Port Aransas, TX News

• Port Aransas, TX News
• Service set for Cherry Lee Cooper
• New South Jetty is out
• Hail!
• Pool schedule goes to summer hours June 2
• What a wahoo
• Splash for half price at pool Memorial Day
• Kids’ sailing lessons offered
• FISHING REPORT
• Slayed ‘em
• King and ling
• SURF’S UP
• A daughter is born to Sims family
• Fish fry slated
• Council discusses tide line, airport and windstorm issues
• Oath of office
• Man charged in jewel theft
• ‘Click it or ticket,’ TxDOT warns
• Rescued
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Kids to compete in fishing contest
• PASTOR’S PEN
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• The Bomaritos have been there
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Dial 1 for seagulls, 2 for pelicans, 3 for ...
• Graduation to be June 1
• KPAB says thanks to Planeteers with pizzas
• New leaders
• Final exams will be held May 29-31
• Talented teens
• Scholarships to be awarded Tuesday
• Field Day
• Ready to rock
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Summer’s almost here
• Concert is tonight
• First Friday features pottery exhibit June 1
• Meals on a stick
• Hoedown
• South Jetty earns writing, photo awards
• Island folks earn degrees
• Songwriters Showcase
• Pate, Roberson, Eggleston rate highest Marlin honors
• Awesome athletes
• Saying goodbye
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Hometown proud
• Lorette elected president
• Lifeguard class slated
• Elementary students make history come alive in wax
• New board members
• The citizen and the government
• EDITORIAL
• Lt. governor -- place of power
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• AFPA offers training class
• Walk is set for beachcombers
• Golf Ball Drop scheduled
• Giclee on display
• Art center to hold a youth summer camp
• ‘Shades’ of things to come
• Republicans dominate early voting
• Are we ready?
• Jumping for joy
• Hurricane readiness is town hall meeting topic
• Some to close for holiday
• May 17 edition of South Jetty on newsstands now
• Surfing lesson offered
• City aims to change laws on dune line, high tide location
• Family fun
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• FISHING REPORT
• Mother’s Day fishing
• Shamrock is lucky
• Half-price at pool on Memorial Day
• Fishing tourney begins Saturday
• Beachcomb with a guide Friday, May 25
• Lifeguard class starts
• BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
• Taylor
• Couple celebrates 57th anniversary
• Council will learn about avian and marine life rehabilitation
• Power play
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Just a drill
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Club: Computer center could close without more volunteers
• Nobody home
• Become a better pet ‘parent’
• Publishers meet in Port Aransas
• Chillin’ with chili
• Residential yard
• H2 - Oh, yeah!
• Second annual golf ball drop to be held May 29
• Early voting continues through tomorrow
• BMS tennis sweeps district tournament
• Lady Marlins stopped at quarter finals
• Baseball season ends at area level
• Top athletes to be named at banquet on Monday
• Two Marlins in top 10 at state track meet
• Scholars
• Shop talk
• PAISD bands to perform
• Buy piece of gym at school shop sale
• To fund high tech
• Pledging allegiance
• PAISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES AGENDA
• KPAB to elect new officers
• Drenched
• Marlin star
• Pre-k sign-up Tuesday
• In the swim
• In appreciation
• Poolside
• Preparing
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Little Chapel tours begin tomorrow
• Become aware of strokes
• RTA wants your opinion on bus routes
• The winner is...
• Presses not holding
• Pageant crowns Wyatt
• First Friday
• Bound for freedom
• Sales tax rebates level off in April
• TxDOT seeks public input
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• New voting machines used in recent election
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Dewhurst follows Perry’s lead
• Romney’s top performance
• EDITORIAL
• GOP flap in Texas Senate
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• New board members elected
• ArtFest, Songwriters Showcase up next for art center’s events
• ‘Atonement’ will be the topic of book club’s June discussion
• Water ride
• Time to get out the boots and get down
• A gopher would know it
• Voter turn-out ‘good’
• Surfers salute
• Beach elicits passion
• D'Hanis stops Marlins
• Election results are in
• Lady Marlins end season at regional quarter-finals
• Fries takes 8th in 1600m
• Pate takes eighth at state
• Marlins take game one
• Lady Marlins game changed to Saturday
• Fries finishes 7th in 3200
• Thunderstorms drench Port Aransas
• Tornado watch extended
• Proposed amendments on ballots Saturday
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• FISHING REPORT
• Redfish on
• What a catch!
• Got the big one
• Fishing tourney
• Shrimping closes Tuesday, May 15
• Lifeguard training coming
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Binoculars up Weekend of music, art
• Little Chapel on the Hill tours
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• New requirements set for first driver’s license
• POLICE BLOTTER
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• There’s a what?
• Area man drowns while surfing
• Beach vending to be on ballot
• REALLY native Port Aransans
• Volunteers tote tons of trash from beach
• Treasure hunt called success
• Lady Marlins eye regionals
• On the run
• Champs
• Booster club to elect officers on Monday
• Marlins head for area playoffs
• Swim team sets tryouts
• Theatre schedules summer workshop
• Miming
• Field day
• Pre-kinder registration set May 22
• Derby fun
• Parent survey due Friday
• Revved up
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Stretch!
• Moms to swim for free
• Ship runs into jack-up oil rig
• Seashore students will repeat drama
• PAHS grads will hold ’80s-themed reunion
• Breaking ground
• Early voting starts Monday in primaries
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Adding to the confusion . . .
• Finding roots is a good thing
• Can Dems hold back ‘Red’ tide?
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Ballots are being cast by PACT
• Chili cook-off offers more than just chili
• Enjoy music under the stars
• Canvas creations
• PACT to hold Redneck Prom
• Lab tour being offered today
• Low impact
• Voters have final say Saturday
• Travelin’ man
• Storm system weakens
• Marlins to play at Northside ISD complex
• Lady Marlins play for regional quarter-finals on Friday
• Marlins advance to area
• Lady Marlins take area in three games
• Marlins win first in bi-district series
• Ship crashes into rig off Port Aransas
• Area softball play-off series starts Thursday
• May 3 edition of the South Jetty on newsstands now
• Tourism contributes to Texas
• Candidates air views, qualifications
• In for weigh-in
• FISHING REPORT
• Boatmen compete
• Summer fishing tournaments set in Port Aransas
• Learn to be a lifeguard
• Animal friends to meet
• Son is born to Collins family
• HISTORY CORNER
• Anderson
• Smith
• Christenson
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Homecoming
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Cleaning up
• Officer injured in scuffle
• Travel and tourism week kicks off May 8
• Walking for a cure
• Cart club sets treasure hunt
• A ‘sting’ operation
• State birders to convene here
• Good golf!
