s the future of buyout properties?
• City port staff to discuss bill language
• City to research sex offender ‘industry standard'
• HISD prepares to declare financial crisis
• Work on UTMB parking garage to start Friday
• DON'T FORGET: Audition's for Missoula's "King Arthur's Quest" will be held TODAY at 4:00pm at The Grand! For more information log on to our website at
• Woman shot during liquor store robbery
• Council to look at restrictions for sex offenders
• City to start access management of West FM 518
• Galveston Independent School District News - March 25, 2011
• Eiland: City and port will have input on bill
• Lawmakers weigh in on redistricting
• Texas City shelter in place order lifted
• The Daily News wins 16 statewide awards
• Raptors come ‘uncorked’ at new FeatherFest event
• A&M students put on Big Event
• Man recalls sharing the screen with Liz
• Residents are turning old bling into cha-ching
• Officials discuss roles under new government
• Construction causes delays for drivers
• Kayaker rescued at San Luis Pass
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• UTMB gets back Level I trauma center
• Davison Home to reopen for tours Sunday
• Park Board to launch campaign against isle litter
• Vendors are back on the dike
• Firefighter hurt as truck slides into ditch
• 400 trees to be planted today
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• City hall employees briefly evacuated
• Tomorrow, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Legislative Briefing Luncheon with Representative Craig Eiland Moody Gardens Hotel Ballroom
• Planning commission to draft noise ordinance
• City to keep CDM to manage Ike housing program
• Catalytic converter thefts still plague SUV owners
• Wounded lawmaker hopes to attend shuttle launch
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• E-waste recycling event Saturday
• 18th annual trash bash set for Saturday
• $3.8M 9th Ave. project ahead of schedule
• House committee passes budget
• Meeks elected as GOP chairwoman
• City council considers turning down volume
• Officials respond to accusations on website
• 6 candidates drop out in county races
• Atlantis astronauts prep for last shuttle mission
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• Eight injured in bus collision
• Eiland not on board with proposed TWIA bill
• Grand jury indicts 6 after game room raids
• Is merger for the Park Board and island in works?
• Better pay for deputies
• LC water line repaired, normal flow restored
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• RIBBON CUTTING and OPEN HOUSE, TODAY @ 5pm DSW Homes 1021 61st Street, Suite 200, Bldg B, Galveston, TX. Steve Mataro, V.P. of Operations ...Please attend and welcome this new chamber member and show your support of the business community!
• League City urges residents to conserve water
• Demolition under way on UTMB campus
• Staff wins 7 awards in national contest
• Hitchcock man dies in rollover accident
• League City candidates square off
• Judge switching to GOP
• You're Invited Vote YES for Seawall Enhancements Special Political Action Committee Fundraising Mixer Hosted by Hotel Galvez 2024 Seawall Boulevard Wednesday, March 23, 2011 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wine & Hors d'oeuvres Complimentary parkin
• Convicted child killer sentenced to death
• RIBBON CUTTING TOMORROW: DSW Homes Tuesday, March 22, 2011 1021 61st Street, Suite 200, Bldg B, Galveston, TX. Steve Mataro, V.P. of Operations Please attend and welcome this new chamber member and show your support of the business community!
• WELCOME new Chamber Member Ibis Engineering Janet Hoffman and Norm Hoffman 1119 Ball Street, Galveston, TX
• CONGRATULATIONS to Knapp Flower Shop, the Chamber Business of the Month! 1122 45th Street, Galveston, TX Congratulations to Nelda and Staff!
• Researchers track seaweed
• Getting ready for Big Event
• City presents plans to prepare for future growth
• Tax assessor to offer class to protest appraisal
• DISD moves into its new Education Support Center
• Educational Scholarships for Dialysis Patients
• LOST finds its way by helping others
• Worker hurt in collapse dies
• Spring breakers find getaway close to home
• Debate is on about rules for container terminal
• Passport to the World of Wine on Saturday
• County judge called to serve civic duty
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• City asks residents to conserve water
• Maxwell out, Campbell in on 911 board
• Missing Ariz. teen found on isle with Utah man
• County GOP chairman resigns
• Workers hurt in auditorium collapse
• Relatives ask jury to spare Mullis' life
• SNEAK PEAK: Holland Taylor in Ann… at The Gran April 21-24! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or order them online at www.thegrand.com!
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• RIBBON CUTTING: DSW Homes Tuesday, March 22, 2011 1021 61st Street, Suite 200, Bldg B, Galveston, TX. Steve Mataro, V.P. of Operations Please attend and welcome this new chamber member and show your support of the business community!
• Don't miss PILOBOLUS at The Grand Sunday, April 10th at 3pm!
• Thanks to D'Vine Wine for Hosting the After-5 Business Mixer! David Skinner, President and Mechell Weems, General Manager
• WELCOME NEW CHAMBER MEMBER Golden Corral 6200 Seawall Boulevard, Galveston, TX Marvin Searcy, Owner
• Home and Garden Show this weekend
• City looks at public restroom alternatives
• Nominations sought for chamber award
• Defense: Mullis was also a victim
• City agrees to purchase $450,000 fire truck
• Appeals court sends bridge case back to trial
• UTMB seniors get their matches
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• St. Patrick’s Day, why is food barely a thought?
• Readers Digest gives $1,000 to island
• City of Kemah reinstates open comment forum
• Man arrested in armed robbery at park
• VA to reopen mainland clinic Friday
• Eiland files port bill
• Mullis puts troubled childhood on display
• Red Cross accepting donations to Japan
• WELCOME NEW CHAMBER MEMBER Candlewood Suites 808 61st Street, Galveston, Texas Neel Shah and Sam Shah
• WELCOME NEW CHAMBER MEMBER Comfort Inn & Suites 6302 Seawall Boulevard, Galveston, Texas Paresha Shah and Sam Shah
• REMINDER: After-5 Business Mixer Thursday, March 17, 2011 Hosted by: D'Vine Wine of Galveston 2110 Strand 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. MEMBERS ONLY. Future members are welcome to attend for $50. If they join within 30 days of attending the mixer, the $5
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• TODAY RIBBON CUTTING, Wednesday, March 16, 2011 Yamato Japanese Seafood, Sushi & Steakhouse 2104 61st Street Galveston Island 10:45 a.m. ...Yamato Japanese Seafood, Sushi & Steakhouse is NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH!
• NETWORK YOUR BUSINESS: March 17th: Moody Memorial First United Methodist Church, 2803 53rd Street, 7:30 a.m. FUTURE CHAMBER MEMBERS ARE WELCOME
• Four men charged in electrician’s slaying
• Plan to be ‘guide and vision’
• UTMB Research: Artificial nutrition not best
• Concerns grow for sister city in Japan
• Red Cross expanding operations
• CCISD mulls civil disobedience against mandates
• District drops girl’s suspension
• Test positive for seminal fluid in 3-month-old
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL"
• RIBBON CUTTING, Wednesday, March 16, 2011 Yamato Japanese Seafood, Sushi & Steakhouse 2104 61st Street Galveston Island 10:45 a.m. Yamato Japanese Seafood, Sushi & Steakhouse is NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH!
• TCISD reverses girl's suspension
• Port looks at firms to evaluate lease deal
• Who’s on the ballot?
• Mom fights 12-year-old's suspension
• Mullis should die for killing son, prosecutor says
• UTMB to host girls conference
• ‘Reader’s Digest’ RV to make stop on island
• The 2011 Grand Kids Festival banner winners have been picked and the banners have been painted! If you attend the Galveston Home and Garden show this weekend, stop by The Grand’s booth and vote on your favorite banner for “the people’s
• Mullis sexually assaulted son, prosecutors allege
• Patriot Guard documentary at Moody Gardens
• Local star a satanic baby sitter in new movie
• What is dredging?
• Sullivans to receive award
• City administration, firefighters communicate
• Deadline to file for May ballot is 5 p.m. today
• Mullis' death penalty hearing is today
• City close to banning marijuana-like products
• State takes back $7M for beach erosion project
• ArtWalk
• Ed Hill & Suzanne Bloom: "MANUAL" Opening Exhibition
• Bills in House propose overhaul of TWIA
• Group offers Niigata support
• Students receive awards at science faIr
• Is underage drinking really a big problem?
• Boy, 2, recovering from 2nd-story fall
• Booksigning: Catherine Anspon - "Texas Artists Today"
• La Marque comes up short in title game
• Texas Supreme Court to rehear Open Beaches case
• Seawall parking election May 14
• Sheriff Poor announces he won't seek re-election
• BP unit upset sends stink across city
• Mullis guilty, faces death penalty hearing
• Galveston College plans for 42% cut in funding
• Council names Godinich new city secretary
• Windstorm bill a poison pill for gambling?
• City sticks with CDM, for now
• LMISD declares budget crisis
• Discovery’s final crew returns to Houston
• Jury to deliberate accused child killer’s fate
• News From Holland Taylor (writer and star of Ann: An Affectionate Portrait of Ann Richards - at The Grand April 21-24, 2011) Guys...do you believe? Now we're also going to the KENNEDY CENTER in Washington, DC.!!! The Kennedy Center Eisenhower Theat
• La Marque Cougars advance to state final
• WELCOME new Chamber Business Member DeMontrond Chevrolet, Toyota, Hyundai 3220 N I-45N, Texas City, TX Melissa DeMontrond, GM & Bill Rees, Customer Service Manager
• Welcome new Platinum Chamber Member - The Trevino Group, Jeff Ryall, Division Manager and Gilbert De La Cruz, Vice President.
• READER’S DIGEST “WE HEAR YOU AMERICA” 100 CITIES/100 DAYS RV TOUR COMES TO GALVESTON, TX AREA ON MARCH 16
• La Marque hoops take center court
• Man killed while crossing street
• Detective reads dad’s statement about boy’s death
• LeDuc founding member of virus group
• Migration panel discussion Saturday
• UTMB offers summer research program for students
• CCISD announces cuts, but no layoffs
• Appraisal district board votes no on merger
• Raid on spa nets 2 arrests
• Local religious leaders offer Lenten advice
• Health checks Saturday
• Museum gets three extra months of city funding
• Isle murder suspect chased in Cleveland
• No free lunch, or parking
• Philadelphia officer describes bizarre confession
• Park board names interim director
• Grounding Breaking Ceremony: Parent Liaison Center at Ball High 4115 Avenue O, Galveston, TX Thursday, March 10, 10:30am
• After-5 Business Mixer hosted by D'Vine Wine of Galveston, 2110 Strand, Galveston, TX Thursday, March 17, 5 - 6:30 pm MEMBERS ONLY. A future member may attend for $50. If they join within 30 days, the $50 will be applied to their membership.
• Officials: More than 250,000 come for Mardi Gras
• HISD superintendent leaving
• Rep. Eiland, two others file gambling amendment
• Hitchcock ISD considers layoffs
• Bill could have cities pay in election contests
• City aims to end Butler museum payments
• Island needs volunteer designers to update city
• Dead child's father surrenders to police
• In case you missed us at the children’s parade yesterday, there is a great picture of the kids in action on The Grand Kids Festival float on the front page of The Galveston County Daily News! Check it out!
• Congratulations to The Grand Kids Festival Committee for winning 1st place for their float at the children's parade today!
• Time for home and garden show
• EPA needs nominations for Gulf Guardian awards
• Paintball tournament could bring $500K to isle
• GHA now seeking master developer
• Children, pets center stage for Sunday parades
• Trial of accused child killer begins today
• Police arrest mom of dead 2-year-old
• District wouldn’t make enough for improvements
• League City ends auto checks on personal vehicles
• Fans back Coogs and Tors
• Several people rescued from their cars after storm
• City inventories, updates business inspections
• Weather doesn't keep Mardi Gras revelers away
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Muller out at park board
• A storybook ending for a storied rivalry
• Despite forecast, revelers gear up for more fun
• Man charged in death of 2-year-old son
• County treasurer booked into county jail
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Apartment developer meets with neighbors
• $6M tank to ease water usage
• Dike fee begins today as busy season returns
• Repairs to Elissa under way
• Landry’s demands cleanup of debris
• More parades, events on tap this weekend
• Check out Galveston.com's preview of The Grand Kids Festival, and prepare for some serious fun april 2nd!
• Don't miss Ronnie Milsap at The Grand April 15th &16th! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Princess Cruises to resume sailing from Isle
• Grant awarded for women veterans special services
• Sam Houston’s walking stick on display at library
• Teen pleads guilty to kidnapping woman
• League City house fire kills 2 dogs
• Study: Termite numbers down on island
• Creek parents may pay for pre-K
• Flagship debris videos hit the web
• Live camels spotted at The Grand last weekend for the Momus Ball! Did anyone get a chance to see them?!
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Two injured in high-speed chase
• Krewe of Barkus and Meoux to stroll Sunday
• UTMB students head to Austin to fight for funding
• Volunteers sought for nutrition research
• COM gallery shows new work in ceramics
• Ball High principal, associate principal to retire
• Council pledges support – no money – for lagoon
• Is Flagship debris ending up in the Gulf?
• CCISD needs to replace 6,000 computers
• Funeral services today for Tiki Island mayor
• Don't miss The Grand Kids Festival float in the Mardi Gras Children's Parade this Sunday at 2pm!! We'll throw you some good beads!!!