• La Villa is next
• JVs stop Academy
• JV Marlins finish with 16-0 season
• Boosters set meeting
• Ladies face Johnson City
• Fries, Pate take aim at state
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• That’s a big rig
• Putting on the charm
• Students will perform at PACT Friday
• PAISD seeks parents’ opinions
• In the pocket
• School board resets meeting to May 17
• H.G. Olsen students will take to field tomorrow
• Art center plans three May events
• Lunches will fete teachers May 8, 9
• Game on
• End-of-school show is tonight
• EDUCATION NOTES
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Give ‘em ‘L’: Mitt!
• You’ve got the facts, folks
• So many places, so many ballots
• Political Cartoon
• Lab tours set for May 10
• Havanna Daydream performs Friday, May 11
• Art, music, food fun
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Meeting changed
• Register for chapel tour
• Message travels currents for two years to reach St. Joe Island
• Early voting to end Tuesday
• Hidden treasure
• Lady Marlins softball area play-off schedule set
• Fries heading to state in second event
• Pate to compete in high jump at state
• SandFest 2012
• Lady Marlins schedule warm-up games
• Island Shred Day is Tuesday
• The April 26 edition of the South Jetty is now on newsstands at the Family Center IGA, some convenience stores in Port Aransas, and on North Padre Island.
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Tourism contributes to Texas
• Pre-register for treasure hunt
• For a good cause
• TV star in town
• Fishing tournament, concert to feature musician Pat Green
• Bird count will begin on Saturday
• City, area officials object to proposed insurance hikes
• FISHING REPORT
• PAHS grad places in college tournament
• Whopper
• Deadline Friday
• CCA sets banquet Saturday, April 28
• Tay lor
• Hopkins
• Harrell
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Visitor eduction
• Rebates continue upward trend
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• ‘Caturday’ is set for Saturday
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Man charged with shotgun threat
• Clean machine
• Two charged with condo burglaries
• Council considers townhomes, more
• All hands in the sand
• Changes proposed in city’s ‘constitution’
• Antiques and more
• Marlins stop Pettus, 4-1
• Marlins trounce Falls City 14-1
• Voter opinion sought on beach vending
• Victory
• Help wanted
• Lady Marlins on to area playoffs
• Lady Marlins badger Bruni
• Golf season ends at regional
• BMS netters prepare for district bout
• PAHS tennis teams, players stopped at regional tourney
• Three named to statewide 1A academic all-star team
• Track athletes warm up; nine headed for region
• Mimes, clowns head May 3 program
• UTMSI opens registration for kids’ summer science
• Cleaning up
• Academically amazing
• Scholars headed for state UIL
• Trash talk
• PAISD
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Under the sun
• First Friday reception to be held on May 4
• Artists in the sand take SandFest honors
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• The ‘new,’ late Charles Colson
• Reach out to bullied, bullies
• Wisconsin might appeal to Texans
• Cartoon
• ISLAND
• Nominees sought for the board of directors at PACT
• South Jetty wins awards
• Young journalists
• Guided beachwalk slated for Friday
• Public dog park awaiting budget talks
• Volunteers to clean beach on Saturday
• Family fun
• Walking the walk
• Face-off
• Lady Marlins schedule warm-up games
• Brace for storms today
• Sandfest preparations continue
• H.G. Olsen Elementary School Disco Dance
• The April 19 edition of the South Jetty is now on newsstands
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• April 25 is deadline for artists to reserve booths
• Trustees support re-examination of standardized student testing
• FISHING REPORT Anglers fought wind this week
• Gafftop madness
• For the birds
• Clean up scheduled Saturday, April 28
• Scooping seaweed
• NOAA seeks input on snapper quotas
• CCA sets annual banquet April 28
• Made in the shade
• PASTOR’S PEN
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• 6,670+ pounds of junk is unloaded
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Parking volunteers needed at SandFest
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Caught in the rain
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Mark Haddon work is book club’s choice
• Under the disco ball
• Golfers needed for charity golf tourney
• On the inside
• Cart Club looking for treasure hunt sponsors
• CANDIDATES’ NIGHT
• On to regional!
• Send-off
• Runners left on base cost Marlins a victory
• Marlins shut out Woodsboro, 10-0
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Dog park site up for discussion tonight
• PAEF tops $100,000 in grants awarded
• Meeting in the middle
• Respect due for all career choices
• A case for changes in our drug laws
• Cartoon
• Chapel tours set
• Recycling is KPAB topic
• Bake sale to benefit seniors; volunteers for SandFest needed
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Tropical Punch plays Sunset Sounds
• Art center sets sale on Saturday
• Fleet feet
• Officials say bullying is under control at PAISD
• SandFest
• PAHS golf teams finish third, fourth at regional
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Windy conditions pose threat of rip currents
• Students meet goal for Lone Star Leadership
• New South Jetty on most newsstands
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Recycling service explained
• Enjoying wine and appetizers
• Gillette wins logo contest
• New sign
• Grand grouper
• Beautiful weather brings better fishing
• Play ball
• Golf deadline set
• Great lings
• Pool hours extending
• Williams
• Carlson
• Woodruff
• Representing
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Parrot Heads set meeting to celebrate fundraiser
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Debris jams wheel, causes wreck
• City beach will get new showers
• Candidates’ Night scheduled April 26
• Man indicted in SUV deaths
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Coach’s boat
• Ar t!
• $10,000 raised for food pantry
• Secich to manage PACT
• A&M lab tour is set for today by H.E.L.P
• Passing through
• On to regional
• Ten headed to area
• JV stops Dulce’s ’Horns
• Marlins put the hurt to Agua Dulce foes
• Girls out-hit opponents
• Marlins roll over Runge
• Digging deep
• Netters advance to regionals
• Art show winners named
• Time is short to reserve ArtFest space
• Help wanted
• Beach cleanup set for April 28
• TAKS scheduled for April 23-27
• Disco dance on Friday
• We’ve come a long way
• In the hunt
• Easter smiles
• And, they’re off!