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Portion of ‘Jeopardy’ winnings to go to UTMB
• COM Art Gallery fundraiser is today
• Bellaire teen charged in fatal crash
• La Marque council finally has meeting
• Pelican Island ‘excellent’ for container terminal
• COM bonds to be on May ballot
• League City to level abandoned apartments
• Ruptured gasoline pipeline is back in service
• GISD makes changes in athletics
• Ruptured gas line is almost repaired
• Death of boy investigated as homicide
• COM trustees to decide on bond election vote today
• La Marque council to have first full meeting
• Eiland, Taylor 'optimistic' about UTMB funding
• Promoter pleased with expanded Mardi Gras events
• City to proceed with Stewart Road project
• Organizers: Downtown crowds are well-behaved
• City receives grant for WaterSmart Park
• Jack Johnson tree sculpture relocation requested
• City steps up code enforcements
• Tiki Island mayor dies
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Whale found beached had bacterial infection
• City to ban long-term parade, event parking
• Big turn out for Umbrella Brigade
• Seawall parking to come to a vote
• About 5,000 gallons of fuel spilled, TCEQ says
• Jury considered charges against 5 others
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Ruptured line held 250,000 gallons of gasoline
• NASA visitors watch Discovery liftoff from Houston
• Home invasion suspect arrested
• Body found in canal possible drowning victim
• Fog on isle delays Ecstasy’s departure again
• Mardi Gras kicks off today
• 'Back-shooter' e-mail inspires defamation lawsuit
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Treasurer indicted in teen drinking incident
• Pipeline rupture forces highway closure
• Wiley: Councilman offered ‘deal’ for resignation
• Shelter faced with a backlog
• Photos of suspects in home invasion released
• Group to attempt ‘Hokey Pokey’ world record
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Young sperm whale rescued on West End
• Troopers search for hit-and-run fatality suspect
• RV park prices same as ’07
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in home
• Man shot during robbery at home
• Islanders welcome Jack Johnson’s family
• 3 selected for UT Academy
• Oily sheen cleanup continues along coastline
• For tickets to "Bus Stop" call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Interesting trends found in census numbers
• Reception today for Jack Johnson’s family
• Missing trophy buck found decorated in beads
• Firefighters deliver baby boy in car
• Construction wrapping up at airport
• More fog expected this week
• Session on management districts rescheduled
• Federal funds sought to renovate Burnet
• Educators visit Austin to lobby for more funds
• Last public hearing on paid seawall parking set
• Councilman wants city manager, police chief ousted
• Ike-damaged apartments to get $26.5M rebuild
• TWIA seeks reforms
• Builder claims home makeover show misled viewers
• Carnival Ecstasy delayed by fog
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Dogs taken from house in 'deplorable' condition
• Library named after longtime CCISD educator
• Pedestrian killed in traffic accident
• Jury chosen in case of accused child killer
• Mardi Gras Marathon to close traffic Sunday
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Pedestrian killed on Broadway
• School board OKs program for disruptive students
• Officials seek moratorium on airport tax
• Coast Guard reports oily sheen
• Mayor’s real estate dealings under fire
• Council meets, orders election
• Lights synchronized at 61 Street, I-45
• Census: League City up 83%; Galveston down 17%
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• TCEQ, BP find hard time clearing air
• Staff gears for reopening of Rainforest Pyramid
• Body identified as missing angler
• Black history month events planned
• Volunteers ready for Clear Creek’s massive cleanup
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Boy, 4, found wandering highway
• Body found washed ashore
• Upgrade to help Gulf Copper be more competitive
• Texas immigration bills mirror Arizona’s law
• Candidates launch election campaigns
• Lecture series on aging continues
• Students to put their hairstyling to the test
• Case against Washington continues
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Ball High Celebrates The Chinese New Year
• Galveston Educational Foundation Awards Over $300,000 In Spring Grants
• Freshman Spotlight Luncheon Recognizes Academic Achievement and Improvement
• Austin Students Win Veteran's Day Essay and Art Contest
• Submit your bird photos for contest
• Man accused of selling drug-infused candies
• Acting mayor to outline plans to trim budget
• County, appraisal district explore merger
• Case against ex-LMISD police chief dropped
• Judge orders council to meet
• Former soldier receives keys to new house
• Port to pursue deal with private partners
• Happy Valentine's Day from your friends at The Grand!
• Wharves Board to consider private investor
• Original Bayou Vista residents need to boil water
• Congressman challenges the ‘fuzzy animal law’
• First day candidates can woo voters
• Ironman to be a big boost to economy
• Reps: Not enough votes for gambling
• Girl scouts selling cookies starting Friday
• Management district already in combat zone
• Store says teen fired for missing work
• Fans flock to Clash rematch
• Egyptian-Americans feel connected to revolution
• Outlet mall plans tied up in bankruptcy court
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Making Valentine's Day plans? For the perfect date bring that special someone to see The Rob Landes Trio "Love in the Afternoon" on Sunday, February 13th at 3pm at The Grand! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit www.thegrand.com!
• Another crash injures drivers at 61st Street, I-45
• Red and white luncheon to honor couples
• Cousins face off in tonight's Clash rematch
• Just a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ vote on paid seawall parking
• Deadlocked jury leads to mistrial
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• City attorney: Paulissen can remain on council
• Group seeks help to fund seawall bench mosaics
• Action deferred on road project
• Three more injured in collision at 61st Street
• Jury deadlocked in murder trial
• Liquor delivery truck rolls off seawall
• 8 arrested in warrant roundup
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Bone-chilling cold; roads clear, no power outages
• Eiland loses speaker pro tem spot to Republican
• Winter weather strikes again
• Galveston Reads author to visit
• Study helps chamber draft plan on casinos
• Jury deliberates murder charge
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Judge summons mayor, city council to court
• Family fun trial run planned at Stewart Beach
• Imaging center returns after Hurricane Ike
• Legislators, Planned Parenthood debate abortion
• $5M microscopy lab brings tiny bugs into focus
• Juror held in contempt, fined $300
• Council approves Texas Avenue drill
• Tiki takes on debt for dredging project
• Murder defendant urged police to kill him
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Recall effort heads to court
• City officials, residents discuss drilling rules
• Cup in slain cadet’s car not tested for DNA
• Council seeks input on paid seawall parking
• Paulissen announces mayoral candidacy
• Coast Guard rescues tug boat
• Rolling blackouts on ‘emergency’ agenda
• Isle to get a ‘green report’
• Council presents plan to reduce bacteria
• City seeks comment on drilling revisions
• Playing the BP blame game
• Police: Man charged with witness tampering
• No injuries after car crashes into bank
• Man arrested after fleeing from police
• Local Steelers, Packers fans get ready to cheer
• Power restored to peninsula after storm
• Schools to lose grant funds
• $5,000 approved to study retail study
• ‘Mardi Gras with manners’
• Lawsuit: COM favored African-American applicants
• Medical student opens heart to isle students
• Galveston Reads to screen ‘Magnificent Seven’
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Power restored to Bolivar; county roads clear
• Texas A&M appoints Galveston campus VP, CEO
• Husband of wounded congresswoman will fly shuttle
• Tramonte takes reins of isle chamber
• Neither snow, nor sleet, nor ice shall stop The Grand… THE SHOW WILL GO ON! "The Color Purple" will be presented Saturday, February 5, 2011 at 3pm and 8pm as planned. **Please note the correct times of 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. for perform
• Congratulations to all the award recipients from last night's annual meeting. Most braved the possibility of doom by ice and attended. Watch the Galveston County Dailly News for T.J. Aulds coverage. Congratulations Betty Massey, Spirit of Galveston.
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Roads reopen; lights still out on Bolivar, Island
• Police kept busy with 60 weather-related crashes
• Bitter cold temperatures prompt concerns
• Marshal: House fire was arson
• Closures, cancellations for February 03, 2011
• Groups look for ways to improve downtown
• Cause of man’s death could be hypothermia
• Juror selection in capital murder case delayed
• No repeat of rolling blackouts
• Warming center remains open despite slow usage
• Lack of heat causes bridges to freeze faster
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Arctic air, blackouts roll into the county
• Night fire displaces family
• Shriners gives young driver a second chance
• Kepler finds distant planetary system
• Curfew raises question from council member
• Victim's friends testify against accused boyfriend
• AAA Texas offers tips for winter driving
• Weather-related closings and cancellations
• Some schools change schedules
• County officials keep an eye on weather
• Getting from here to there may be tough
• Shelters open during severe cold weather
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• The Grand has been experiencing small power outages all morning. We apologize for the inconvenience, especially to those calling for ticket purchases.
• The Grand has been experiencing small power outages all morning. We apologize for the inconvenience, especially if you are trying to purchase tickets.
• Prosecutor: ‘This man is a killer’
• Doctor sentenced to 15 years for conspiracy, fraud
• Weaver appointed chair at UTMB
• Lundeen makes milestone at UTMB
• Who would buy BP Texas City?
• Island booked big home sales increase
• City looks at options to increase revenue
• Rancher in good condition after gored by bull
• Sleet and snowfall could be in future
• Come celebrate Black History Month this weekend at The Grand! We will have "The Color Purple," a musical about love, on Saturday February 5 at 3pm and 8pm!