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• A vision worth supporting
• Movies missed reality of Titanic
• Rapoport loss will run deep
• Cartoon
• Enjoy yoga on the beach
• Toss junk during city’s ‘spring cleaning’ event
• AGENDAISLAND
• Music in the park
• Green light
• Surf claims two lives
• Lesson Mountain
• Golf teams advancing to regional
• 'Broadway Revue' dinner tickets sold out
• South Jetty on newsstands
• Mercer logs: What are they - and why?
• Easter dinner: Stick to tradition
• Flocking to the beach
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Services
• Anglers catch mackerel, snapper
• Tuna trip
• Nature’s antifreeze
• FISHING REPORT
• On the rocks
• Bring on the trout
• Play golf for a good cause
• Buffet Public is invited on Easter
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Clark
• UTMSI student’s paper is published
• Oils on the water?
• Zap!
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Club will view hidden gardens
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Auto fire
• Sunset Sounds opens April 13
• Beach treasures pay off for ARK
• POLICE BLOTTER
• It’s an 80s thing
• Passing through
• Sponsors, volunteers still needed
• Going swimmingly
• Ready to play ball
• Batter up!
• Lady Marlins score win over Benavides
• Bruni no match for Ladies’ bats
• Golfers prep for district at Alice
• Big swing
• Slide!
• Bats keep balls in the park
• Scholarship ceremony rescheduled
• Winners
• The wind-up
• Marlins rack up win on the road
• JV Marlins defeat Kingsville, Falls City
• School grants to be awarded
• Paddling along
• Lesson Mountain
• Toothy catch
• Boogie on down at school
• Knot tying
• Students raising fund for program
• Wanted: Volunteers
• NHS: More than grades
• Track team rakes in ribbons
• Big swing
• Middle school Marlins say district is a success
• Fun on the beach
• Fish on the Line moves
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Parrot Heads will ‘phlock’ on April 12
• ‘Super slam’
• ArtFest booths available
• New business opens doors
• Spring cleanup
• Treasure hunters
• Not too early to plan for storms
• Animal Friends to discuss bricks at Tuesday meet
• White water surfing
• Adopt-A-Beach seeks helpers
• Informal birding classic set for April
• Two hundred gather for turtle release
• Farenthold to speak at Rotary Club today
• Paint us purple!
• Mariculture lab tour scheduled April 12
• Health care plan - is it care or cure?
• Easter tradition: Dye the dog
• Romney debate Newt, Rick? Nah
• Cartoon
• ISLANDAGENDA
• First Friday showcases women
• Chapel tours set Friday, Saturday
• Broadway Revue goes on stage Saturday
• Easter bunnies
• Churches set Easter services
• Easter egg hunt slated on Sunday
• Cottages to culture
• Art in the heart of old town?
• Pamela Clark
• Marlins ranked #3
• 'Cinderella Waltz' going on stage Monday
• New South Jetty is out
• Marlins clip Eagles’ wings, 12-2
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Junk joy
• Sand sculpting lessons offered Saturday, April 14
• In the wind
• FISHING REPORT
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Daughter is born to Munoz, Hernandez
• Price is right!
• Churches set community wide Easter sunrise service April 8
• DiRenzo
• Moore
• Mayer
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Resident: Cops roughed me up
• SandFest needs sponsors
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• Rotary to hold egg hunt on Easter Sunday
• Revue will offer dinner, show at PACT on April 7
• Farenthold due here for talk
• Residential yard
• Commercial yard
• Little League opens Saturday
• Kenedy game reset to April 10
• Honored athletes
• All-state
• Safe at first
• BMS track teams bring home medals
• Racking up the blue
• Family fun
• Highway birders
• Hailing a homerun
• Students show off work at art center camp
• Hunter leads cruise committee
• JV golf tourney is ‘instructional’
• Turtle release Sunday
• Heavy metal
• Packing it down
• One man drowns; another is rescued
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Event to be held for parents of eighth graders
• PAHS first in district UIL meet
• PAHS UIL one-act play members receive awards
• What’s different about Trayvon?
• Difference made at grassroots
• Cartoon
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• If not for tourists . . .
• AGENDAISLAND
• Golf Ball Drop to repeat - but when?
• Beach ‘treasures’ on sale Saturday
• Cart club sets bonfire for Sunday
• Deadline looms Sunday for booth space at Art Fest
• Survey for Island Road expansion just the start
• On the road
• In ink
• Busy, profitable, exhausting
• Long-time coach, guide Wally Mayer dies
• Spring Break 2012 Part 1
• New South Jetty is out
• Cleared for take-off
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• KPAB offers afghans
• Hunter heads trafficking probe
• Port Aransas welcomes new business
• FISHING REPORT
• Nice stringer
• Spring Break fun in Mexico
• Holy mackerel!
• Marine microbes are focus of lecture
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Kacie Bass, Donovan Kypke wed
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Man charged with firing gun on beach
• Road rage? Man waves assault rifle in traffic jam
• Not allowed
• Council addresses airport, finances, election
• Spring Break 2012
• PAHS golfers bring home two trophies
• Port Aransas Marlins Golf
• Port Aransas Marlin Tennis
• JV netters rate trophies; rain hinders varsity play
• Brundrett Middle School Track
• Port Aransas Marlins Varsity Baseball
• Lady Marlin Softball
• Port Aransas Marlins Track
• Ladies beat Ben Bolt in district road trip
• Marlins win 3 of 4 in Fayetteville tourney
• Lady Marlins blank La Villa; defense now clamping down
• Winning at loss
• STAAR testing slated Monday and Tuesday
• Vro oom!