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• BP to sell Texas City refinery
• Library displays Civil War dental kit
• Shooting victim in fair condition
• Rancher, 74, gored by bull
• Hard freeze watch in effect for county
• TCISD to convert old high school into new Blocker
• Judge sentences ‘serial robber’ to 40 years
• HIV/AIDS awareness focus of health district event
• Community assessment survey being circulated
• Murder trial begins today in death of police cadet
• HGAC to discuss bacteria reduction
• A&A Machine aims to build business, add jobs
• 2nd public forum today for Ike housing program
• U.S. foreign policy programs to begin Feb. 10
• Educators facing bare-bones budget
• S.C. woman’s DNA might ID last known Ike victim
• Helicopter finds fight ‘victim’ in thicket
• Police looking for suspect in shooting
• BP turnarounds give city a boost
• Development official is hired; now what?
• ‘We’re just tired of the fight’
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• All Clear issued in Texas City after leak
• Woman films object shooting across sky
• TC man safe after chute snares power line
• 5th-grader reports attempted abduction
• Company to revive 70-year-old oil field
• Plan calls for paid parking on seawall
• Suspect sought in contractor’s fatal shooting
• Man indicted in shooting of relative, bar patrons
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• NASA marks 25th anniversary of Challenger disaster
• Home invaders order teens into bedroom
• Special events now being charged for city services
• Acid attack damages church’s pews, carpet
• Yarbrough to take on economic development job
• Bell pledges to table controversial issues
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Home invaders order teens into bedroom
• Two injured in wreck at ‘T-bone’ intersection
• Suspect lived 2 blocks away from robbery
• Fire erupts aboard grounded shrimp boat
• League City seeks first paid fire chief
• City works to mend fences with commission
• Mayor boycotts council meeting
• Police rescue attempts thwarted by flames
• Recycling staff reduced, removed, reassigned
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• Stay updated on everything Grand Kids Festival by "liking" The Grand Kids Festival page on facebook!
• Accused child-killer’s statements admissible
• Employees, customer robbed in parking lot
• Developer plans floating, traveling condo
• Del Papa to depart isle after a century
• Prison for woman convicted in bribery case
• BP ‘quickly’ stops mixture of oil, water release
• Park Board OKs city, county contract
• Monday last day to pay 2010 property taxes
• Volunteer deputy registrars graduate
• 2nd lecture in series on aging Tuesday
• Tom Hargrove dies at 66
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book"
• GHA board OKs talk to acquire parcels
• COM board flirts moving bond election
• I-45 ramps to be adjusted for outlet mall
• Commissioner’s call on 911 board gets busy signal
• Master Naturalists training class is in February
• Port: 2010 was a big year
• Turtles to shine at Sea Turtle Saturday
• Chamber: Walker Roofing business of year
• The Oak Ridge Boys will be here this weekend for two shows! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or order them on our website at www.thegrand.com!
• VA clinic to return to Texas City in March
• Police charge man with intoxicated assault
• TCISD offers early exit incentives
• Programs for homeless get $1.1 million
• Improvements to Louisiana part of 2008 bond
• Public meeting on paid seawall parking Thursday
• ArtWalk
• Bert Long: "Bert's Red Book" Opening Exhibition
• Are single-member districts in city's future?
• Contractor: Slow start will become ‘ripple effect’
• Island unhappy with economic progress
• BP case starts to take shape
• Seniors can file for Silver-Haired Legislature
• Galveston Reads kicks off Tuesday
• 2 arrested after firing guns into the air
• Commission for the Arts relaunches on island
• Man in critical condition after hitting pole
• Setting up for ArtWalk! We will be showing pieces by Merri Edwards from 6-9pm! Hope to see everyone here!
• Pole crash prevents plunge off seawall
• Mayor Sam will face recall
• Man’s death to be ruled homicide by heart attack
• Coast Guard helicopter makes emergency landing
• Chamber names Yarbrough Citizen of the Year
• Mourners say goodbye to beloved priest
• Armed robbery prompts lockdown at day care
• Death probe after mobile home park disturbance
• Ex-cop accused of sexual assault
• Ag students prepare for annual livestock show
• Judge rejects death penalty challenges
• Spamalot will be at The Grand this Saturday, January 22nd! If your coming to the show, plan on coming early (8pm) or staying late (3pm) to check out our ArtWalk exhibt in Edna's Room! ArtWalk is from 6 to 9 and we will be showing the creative works
• Family, police searching for answers to murders
• County leaders to meet Tuesdays
• Officials seek info on water authority report
• Monday deadline for comment on report
• NASA replaces astronaut for Discovery flight
• Skeleton found in island warehouse
• Interim fire chief named
• Lowe’s to build on isle
• Judge watches video recounting baby's death
• Like our new page The Grand Kids Festival to stay up to date on the 16th annual Grand Kids Festival and events surrounding the event!
• Abilene fugitive captured in Santa Fe
• Brown turns down temp job to help with transition
• Grand Kids Fest banner design contest under way
• Bayou wildlife park welcomes newborn giraffe
• UTMB’s Yngve honored
• Civil War cannonballs found in Texas City channel
• ‘I kept stomping his head’
• Statue of winged lion to return to its isle perch
• Clerk says kids ‘lying’ about him pulling gun
• Friends, parishioners mourn Cargill’s death
• Slain contractor identified
• 103 marijuana plants found after fire
• County residents pay big bucks to see Clash
• 95-store outlet mall planned for League City
• Island humane society to host open house Saturday
• Santa Fe barn fire sends smoke skyward Monday
• Kemah changes city council meeting time
• Vehicle plunges from seawall
• Three injured in Broadway collision
• 3D laser scan takes fear out of face molds
• One-car rollover happens during rainstorm
• Police: 7 reports of teens egging vehicles
• Man accused of stealing cable spools
• Park-and-ride gets OK from island city council
• Court overturns 20-year stalking sentence
• Police: Clerk aimed gun at kids
• Clash of the Causeway is today
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• VA health care enrollment opportunity closing
• Observation platform designed to reduce crime
• TAMUG to break ground on student services building
• Bishop blesses home repaired after Ike
• Survey of League City ranks quality of life high
• Report critical of water authority
• Teen mugged while stopped at traffic sign
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Sheriff’s Academy to begin Tuesday
• Lynn Cantini dies at 64
• City shelves librarian
• Suspect sought in isle shooting death
• UTMB gives workers tips on dealing with activists
• Happy Birthday!! Gina Spagnola (Jan 15)
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Study shows Hispanics experiencing hypertension
• SUV driver still critical after wreck with bus
• Police identify couple dead of ‘murder-suicide’
• Marathon spins off refining business
• Residents ask for more info on seawall parking fee
• Tree was free, but sculpture rates $10 fee
• NASA announces backup commander for Kelly
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Discovery launch set for Feb. 24
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations kick off
• Williams, a Dickinson musician, dies at 68
• Outlet mall in works
• Mainland Medical to merge with Clear Lake facility
• Pig severely burned in afternoon barn fire
• Police investigate possible murder-suicide
• Several hurt in Galveston bus accident
• Big boom remains a mystery
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• League City tentatively OKs drilling project
• Firefighters respond downtown to motel blaze
• UTMB to hold MLK party
• 3rd defendant pleads guilty in parking lot robbery
• La Marque fire chief resigns
• Kemah to publish book about city
• Group gathers more than 1,000 recall signatures
• Council considers moratorium on drilling permits
• Santa Fe students get new ag center
• Council looks at housing repair process
• U.S. Coast Guard investigates diving fatality
• Men plead guilty to parking lot robbery
• Meeting today on seismic survey
• Tonight is the last night of "A Tuna Christmas." For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Overnight winter storm causes minor damage
• Island offers savings to furloughed employees
• Sign ordinance would allow nonconforming signs
• Claims trigger probe in teen's 1996 slaying
• Flower Garden Banks has 3 open seats
• Technology improves cardio care
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Wife of shuttle commander shot during rampage
• Beekeeping conference held
• PETA complaint could result in UTMB inspection
• Council to meet on delays in Ike repairs
• Christmas party costs city $28,000
• Still no arrests in 2009 hit-and-run death
• North Texas officials feel La Marque’s pain
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• League City residents enjoy new sidewalk
• Report: Fire dept. ‘hostile’ for women, minorities
• Man convicted of library theft dies
• Mom sought to testify in son’s trial
• GHF events mark Battle of Galveston anniversary
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Brown may return to courthouse during transition
• Clear Creek hires first executive director
• Mainland events planned for Martin Luther King Jr.