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Thoroughly theatrical
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• People responsible for litter
• Obamacare is threat to liberty
• GOP running on Perry’s record
• Cartoon
• Free tour of beach is Friday
• AGENDAISLAND
• Money for the ARK
• Recyling to be topic at the KPAB meeting
• City looking for input on proposed dog park
• Dirt bike trail hinges on funding
• Spring Break
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Library book club to discuss ‘Cold Mountain’ on April 10
• Shark focus
• PAISD one-act play to compete in UIL zone
• FISHING REPORT
• 52-pound amberjack
• Beach walk slated Friday, March 23
• Sailfish hooked
• Pool is open late for break
• JELM Center is looking for ideas from the public
• Art center logo designs due today
• Zivley
• Fuiman to lecture
• Keller benefit planned
• First of its kind
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Sugar Land man is held in attempted theft of cart
• Cops seek two in UTMSI vandalism
• Keeping an eye out
• PASTOR’S PEN
• April golf tourney to help day school
• Museum offers Little Chapel tours
• Looking good
• Recycling to be topic for KPAB
• McMullin to run again for mayor
• Hicks joins NERR as training coordinator
• Soaking up the sun
• Marlins split twin bill on road trip
• Track teams return from Ingleside with ribbons
• Weather fails to slow BMS teams
• Boys sweep Bishop tourney
• Weather shortens JV game with Benavides
• JV girls are learning new field positions
• Bad innings, errors lead to Lady Marlins’ loss to Aransas Pass
• Lady Marlins open district with 21-2 win over Benavides
• Marlins set for ‘fun’ season
• Sides disagree on bike track
• Port Aransas leads in rebates
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• The Nina and the Pinta
• Campbell on A Honor Roll
• Freshman tests will be held March 26, 27
• Consultant: Schools need tech upgrade
• Meeting, greeting
• Hope? Heed Ronald Reagan
• EDUCATION NOTES
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Spring Break has come a long way
• Perry vs. Dems on funding loss
• Cartoon
• Local talent will perform at PACT variety show Saturday
• Island Agenda
• Port A Rockers start PHling
• Hunt for critters in the marsh and dunes
• Three linchpins stand between Schlitterbahn and turning dirt
• Don’t cry for me
• Spring Break
• Traffic on State Hwy. 361 to be re-routed
• Style Show a Hit!
• Hurry for the historical!
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Biking, running
• ‘Book Thief ’ is topic for book club
• ‘Boot Scoot’ is slated for Wednesday
• Anglers catch tuna, marlin
• FISHING REPORT
• Giant mako
• Tagged redfish
• Happy tuna anglers
• Relax with yoga class on the beach
• Grouper caught
• First Baptist sets barbecue
• Talk on sailing and ship building
• PASTOR’S PEN
• At The Chapel of the Incarnate Word
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Yay to cops
• Sign up for art booths now
• Bon voyage!
• Looking deep within
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Gift of life
• Port Aransas Marlins Golf
• Varsity Baseball
• Lady Marlin Softball
• Golfers 2nd, 3rd at Alice
• Coach: Softball district will be ‘very competitive’
• JV ladies improve in Woodsboro game
• Reaves: Lady Marlins need focus
• She’s safe!
• Marlins win three in Third Coast Tourney
• Port Aransas Marlins Track
• JV hosts tennis tourney, earns ribbons
• Marlins win, place at Ingleside
• BMS tracksters do well at meet
• On the run
• Woodsboro tops Lady Marlins
• Brundrett Middle School Track
• Port Aransas Marlin Tennis
• Medina win earns Marlins next step up
• Marlins’ season ends at semi-finals
• Going up
• Battling
• Hometown crowd
• Book buyers
• Sewing fair items
• Hanging around
• Pirate party fun
• Crawford, Fries and Hawes named to A&M dean’s list
• EDUCATION NOTES
• PAISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES AGENDA
• PAISD
• Center seeks designs
• Born on the island?
• AFPA meeting today
• Declining sea ice topic of tonight’s UTMSI lecture
• Pool hours are extended Spring Break
• Taxes, transit to be examined
• Model maker
• History lovers
• Money talk
• Mayor stumps for city in Washington
• Wanted: One good lead guitarist; Winter Texan preferred
• At JELM library
• Work continues
• SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES SPEAK OUT
• SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES SPEAK OUT
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• GUEST FORUM
• Teams are source of pride
• Ultrasounds, the ultra-truth
• Remembering Reggie Bashur
• Cartoon
• SOLD OUT
• Garden club style show today
• Watch the birdy
• Island Agenda
• Talent spotlighted at PACT Saturdays
• Good news
• Ballots close; one race contested
• Welcome Spring Breakers
• Big smoke plume
• Marlins end season against Milano
• Marlins head to New Braunfels
• Chapel tours start at 9:30 a.m.
• PTO Book Fair starts Monday
• Marlin netters compete in Goliad
• South Jetty on the newsstands
• Memories of the “giggly aunts”
• Join fun on Sunday
• Birds and birders
• Cold run
• Beach dash a success despite bad weather
• Round robin tennis scheduled Saturday
• And, they’re off!
• Wet and cold
• Group lands huge mako
• Sinister Sponges
• Catch includes shark
• Offshore catch
• Make a note: new spring pool hours
• Good fight
• Monthly chapel tours set
• Boy born to Youngs
• Making time for God
• Winter Texans of the year honored
• JELM chooses Hodgeses Winter Texans of the Year
• Happy hound
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Spring Break meeting set Tuesday
• Cuddly kittens
• Time to talk storms already?
• Retirement time
• Last chance for police banquet tickets today
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Sushi tasting benefit Tuesday is sold out
• Consolidation
• Roosting in Port Aransas
• Center holds blood drive today
• Architect to speak on sailing March 8
• Carnival fun
• Scientist to relate how fish caused extinctions
• Players earn honors
• Marlins earn berth in regional quarters
• Port Aransas Marlins Track
• Rainy courts
• Brundrett Middle School Track
• Port Aransas Marlins Golf
• Port Aransas Marlin Tennis
• Varsity Baseball
• Lady Marlins split in rainy Woodsboro
• Lady Marlin Softball
• 4th Annual Third Coast Baseball Tournament
• Marlins to host tournament
• Action thriller set for next PA movie time
• Committees eye states, feds
• Polly wanna parade?
• Coffee break
• Parading
• Fashions and Flip-Flops
• No sacrifices in these Lent recipes
• Final Skelton marathon set in council chamber today
• Art Center for the Islands
• Wellness is brown bag talk topic Wednesday
• Helping hand
• A&M shrimp lab tour set for Friday
• ROMEOs serenade wives
• Cubs to hold barbecue fundraiser on Saturday
• Bit of bridge
• What about south Mustang Island?
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Three win contests
• Sewing fair is set for Monday
• Sign of the times
• There’s a fourth R
• Credentials earned
• Testing schedule set
• Pirate party is fundraiser for D.C. trip
• Quite a quartet
• Classroom surprise
• JELM set dance for March 15
• Bon voyage!
• JELM set dance for March 14
• Spring PHling is March 10
• Help for grad students
• In the pink
• Water: It’s worth saving
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Gender gap, now God gap
• Cartoon
• Sadler takes aim at school cuts
• Benefit to help Lovett with medical expenses
• PAPHA auction and dinner
• Talent on stage
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Entries are being submitted for First Friday
• Here’s the dirt:
• On parade
• Foul weather fails to foil fowl festival
• Parade royalty
• Race is on
• Marlins come from behind to stop Medina
• Mayer named finalist for teaching award
• Fog slows ferry service
• Next up for Marlins: Medina
• Marlins advance to regional quarter-finals
• Marlins still leading
• Marlins leading at the half
• Little local impact expected from closing of Corpus Christi mail center
• New South Jetty on newsstands
• PAPHA publishes Mercer Logs
• ‘Boot Scoot’ set for JELM on March 14
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Flag retirement set for Sunday at VFW
• Ford will talk about Mercer logs on Monday
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• At Civic Center March 2
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Mariculture lab tour slated for Friday, March 2
• JELM Bridge plays Friday
• Annual style show to be held March 8
• Hobby hoopla
• PASTOR’S PENObey God first
• Grand catch
• Offshore catch
• Bounty of amberjack
• Tides at Port Aransas
• Weather Watch
• Fish on!
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Big reds
• Crab traps to be removed by TPWD
• Black drum
• Beach dash event to be held Saturday
• Such a sweet family
• Mardi Gras carnival is Saturday at Sharkey’s
• All member art exhibit to be March 2
• Buzzzzzzzzzzzz!
• Way up
• What a welcome!
• Marlins
• Warmed up
• JV Marlins close season with win
• Doing double digits
• Marlins put away Woodsboro, 70-56
• Marlins come from behind to score win
• Heartbreaker
• Dinosaurs one of the topics at next Brown Bag lecture
• Fundraisers
• Red Skelton shows set for March 1
• Relay For Life is seeking sponsors
• Up in the air
• Garbage and fire truck among topics at Feb. 16 council meeting
• Students get half-day off on Friday
• Author visits
• Recycling day
• Sold-out success
• Beach glass jewelry class list for March 7 lost
• Dart Association to hold awards banquet Tuesday
• Parrot Heads to sponsor party and fundraiser to benefit food pantry
• Book club meeting set March 13
• Hampton Inn hotel planned on SH 361
• Shine your boots for PAPHA’s annual benefit March 3
• Prayer Shawl Ministry seeks yarn donations
• Submit a logo!
• Full house
• City savings
• Recycling expands
• Purple Party on Saturday
• Shop for shoes; help Pink Ladies
• Got a sweet tooth?
• Warming up for Winter Sounds
• Rehearse for talent and variety show
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Liberties taken with marking Black history
• Political Cartoon
• Birders flock together
• Pride of Port Aransas
• PAISD impressive
• Tribute to Einkauf
• Student testing said premature
• May elections
• JELM artists to show work
• Gobble sushi, help art center
• Art Fest booths are up for grabs
• Bargain seekers
• Low interest rates on bonds mean savings
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Bike-jog set at nature preserve March 4
• Cub Scouts set barbecue fundraiser for March 3
• Student fundraiser to have pirate theme
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Eyes on the ball
• Port Aransas Marlins Varsity Baseball
• Brundrett Middle School Track
• Pool hours change at Community Park for spring season
• Big serve
• Cupid tournament winners announced
• Port Aransas Marlins Tennis
• Rain mars tourney
• Little League try-outs will close today
• Wild about whoopers
• Marlins drop warm-up to West Oso
• Marlins win in warm-up
• Time told for Marlins warm-up game
• Whooping crane boat tour added to festival
• Heartbreak loss
• New South Jetty is out
• Disaster
• Disaster
• Pondering pelicans
• Schlitterbahn proposed for North Padre Island
• Pondering pelicans
• Schlitterbahn proposed for North Padre Island
• Laissez les bon temps rouler!
• Rotary Club shrimp boil slated Saturday
• Chefs to pair wines
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Parade preparations
• Laissez les bon temps rouler!
• Rotary Club shrimp boil slated Saturday
• Chefs to pair wines
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Parade preparations
• Citywide sale set on Saturday
• Agreed: Budget needs some help
• Citywide sale set on Saturday
• Agreed: Budget needs some help
• Victim of brain-freeze
• Losing liberty
• Political Cartoon
• Victim of brain-freeze
• Losing liberty
• Political Cartoon
• Attack ship replica
• Attack ship replica
• Winners
• Winners
• Huddling up
• On the move
• Huddling up
• On the move
• Pettus pops JV Marlins with district loss
• Pettus pops JV Marlins with district loss
• Floor plan
• Floor plan
• Fun Monday fishing
• Fun Monday fishing
• TPWD 11th annual removal
• FISHING REPORT
• Seven keepers
• TPWD 11th annual removal
• FISHING REPORT
• Seven keepers
• Isla Mujeres sailfish
• Isla Mujeres sailfish
• Tides at Port Aransas
• Tides at Port Aransas
• Weather Watch
• Weather Watch
• Trout hooked
• Trout hooked
• PASTOR’S PEN
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Line dancing
• Line dancing
• Beach Dash is slated Feb. 25
• Beach Dash is slated Feb. 25
• Try-outs for Little League start today
• Try-outs for Little League start today
• PAHS tennis
• PAHS tennis
• Winter Texans, residents team up for tennis tournament
• Winter Texans, residents team up for tennis tournament
• Cupid’s Doubles Shuffle Tennis Tournament
• Cupid’s Doubles Shuffle Tennis Tournament
• Digging it
• Digging it
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Police banquet set; public invited, too
• PHoPA to unveil a mural
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• PACT play nears end
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Me ow!
• Police banquet set; public invited, too
• Next up: A Ford vehicle
• PHoPA to unveil a mural
• Sewing goodwill
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• PACT play nears end
• Me ow!