• CCISD looks at tuition-based prekindergarten
• Suspect calls police to retrieve ‘stolen’ items
• Burn ban OK'd for Bolivar Peninsula
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Windmill blade mold temporarily blocks Broadway
• PETA files federal complaint against UTMB
• Contractor spends day on hot seat
• Baker appointed to state board
• Workshop will give parents and guardians health in
• Holocaust Museum Houston exhibit opening in Galves
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events are planned
• Commissioners approve 27-acre plan for Del Papa
• County commissioners hire new department heads
• Murder trial of cold case delayed until February
• Robber faces life in prison on guilty pleas
• DNA fails to ID last known Ike victim
• Check our Ribbon Cutting photo album! Stay tuned for more info...
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• District to discuss Schools of Choice information
• Bolivar burn ban considered
• 2 injured when school bus, car collide
• Suspect in cross-dressing bank robbery charged
• Family takes motorcyclist off support
• Del Papa considers Texas City for center
• County’s DHAP director alleges misconduct
• Woman tries to save smokes during robbery
• Tuna is back for a second week! Don't miss out on "A Tuna Christmas" playing today until the 9th! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Police: DNA evidence links suspect to bank heist
• Thank you everyone who came by The Grand today and helped us celebrate our 116th birthday! We really do appreciate everything you do for us!
• Austin Magnet meeting tonight
• Haze is from Chambers County
• Motorcyclist still in critical condition
• A busy first day for new officials
• Family, puppy reunited after carjacking
• LM council has quorum for first time since recall
• Happy Birthday to us! Come by The Grand today from 12 to 4pm and recieve complimentary tours, cake and punch!
• Bronze chalice to be featured in treasure of month
• TPWD wants input about conservation measures
• Commissioners Court might meet on different day
• Friendswood mulls plans for 40-acre lake
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Officer injured, biker killed in separate wrecks
• Law enforcement agencies target pot mimics
• Small steps lead to big change, experts say
• Police report few DWI arrests
• Defendant wants death penalty as option
• 8 new Republican officeholders sworn in
• Newborn girl 1st baby born in county in 2011
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Wishing everyone a happy and healthy New Year! Check out what The Grand has coming in 2011 www.thegrand.com!
• Top news headlines of 2010
• ‘T-bone’ intersection on city’s radar since ’06
• Witness finds man trapped in SUV
• Ike-damaged, condemned houses on chopping block
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Assistant DA, deputy accused of DWI
• Group: 46 petitions circulating to recall mayor
• Blaze destroys storage barn
• ‘Holidays are no time to spend in jail’
• Most read stories of 2010
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• New county clerk avoids delay in taking office
• City fires staff at recycling center
• Janek charged with DWI
• Mourners remember officer who died
• Groups urge court to look at open beaches ruling
• Hall of History explores 100 years of Galvez
• NASA accepts proposals for space lab control
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Recycling centers shred trees into mulch
• New NASA building is agency’s greenest
• Wilson, Murray are still at odds
• New county clerk’s swearing in may be delayed
• Appeals court upholds Baby Grace murder conviction
• UTMB’s holiday hours
• Les Daughtry to retire after 33-year career
• Hutchison to be honored at banquet
• Students invited to enter art contest
• Winter 2011 quilt exhibit series opens Jan. 14
• Man charged with aggravated assault
• City improves financial rating
• Another no show at council meeting
• Nonprofit wants to open roller rink on isle
• Insurance claims from Ike still expected in 2011
• Coast Guard prepares to open $5M center
• ‘Spirit’ prompts ‘psychic’ to buy gifts for kids
• Book details contributions of shuttle program
• Group to plant 700 trees in 1 day on island
• Patients use virtual reality game during therapy
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• League City family gets snow for Christmas
• Island firm gets boost from tech heavyweight
• Billboards get snippy about circumcision
• Building company draws complaints from buyers
• Friends and family mourn officer’s death
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Port’s cargo volume at record level
• Can Texans really skate?
• Wife, husband deployed together
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• University of Houston officer dies in crash
• Decreased rainfall has county on wildfire threat
• Shoppers head to drugstores for last minute gifts
• 6 charged in game room raids
• Police called as Air Jordan shoppers get unruly
• Santa’s Kingdom delivers food, toys
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Haven't finished your Christmas shopping yet? Give the gift of Grand Entertainment! For tickets or gift vouchers call 409-765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Yarbrough honored for 16 years of service
• Woman’s death in wreck leads to arrest
• 5 seized horses returned to owner
• Police arrest 4 in 8-liner raid
• Blind sea lion finds new home at aquarium
• Charges dropped against slain boy’s mother
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Overnight blaze destroys Santa Fe house
• Baby’s mother: Father’s life sentence was justice
• Cops get a bird’s eye view of crime
• Boy ‘doing great’ despite losing finger
• Officers deliver Christmas gifts to families
• Jesus statue vandals might avoid charges
• Girl Scouts teach children sign language
• Go green and recycle Christmas trees this year
• Holiday hours at UTMB
• The Salvation Army hands out presents, gift cards
• Ferryboat inspection delayed until Jan. 4
• Man pleads not guilty in death of 13-year-old
• Group uses old military vehicles for storm cleanup
• Father gets life in son’s death
• Defendant had been deported, had record
• Neighbor’s dog bites 5-year-old boy’s finger off
• A daughter’s Christmas gift to mom
• Chambers: Shop at home first
• Ferry to use just 2 boats
• First Choice Power opens storefront office
• TEA lists 369 underperforming schools
• Treat yourself to a Grand New Year! Don't miss Jerry Jeff Walker New Year Day at The Grand 8pm! Call 409-765-1894 for tickets or visit our website at www.thegrand.com!
• Father convicted in infant son's death
• GHF to mark anniversary of Battle of Galveston
• 4Cs Clinics looking for suggestions for new name
• County to give more to retirement plans again
• Island wants more sports
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates three homes
• Vandals deface church’s Jesus statue
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Legislators watching speaker’s race closely
• Prizes offered in MLK essay contest
• Winner passes the test
• ‘Jody’ Urbani dies at 76
• Officials evaluate city's drilling regulations
• League City family wins White Christmas
• Springs’ science, technology program among best
• Learning Center helping military personnel
• Creek, Friendswood schools shine in ratings
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Faithful fans follow Coogs to Dallas
• Victim in 61st St. wreck released from hospital
• Mom: Teen in chase mentally disabled
• Suspended police sergeant returns to duty
• Jury in infant death case breaks for weekend
• Looks like "A Tuna Christmas" is close to sold out this weekend. But good news people.. tickets are still available for tonight! ...Not to mention they will be back in January!! Call 409-765-1894 for tickets! You don't want to miss this sh
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• A Tuna Christmas
• Can Cougars' example save the city’s image?