• Next up: A Ford vehicle
• Sewing goodwill
• For the festival
• For the festival
• Mercer Logs to be presented February 27
• The winner
• Mercer Logs to be presented February 27
• The winner
• Firing
• On Kenedy’s courts
• Eagles make it a game
• Pink Ladies accepting donations for annual shoe and purse sale
• Annual Festival starts Feb. 23
• Marlins
• Firing
• On Kenedy’s courts
• Eagles make it a game
• Pink Ladies accepting donations for annual shoe and purse sale
• Annual Festival starts Feb. 23
• Marlins
• One game at a time
• One game at a time
• Lady Marlins
• Unity, respect
• Lady Marlins
• Unity, respect
• Port A pounding
• Port A pounding
• Above and beyond
• Above and beyond
• Grand entrance
• Grand entrance
• Up next: Sabinal
• Up next: Sabinal
• Legislators busy in ‘off ’ season
• Sushi
• Wading, waiting
• Legislators busy in ‘off ’ season
• Sushi
• Wading, waiting
• Filing period ends March 5
• Filing period ends March 5
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Cold one
• Cold one
• Style show tickets are on sale now
• Hobby session is today at Community Center
• Style show tickets are on sale now
• Hobby session is today at Community Center
• Flocking together
• Flocking together
• Survivor party set Feb. 25 by Relay For Life
• Survivor party set Feb. 25 by Relay For Life
• Colorful outing
• Colorful outing
• Buffing up the beach
• Buffing up the beach
• Red Skelton movies back at Pastime
• Red Skelton movies back at Pastime
• Clean-up a success
• Clean-up a success
• Quilting for a cause
• Quilting for a cause
• Early release day scheduled
• Kindergarten computing
• STAAR question session set
• Early release day scheduled
• Kindergarten computing
• STAAR question session set
• EDUCATION NOTES
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Girl Scouts selling cookies
• Girl Scouts selling cookies
• Cards for a cause
• Cards for a cause
• Looking, listening
• Looking, listening
• Great debaters
• Great debaters
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Port Aransans to attend school board conference
• AFPA cancels meeting
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Port Aransans to attend school board conference
• AFPA cancels meeting
• Pork dinner and dance set at VFW
• Pork dinner and dance set at VFW
• National exposure
• National exposure
• CITY COUNCIL, PLACE 6
• CITY COUNCIL, PLACE 6
• Vendors for Mardi Gras are sought
• A&M tours slated by city’s parks department
• Commercial yard
• Vendors for Mardi Gras are sought
• A&M tours slated by city’s parks department
• Commercial yard
• Coastal Bend Woodcarving Show
• Coastal Bend Woodcarving Show
• Bargain art goes on sale on Saturday
• Arctic Ice in Hot Water
• Bargain art goes on sale on Saturday
• Arctic Ice in Hot Water
• UTMSI series
• UTMSI series
• Calling all talent
• Calling all talent
• Hear about whoopers Wednesday
• Blues set for winter concert
• Hear about whoopers Wednesday
• Blues set for winter concert
• HISTORY CORNER
• HISTORY CORNER
• That’s what friends are for
• That’s what friends are for
• Diving dolphins
• Diving dolphins
• Marlins end district play with wins
• Marlins end district play with win
• Lady Marlins play for area on Thursday
• Lady Marlins dominate in bi-district win
• Woodsboro game times change
• Marlins post wins
• Message in a bottle
• Neblett recalls his 31 years on bench
• Six file in first days of period
• Let’s hear it!
• Marlins
• Getting physical
• JVs stop Beavers 42-31
• Beat Falls City 64-32
• Kiwanis Club to host culinary event Feb. 20
• Parks topic at next Brown Bag lecture
• Cupid’s tournament slated for Feb. 18
• Deadline today to register for Old-Lympics
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Great trip
• Crab traps to be cleared from bays
• Great mako
• FISHING REPORT
• Red tide gone
• Hog Island catch
• Tides at Port Aransas
• Weather Watch
• Big catch
• Sign up to participate
• JELM dance is set Wednesday
• Richter
• Hudspeth
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Winter Sounds brings blues on Feb. 20
• Fashions, flip-flops mix in Garden Club style show March 8
• Oils, acrylics are topic at art center workshop
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• How bad was the drought? Lecture will answer that
• Emotions uncorked
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pedestrian ferry coming?
• Buying books by the bushel
• City offers souvenir workshop
• Yum!
• Shrimp Boil slated Feb. 18
• Be an early bird
• Nautical knowledge
• Ready, set, dig!
• Bird talk this week
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Port Aransas Community Theatre
• Clean the beach on Saturday
• Residential yard
• Free yoga is Saturday
• Senate hopefuls debate -- sort of
• The President’s ‘social gospel’
• Political Cartoon
• 11th Street: Bring it on!
• Good care
• Beach Dash art winners chosen
• Pretty plates
• JELM to host a fun lunch
• Book club is discussing historical fiction novel
• Hobby talk set
• H.E.L.P. is touring marine lab Feb. 16
• PAPHA to host author at lecture
• Two on deans’ lists
• Hot potatoes!
• Jumping to conclusions
• Learn more of STAAR on Feb. 16
• Students get half holiday on Feb. 24
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Contracts, calendars are trustees’ topics
• Big hug
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Where’s Port Aransas Phil?
• New company opens
• Enough for three to become paramedics
• On point
• Fire one!
• Falls City JV stops Lady Marlins, 30-20
• DEE-fense!
• Lady Marlins fall to Falls City squad
• Lady Marlins
• Lady Marlins prep for post-season
• Young Lady Marlins
• Young Marlins end with a win
• Little League try-outs set
• UIL realignment will make it a new ball game
• Falls City gets best of BMS 8th grade girls
• Brundrett Marlins
• Falls City proves too tough for BMS men
• Musical comedy plays Saturday
• Carnival to follow Mardi Gras parade
• Herbs to be next topic for garden club
• Port Aransas gets 2.37 inches of rain
• VFW auction, raffle, dinner Feb. 18
• Full circle
• Marlins score big win over Pettus
• Lady Marlins to play Agua Dulce in first round
• Lady Marlins chalk up win
• JV Marlins lose to Pettus
• 8ith grade Lady Marlins end with win
• Untitled
• Tides at Port Aransas
• Weather watch
• Charges to committees
• Citizen support
• Marlins stop Falls City
• Tough night for Lady Marlins
• Combined 7th-8th grade Lady Marlins fall
• Basketball UIL district realignment moves Marlins
• New South Jetty is out
• Water bosses consider 8-mile long water line
• In the early morning light
• Glenn Martin named Citizen of the Year
• ‘Hearts for the Arts’ is the First Friday exhibit
• ‘Phil’ hunt is Thursday
• Melodrama opens on PACT stage tonight
• ISLAND AGENDA
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR DEADLINE IS 10 A.M. MONDAY
• 3A Defense cuts are defenseless
• Compromise or postpone voting
• Political Cartoon
• Martin deserves kudos
• Kudos for integrity
• Push harder
• Cheers to chief
• Super at science
• POLICE BLOTTER
• FISHING REPORT
• Freeze rule change is being considered
• Big red
• Great catch
• Anglers return to ‘lucky spot’
• ‘Big uglies’
• Plenty to share
• Winter beach cleanup set February 11
• Goike baby born Jan. 18
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Valentine dance, dinner Wednesday
• Staying healthy
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Registration deadline is Feb. 9 for ‘Old-Lympics’
• Season ender
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• H.E.L.P. to hear of veterans’ program
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Blood buddy
• Two charged with robbery in alleged home invasion
• Windstorm conference sees insurance rate battle
• Whooping Crane Festival set
• Bodacious abodes
• Ray gets honors at Lackland
• Art center holding logo design contest
• Airborne
• Where’s the ball?
• Marlins
• It’s about the boards
• Up and over
• Clean slate
• Slow start . . .
• Like this
• Free throws make difference in 57-46 win over Woodsboro
• Little League try-outs set
• Marlin sluggers ranked 3rd in state
• JV Ladies put squeeze on Woodsboro
• Defense keys win over visiting Lions
• Brundrett Middle School
• Family portrait
• Despite slow start, Marlins post a win
• Ladies hold Kenedy to 8 points at home
• Delicious dining
• Yoga class scheduled
• Ready to run? Dash is Feb. 25
• City to air comedy film on Feb. 11
• Chamber names officers
• New slate
• Practice
• IN THE KITCHEN WITH SLING
• Red Skelton movies slated
• Mardi Gras!
• Talk topic: Island birds
• House of cards
• PACT gives Sandy Awards
• And the winners are...
• Personalized bricks raise funds for shelter
• Huge garage sale slated for Feb. 18
• Having a ball
• Awesome artwork
• Carnival fun
• Perez nabs good grades, makes team
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Crowd pleaser
• Red tide is topic of UTMSI ‘Ask the Scientist’ tonight
• Farley building to reopen Tuesday
• Free whooper talk scheduled Feb. 15
• Poker tourney to benefit youth trip
• SCHOOL MENUS
• VFW seeking donations for fundraising auction
• Round Robin tourney scheduled for Saturday
• Saturday and Sunday
• “La Charette” topic of next Brown Bag lecture
• Step right up!
• Socked in
• JV Marlins pluck Woodsboro Eagles
• Marlins sack Eagles
• JV Ladies post win
• We're posting basketball scores!
• Lady Marlins stop Woodsboro
• Pony League try-outs slated
• Glenn Martin is 2012 Citizen of the Year
• PAHS baseball team ranked in pre-season poll
• Some tickets available for 11 a.m. Homes Tour bus
• Whooper festival Feb. 23-26
• Yee Haw!
• Volunteers sought for Feb. 11 beach cleanup
• Art Center has new name
• JELM lunch Tuesday will feature travel
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Pair hurt in home invasion
• Friendly warning
• Second Skelton marathon is set for Feb. 3
• POLICE BLOTTER
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• H.E.L.P. series to tour A&M mariculture lab
• Coffee socials are for state travelers
• Prayer shawls
• Additional activities scheduled
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Einkauf
• Tides
• Wx Watch
• Annual hunt
• Registration now open
• Day well spent
• Massive haul
• Landed
• FISHING REPORT
• Women’s wellness topic at Wednesday’s Brown Bag
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Hundreds of works available at book sale
• Home, sweet, sweet home
• Groundhog stroll Feb. 2
• Fiddler crab quirks to be topic of lecture
• Election filing will open Feb. 6
• Moving in
• Marlins score big over Pettus for homecoming
• Marlins
• Marlins open district with win over Falls City
• JVs a class act at Classic
• Ranked Falls City team gets best of Lady Marlins
• Lady Marlins stop Pettus squad, 58-27
• Sandy Awards will name best talents
• Dine Around is Monday
• Fish fry
• Join beach walk Friday
• AGENDA
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR DEADLINE IS 10 A.M. MONDAY
• All the marbles
• Falls City stops JVs
• Lady Marlins
• Tickets available for event to honor Citizen of the Year
• TOUR ON
• Perry not ready for prime-time
• It’s complicated
• Political Cartoon
• Good work
• Cheers for tall ship!
• We have ourselves to blame
• They’re the champs!
• Brundrett Middle School
• Over Woodsboro
• JV Marlins score win over Falls City
• Woodsboro poses no trouble for BMS
• PAISD
• Winter carnival is Friday
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Royal dance
• Deadline nears for health plan signup
• Bird lessons
• Crowned queen
• Trustees extend Doughty contract, approve stipend
• Look-alikes
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Play poker to aid BMS
• History talk is Monday
• Heart art bidding now open
• PACT house
• Bikes off!
• PAHS ROYALTY
• Marlin varsity stomps Kenedy
• Lady Marlins, JV Marlins score wins
• Tickets still available for chamber celebration
• Marlins JV victorious
• Lady Marlins JV come out on top
• Rachel Davis crowned homecoming queen
• PAHS JV teams win big
• Happy homecoming
• BMS boys wallop Woodsboro
• Brundrett Middle School girls win
• New South Jetty is out
• All but one
• Dazzling duchesses
• Push on to boost paramedic count
• Political Cartoon
• Three victories for conservatives
• Few opportunities
• Cheers for recycling
• Enforce leash law
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR DEADLINE IS 10 A.M. MONDAY
• It takes a village
• Incivility sad
• 2A Primary delays concern parties
• Watch where you pack punch
• Sailing away
• ‘Opal’s Million Dollar Duck’ soon will be ‘cooked goose’
• Rotary to host fish fry, dance
• Winter Sounds slated Monday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Health Fair 2012
• Winter dance is Wednesday
• Book club alters meeting date
• Book sale slated Feb. 4-5
• Give blood
• Friday matinee promises laughs
• Strumming songs
• Yum!