• Woman accused of stealing lottery tickets
• Body on beach believed to be missing boat captain
• Teen arrested after fleeing police
• Van, two airplanes destroyed in hangar fire
• 'Jail snitch' arrested after testifying
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Let the centennial celebration begin
• Seniors celebrate Christmas, win gifts
• More changes are coming in county management
• Painter dies from injuries in accident
• Port OK’s new stevedoring company
• City might hire staff attorney
• Federal funds stimulate annoyance
• Defense expert: CPR caused dead infant’s fractures
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Lockdown at La Marque schools lifted
• UTMB team ranks 16th in fundraising
• Officer up for valor award
• Local woman a finalist for ‘White Christmas’ prize
• Park Board approves Porretto Beach deal
• CCISD sues Ike cleanup contractor
• Was Baby Jose shaken to death?
• Fire displaces two families
• Sam changes mind on election-only meeting pledge
• It's TUNA TUESDAY! Opening night for A Tuna Christmas at The Grand! If you can't make it this week (Dec. 14-19), no need to worry the Tuna guys will be back for a second week in January (4-9)! For tickets call (409)-765-1894 or visit our websit
• Youths held at gunpoint during home invasion
• Research links motion to shorter hospital stays
• Standoff ends with felony arrest
• Dedication for mainland churches is Sunday
• Much interest in economic-development board
• Herrera infant suffered 13 rib fractures
• Coast Guard establishes Marine Safety Unit
• Mayor Sam pledges to call special meeting
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• O’Connell looking for funds
• City chooses project to spend Frito-Lay’s $1M gift
• Wreck victim critically injured
• Nearly $30,000 in merchandise recovered
• Test your skills on TAKS test
• OSSI use increasing in county
• Growing North County cities spike GOP voting wave
• Animal shelter to get upgrade
• PETA claims NASA won’t irridiate monkeys
• 2 testify that man confessed in death of infant
• Police release photos of infant, hope to find mom
• Fans turn out in force to support the Cougars
• Police seize 13 horses
• Bobcat caught at Valero refinery, relocated
• TAMUG student critical after rollover wreck
• League City homes tour is Saturday
• Benefit to help mother who lost 3 children in fire
• Smecca, police group to spread holiday cheer
• Police charge 3 with kidnapping
• Officials talk hurricane defense
• City mulls seawall parking proposals
• La Marque council meeting canceled – again
• Incoming county judge: No jobs for you
• Mother testifies in newborn death trial
• Treat your favorite little girl or boy to a pre-performance Nutcracker Tea. This delightful event will be held December 11th at 1pm. The event features tea-time fare of finger sandwiches, cookies, punch and of course, tea! Make this your new holiday fami
• Holiday Programs Throughout Galveston Independent School District
• Incoming county judge starts cleaning house
• Candidates for COM post to be interviewed
• Police chase leads to robbery arrests
• La Marque-Calallen rivalry dates back to ’90s
• TC native chops up cooking show
• Clock ticking on election for council seats
• Witnesses: Man on trial in son’s death tried CPR
• Galveston Restaurant Group is underwriting a holiday dinner for 700 employees. What a great gift to the city. Attaboy GRG!!
• 2nd suspect arrested in attack on elderly woman
• Murder suspect did 8 years for attack on ex-wife
• Check out the current issue of People magazine for an exclusive on the 25th anniversary of “The Color Purple” and don’t miss the musical February 5th at The Grand! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or try our new “print at home”
• Sandhill cranes flock to West End
• GISP to unveil detailed plans
• All-district musical has 40-plus students
• Council OKs lots for sewer lift station
• Seawolf RV park plan is in gear
• Weekend holiday festivals have large crowds
• Second bar shooting victim dies
• Teens charged with stealing from cars
• One dead, two wounded in bar shooting
• Port looks at buying Farmer’s Copper buildings
• Anonymous donor chips in to Red Kettles drive
• It was a Grand Night at Holiday in the Park
• Dickens visitors enjoy warm weather
• City opening $2.8 million Carver center today
• Man charged in brutal robbery of elderly woman
• LeBlanc unveils ‘Clean Team’ for isle makeover
• Search for missing boat captain is suspended
• Deputy accused of hiding vehicles from creditor
• Deputies: Sting targeted grandmother, relatives
• City OK’s $766,000 for computer package
• Baby boy no longer in critical condition
• Driver’s rage leads to 15-year DWI sentence
• Parade kicks off city’s anniversary celebration
• Man claims innocence after indecent exposure
• Sign ordinance would allow grandfathering
• Council mulls changes to district boundaries
• NASA discovery will rewrite books
• Boat captain remains missing
• Account being set up for abandoned newborn
• Receiving your tickets for upcoming performances at The Grand just got a lot easier! We just added a "print at Home" ticket option for online ticket sales! Don't miss out on shows such as "The Nutcracker" and "A Tuna Christm
• Coast Guard searches for missing fisherman
• New route, centennial birthday mark holiday parade
• Painter crushed between building, hydraulic lift
• Center for missing kids struggles to stay afloat
• West Enders turn to FEMA
• Law provides safe haven for unwanted newborns
• Photos of abandoned child's blanket, bag released
• Protas receives service award
• Hotel Galvez spittoon on display at library
• Mora honored for saving fellow officer’s son
• Panel wants opinion on pension liabilities
• Inmate pleads guilty to escape from hospital cell
• Council kicks out majority of EDC board
• Homes tour offers peek inside century-old sites
• Newborn boy abandoned on front porch
• Trial of former school police chief delayed
• Truck snags lines; 1,200 briefly without power
• Special meeting set for tonight
• Experts to talk about rules for oil, natural gas
• Hatcher: E-mail ‘confirmed all my suspicions’
• Mishap shuts power, feeder road
• Sponsorship down for Holiday in the Park
• FEMA to give up mobile homes
• Carroll McClain is goodwill crossing guard
• Some question legality of civilian review board
• Man attacks elderly woman in parking lot
• Festival of Lights opens in Dickinson
• Blue Santas are out in force this season
• Mr. Serrato’s tamale cart ready for exhibition
• Tickets still available for Dickens events
• Trials against former isle cop reset for February
• Blue Knights help Marines collect toys
• Attorney who shut down isle rackets dies at 87
• Grant aims to help Ball students succeed
• ‘There’s just too much traffic’
• CCISD launches pilot program for 3-year-olds
• New GISD leader Nichols already seeing results
• Woman turns old jewelry into belt buckles
• Shuttle launch is still on hold
• Shoppers brave rain, cold for Black Friday
• Merchants hope Small Business Saturday catches on
• Roofing material stolen, police seek witnesses
• Motorcyclist dies in collision with trailer
• Maxwell leaving county for city post
• GLO says no to ‘static’ easements on West End
• Last known Ike victim remains unidentified
• Standoff at the La Marque council corral
• County residents share Thanksgiving meal
• Downtowners hoping to turn black into green
• Cut-a-thon to benefit severely injured veteran
• Society plans dog-gone garage sale
• Committee raising awareness, issues of HIV, AIDS
• SPOTTED: Gladys Knight in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade! Don't miss out on seeing her at The Grand Febuary 20th, standing room only tickets left!
• Wishing everyone a happy and healthy Thanksgiving! Don't miss out on the black friday Broadway blowout tomorrow!
• Professor’s private collection turns into museum
• Isle tree lighting set for Friday
• Many faiths share Thanksgiving holiday observance
• It’s a you-save-dog world out there
• Shoppers keeping a close eye on budgets
• New GOP leaders talk turkey
• Volunteers find holiday meaning in helping others
• More condo sellers, buyers embracing auctions
• Galveston Independent School District News - November 23, 2010
• Police: Man charged with kidnapping
• Circus for El Mina Shriners to perform on isle
• DPS: Drive safe during holiday weekend
• ‘My little boy had a chance’ at Shriners
• Limited holiday hours at UTMB
• Experts offer tips on easing holiday tension
• Man, 71, stabbed after fight over turkey
• Trial in infant’s death set for December
• Hitchcock woman home at last
• Mayor calls for federal probe of city's books
• ArtWalk this Saturday! Stop by The Grand and check out the Gulf Coast Wood Turners Association!
• Twins among 4 charged in robbery outside theater
• Woman’s death not likely a homicide
• A lot of talk, no action in La Marque
• UTMB Health awarded $1M in grants
• UTMB back in the black
• ILA local, others picket Del Monte
• Don't miss Gladys Knight on the Today Show tomorrow, but more importantly don't miss her live at The Grand Febuary 20th! Standing room only tickets available, get them before they run out! www.thegrand.com
• Police look into suspicious death
• Kansas concerns don’t apply to island laboratory
• Reef balls memorialize loved ones
• League City raises EMS fees
• Initial review: Excessive force not used
• GC offers $18,000 in scholarships for the spring
• Austin Middle School earns national award
• Coalition awarded grant for tobacco initiative
• Galveston, NASA play to two-round stalemate
• Officials to discuss island’s state park plan
• Port employees to get one-time salary supplement
• Pastor remembers Thanksgivings of past
• Chamber joins pro-oil industry campaign
• Groups see more need for food, toys
• Officials uncover counterfeit operation
• A new way to treat eye disease
• Bandits hit stores 30 minutes apart
• Taylor taking heat for speaker’s race
• City approves water conservation plan
• Sand project still lost at sea
• Highway 6 traffic rerouted due to bridge repair
• Mayor wants to fire city manager, attorney, clerk
• ‘We have a food emergency in Galveston County’
• Ex-mayor proposes downtown project
• U.S. House approves SSBG funds extension
• Island council OKs small business loans up to $25K
• Insurance agent, underwriter dropped from lawsuit
• BP blames TCEQ for emissions error
• Teen briefly wakes up from coma
• Study: Prisoners play key role in public health
• City handles parking construction under ordinance
• "The Color Purple" the movie celebrated it's 25th year anniversary this past Monday! See the Broadway musical at The Grand on Saturday Febuary 5th! For tickets call 409-765-1894 or log on to www.thegrand.com
• Pappous: Island district should sue state, groups
• Wait and see for Hitchcock schools
• Proposed sign rules would loosen restrictions
• Roads to be closed for race
• Man shot in drug sting convicted of weapons charge
• Touring wetland restoration projects
• Dead deer pulled from Clear Lake
• Stand-up comedian, movie, and TV star Sinbad brings his “tickle your funny bone” talent to The Grand. Ranked by Comedy Central as one of the top 100 standup comedians of all time, Sinbad has built a loyal following by finding laughter in the
• Islanders east, west and south vie for sand
• Galveston Independent School District News - November 15, 2010
• UTMB to host holiday blood drive
• Homeowners group sues mayor over upgrades
• Sandhill cranes returning to Galveston
• Churchgoer, 76, killed walking to service
• Driver faces 3 felony charges
• Thief returns car after realizing child was inside
• Benefit plan opens to 100 small businesses
• GISD trustee considers suing over public housing
• Sinbad live at The Grand this Saturday the 20th at 8pm! You don't want to miss this!!
• Candlelight vigil held for sisters killed in crash
• City considers more flexible sign ordinance
• BP sends stink across Texas City
• Trustees to look at new middle school plan
• City Hall moves to temporary home
• State kills West End beach restoration project
• 1,200 Ike 'slab' cases settled for $72 million
• 3 killed in fiery crash
• City planning to repave alleys
• West End beach work set to begin
• Mentoring program focuses on math, science lessons
• Church festival kicks off season
• La Marque man cashes in on game show
• Woman accused of robbing bank twice
• Officer recovering after crash; suspect arrested
• Block Broadway paving project, get car towed
• The art of being a cowboy
• CCISD panel to look at budget
• 7,000 attend Festival of Lights grand opening
• Chief, officer under investigation
• $40,000 towing bill for dozer left in street
• Officer injured in crash during high-speed chase
• Woman detained after report of bank robbery
• Escaped prisoner captured in neighborhood
• Dike fee raises $100K during test weekends
• Wounded military members relax in Kemah
• Internal affairs officer suspended from duty
• Veterans watchfire moved to Dickinson VFW
• Setup bar near day care denied liquor license
• Relatives talk man down from tower
• Council OKs new rules for chickens
• FEMA trailer deadline extended
• Rally organizer: ‘Insta-bar’ was a bad idea
• Mayor, 2 from council resign
• 2 children die in apartment fire
• Events to honor wounded veterans
• Coast Guard cutter to offer humanitarian aid
• Bar next to day care seeks liquor license
• Relatives talk man down from tower
• Post’s ‘first lady’ to play taps at island service
• Residents can get rid of hazardous waste
• Students entering The Grand to see "Pigeon Party"!
• Pediatrics open house on Saturday
• Search turns up man accused of stealing wallet
• Property tax statements hit the mail
• Biker dies of crash injuries
• 4 charged in marijuana raid
• Park board votes to return $575, 000 to city
• 2 officials corresponded about chairwoman's ouster
• Light poles less likely to be hit by vehicles
• Mayor wants to honor island’s veterans
• Man claims jailers beat him unconscious in cell
• Merrell takes interim VP, CEO role at TAMUG
• City gets OK to consider golf carts on beaches
• Ten wrecks during rally
• Bike rally draws 400,000 to island
• Capital murder charge dropped in infant’s death
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Kids Snow Zone new this year to Festival of Lights
• Driver injured in motorcycle accident
• Film based on life of Durst debuts in December
• Watchdog group leader ousted
• Bike rally draws mixed crowd to The Strand
• AmeriWaste draws complaints over rates
• Are Texas’ beaches still open to the public?
• Shuttle staying put for now
• Bikers pack downtown for Lone Star Rally
• Locals declare ‘insta-bar’ the pits
• Police union files lawsuit against Chief Wiley
• League City seeks resident opinions
• Hike in health insurance premiums likely for GISD
• Pilot makes emergency landing
• GISD to decide on new school board president
• After delays, Discovery expected to lift off today
• Mirror thieves target Mercedes-Benz automobiles
• Bike rally is back
• Japanese students visit island schools
• Eiland asks AG: Can resort operate a card room?
• Eiland survives election scare
• JP retires days before winning re-election
• Ousted councilman cries foul
• Republican tidal wave started with 1992 trickle
• Indictments detail multimillion stock sale fraud
• Butter churn on display at library
• Island prayer service interrupted by arrest
• Muller leaves corporation post
• 3 charged in home invasion of elderly couple
• Upgrades, repairs ongoing at UTMB
• Storm forces sailboat to anchor near beach
• Sullivan bests Godinich for clerk job
• O’Neal, Faggard win board races
• GOP sees historic gains among judges
• O’Brien defeats incumbent Lamb in Precinct 2
• Voters recall Mann, Barrett
• Roady to be county’s next district attorney
• GOP sweeps county offices
• Republican Henry unseats incumbent Yarbrough
• Driver charged in bicyclist’s May death
• Couple thwarts robbery attempt
• Voting do’s, dont’s: Tips for casting ballot
• Weather not likely to sway results
• Several hot county races on ballot today
• Isle’s fall cleanup begins
• Boy hit by car while trick-or-treating
• Octogenarians honored in ‘Yellow Rose’ ceremony
• Two hospitalized after Kemah boat accident
• TC area settled by black cowboys on historic list
• Early vote, straight tickets keys to victory
• New voters need an ID
• Signs aimed at reducing road rash
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Earning magnet school spot not easy
• Friendswood to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Cameras credited in wreck decrease
• Politics makes for estranged bedfellows
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Smith the pick to lead fire department
• League City’s city hall temporarily moves
• Wind-driven crane barge cuts power to 16,000
• Man posing as utility worker targets elderly
• Revitalization authority leads to council spat
• UBelong a hit with Shriners patients
• Michael Tole: "Struck by Lightning More Than Once, She Didn’t Yield"
• Council relaxes chicken rules
• ArtWalk
• Anchor Bay gets permit
• Surreally Fine Art Auction
• Woman unconscious in car for hours
• "Burn the Floor" in unloading now! Don't have you tickets yet? Call 409-765-1894 or log on to www.thegrand.com!
• GHA directed to submit site rebuilding plans
• Divers search lake for evidence in Calder killings
• Lights out for sex offenders
• Park board won’t return funds
• Democrat chairman: Primary funds misused
• County commissioners reject Clark’s title move
• Prof: No-limit game best bet for island casinos
• Boundless Playground opens in historic district
• GHA group to explore mixed-income option
• Central art students celebrate Day of the Dead
• Today is final day for early voting
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Father of twins who drowned at dike dies
• GOP candidate under fire for delinquent taxes
• Jury gives man 80-year sentence in child rape case
• Ebola experts join UTMB
• New mass spectrometer aids diabetes research
• Husband accused in wife’s stabbing death
• County judge denies conflict claims
• Explore island’s natural wonders
• Kemah plans to start construction on 57-acre park
• Documents cast doubt on suspension reason
• Texas City to mull 36% water bill increase
• Mahoney ethics fine is reduced to $500
• Rosenberg displays a pair of Moroccan scimitars
• Commission awards seawall fuel station permits
• Landry’s to demolish iconic Flagship Hotel
• Twins’ father still in danger
• Port hires new finance director
• Judge owes county $130,000 in back taxes
• The Grand is pleased to announce the addition of American Idol star Vonzell Solomon to the October 29th & 30th performances of Burn the Floor! For tickets call (409) 765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com
• Check out the new box office tile at The Grand!
• The Grand is pleased to announce the addition of American Idol star Vonzell Solomon to the October 29th & 30th performances of Burn the Floor! For tickets call (409) 765-1894 or visit our website at www.thegrand.com
• Check out the new box office tile at The Grand!
• Girl, 2, revived after trapped in car’s window
• National Night Out events set for today
• New 30th Street Pump Station open
• City moving forward with animal shelter plans
• Exchanges get heated at GHA meeting
• City to consider warning signs
• Group to discuss seawall gas station permits
• Signal glitch causes drivers headaches
• Report: Downtown among most dangerous US areas
• Housing authority to discuss possible land swap
• Relatives react to life sentences
• Time run out for Ike funds
• MUD 6 board wants district dissolved
• City wants group’s help with Holiday in Park bill
• Firefighters union claims city violated bargaining
• Philanthropist Thompson to be honored at The Grand
• Council divided on civil service fate
• Shooter kills woman, self; 1 other shot
• Congress passes NASA funding bill
• Businesses still waiting on $2.5M in Ike funds
• EPA issues record fine against BP
• Victim found in pool of blood
• Bill takes NASA in a new direction
• City, nonprofit group sponsor poster contest
• Friendswood to host marching band contest
• Parents asked to pitch in on school essentials
• Police group votes to sue chief
• School districts prepare for NASA layoffs
• Twin sisters drown at TC Dike; father critical
• Resident shot in face during home invasion
• Boys and Girls Club shows off post-Ike renovations
• Man who pleaded guilty in teens’ deaths testifies
• Get to know Larry Nichols, GISD’s superintendent
• District battling mosquitoes’ buzz
• Police identify victims of parking lot shootings
• AG issues Ike property value opinion
• Police look for clues in murder
• Oil spil at BP refinery contained
• Last day to register to vote
• Life in prison for drunken driver in teens’ deaths
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Check out the new box office tile at The Grand!
• The Grand is pleased to announce the addition of American Idol star Vonzell Solomon to the October
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• "INnovative Art to Wear" Trunk Show
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand" Opening Exhibition
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand"
• The Galveston Chamber of Commerce held it's 20th annual tournament.
• 1st Annual Mudbugs & Beer on the Bayou event to promote the newly created "C-Crewe."
• CPR training at The Grand!
• The Sidewalk of Stars is slowly but surely coming along!!!
• One of the artists getting ready for this year’s Serious Fun at Saltwater Grill! Don't f
• Gearing up for this year's "Serious Fun at Saltwater Grill" event! Local area kids h
• The Grand at todays Back to School Fair! For information on this seasons Serious Fun Children'
• Tonight is the night! Come join us for some "Serious Fun at Saltwater Grill!" For informa
• Grand employees spreading the word about the "Serious Fun" children's series to loca
• Rusty Scruby: "Playing in the Sand" Opening Exhibition
• ArtWalk
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009"
• ArtWalk
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dixie Friend Gay: "Mural Studies 1998–2009" Opening Exhibition
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Kids Art Class: Paper Bouquets
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Kids Art Class: Wire Sculptures
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Kids Art Class: Portraiture
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• Dan Rizzie: "The Flatbed Years"
• 4th of July Downtown
• Environmental Justice Workshops
• Why you should take your child to see a pediatric ENT
• Dr. Steven Viegas inducted in Hall of Fame at Archbishop Williams High School
• 68 Nursing Positions Available in Galveston
• Series Of ‘Revival And Reflections’
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• 4th Of July Parade
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life!
• Experience the World Through Cultural Exchange
• Staying Warm with the Help of Equal Health
• Seaside Treasure Festival
• Construction Consultant In Florida Advices Clients On What To Do To Prepare For Hurricanes
• City Manager Selects Charles Wiley for Police Chief Post
• If You Build It They Will Come: Island Skate Park Opens To Huge Crowds
• A Cure for the Summer Time Blues? Try the City’s Free Recreation Programs
• Obama in 2008
• chi
• City Launches Emergency Notification System
• Will You Be A Mardi Gras Merchant? Read This First!
• Adding Some Fa La La La Lights at Galveston City Hall
• Join other Texas Christians for an Alaska Cruise in 2008 !
• City Of Galveston: Holiday Express Trolley Service
• Galveston - Houston Commuter Rail Study
• Oktoberfest
• Welcome Back! Bikers Return To The Island For Lone Star Rally 2007
• City Of Galveston: What Should Galveston Look Like? You Tell Us!
• Galveston’s Newest Landmark: Star State Company, No. 3 Fire House
• Give Me Shelter : Island Transit to Install 13 New Bus Shelters
• Finance Urban Renewal and Rehabilitation
• Municipal Channel Debuts Scheduled Programming
• January Show Results
• Texas Aviation Hall of Fame Induction Gala 2006
• Christian Education
• 25th Annual Island Oktoberfest

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