• Sales tax rebates slow down
• Learn photo care at 3Ls talk Tuesday
• Cones
• Working out
• PASTOR’S PEN
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• Nice reds
• Younger hunters must take course
• Success!
• FISHING REPORT
• Red handed
• Whooper fest now taking registrations
• Back at the dock
• Tides at Port Aransas
• Weather Watch
• Winter red
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Port Aransas man charged with child computer porn
• Panel will talk about diabetes
• Port Aransan is ‘Veteran of the Day’ at Disney World
• Dine Around features Port Aransas eateries
• Top citizen to be named
• Roaring norther
• Mathews gets art nod
• Super Bowl fans may need to get creative
• Cruise for a cause
• Donations sought for VFW annual benefit
• Chamber participates in Coastal Bend Travel Fair
• Just a drill
• Home Tour
• Brundrett Middle School
• Young Marlins stop both Kenedy teams
• Combined teams score win over KMS
• Marlins
• JV to host tourney here on Saturday
• Rebound!
• Bigger, not better
• Lady Marlins
• Homecoming slated Friday
• JV ladies score win over ’Boro
• Walking the talk
• SCHOOL MENUS
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Students to accept sale items Sunday
• Lunch line
• Girl Scouts launch cookie sale
• Behind the mask
• Phillips is named to dean’s list
• Texas Exes honor Mayer as outstanding teacher
• Historical talk slated Jan. 30
• Sandy Awards to be presented
• Getting some air
• City offers beach walk in pier area
• On assessing
• Murph surfs
• It’s a hot potato! Bake is tonight
• Carving class
• Amos to show ‘head shots’ at a public lecture tonight
• Committees are tasked
• Double-take
• Marlin varsity scorches Falls City
• Long-time guide Gary Einkauf dies
• Lady Marlin varsity, JV, fall to Falls City
• JV Marlins defeat Falls City
• PAISD trustees to evaluate superintendent
• PAISD trustees to evaluate superintendent
• Champagne cruise to kick off Relay For Life on Friday
• BMS Lady Marlins score win
• Ferries temporarily stop accepting RVs
• New South Jetty is out
• Dine Around tickets go on sale tomorrow
• Watch your health
• Powering up
• Tall, talented, tough John Paul delivers 53-65 loss to Marlins
• Young Ladies go to Kenedy for 36-2 win
• 4A John Paul stops JV squad by 36-25 score
• 58-22 over Kenedy on the road
• Mathis falls victim to scoring barrage
• JV Ladies stop Mathis, 28-20
• Lady Marlins
• JV to host tourney on Jan. 22
• Help for homeless
• Hunter safety course is set for Jan. 20-22
• Old-Lympics sign-up set Feb. 11-12
• Bon voyage!
• Tour operators take busman’s holiday here
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Lolita’s tour
• Crew’s day off
• Stringer of reds
• FISHING REPORT
• Hogger
• Boaters now required to take safety course
• Red and black lineup
• The Tide
• Dylan’s deer
• JELM CENTER
• JELM concert slated
• Wood carving lessons offered
• Alzheimer’s talk is noon Tuesday
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Britanik - Jacobi engaged
• Teens hurt in rollover
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Witnesses: Vehicle ran over man
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Woman charged in 2011 burglary
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Ortiz named as all-star
• Book club to tackle historical fiction
• UTMSI lectures begin Thursday
• Parks dept. to host Skelton films Jan. 20
• One potato, two potato, bake Jan. 19
• H.E.L.P. is at hand
• Rotary to hold fish feast and dance Jan. 21
• Perry: Gone to South Carolina
• Political Cartoon
• Know what you wish for
• Not so lucky
• Women in Kiwanis
• Islam: The threat
• Sworn in
• Port Aransas Relay For Life
• ISLAND AGENDA
• BMS student council
• Substation nearly complete
• ‘Opal’ play continues at PACT
• PAPHA may get tall ship hull, $350,000 in boat-building tools
• New home
• BMS Ladies score victories
• Huddling up
• 7th, 8th grade men on Woodsboro courts
• Lend items to PACT, help ‘desperate’ play
• ArtFest is renting booths
• Beach leg
• PAISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES
• Little League to hold meeting on Wednesday
• Coeckelenbergh receives degree from Texas A&M
• Armanovs named to honor list at Texas Tech
• Early release for PAISD students Friday
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Middle schoolers to hold sale for Washington trip
• EDUCATION NOTES
• New recruits
• Piling work to cause ferry ramp closings
• Grant funds UTMSI fish poisoning research
• Yoga on the beach Saturday
• Alzheimer’s topic at next Brown Bag
• Tickets still available for 24 annual Tour of Homes
• Winter concert Jan. 23
• Hazardous waste
• Nominations received for Citizen of the Year
• Sewing guild will hear about appliques Jan. 19
• Marlins melt Mathis
• Woe to Woodsboro
• Citizen nominations due tomorrow
• Port Aransas High School boys fall to John Paul
• Brundrett boys beat Woodsboro
• Lady Marlins bury Kenedy opponents
• Brundrett Middle School girls triumph
• UTMSI scientist to share in $4 million grant
• Times change for games against John Paul II High School
• Pate’s 102 points pace Marlins As a team, Marlins struggle against larger opponents
• Downed deer
• FISHING REPORT
• A fishy way to end the year
• Red tide count shows few cells
• Marlins muscled out of win by Mustangs
• Marlins
• Don’t die stupid
• Political Cartoon
• Citizen nominations in short supply
• Why ethanol?
• Tragedy, comedy
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR DEADLINE IS 10 A.M. MONDAY
• Primary pace is about to step up
• ‘Adult Student Show’ is new First Friday exhibit
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Waffle breakfast is set for Jan. 15
• A painting is worth a million bucks
• Spoilers
• Lady Marlins
• One point gives Lady Marlins win on New Year’s Eve
• Visitors get 54-10 thrashing
• JV ladies dispatch Hempstead, 25-21
• Going up
• IHS Mustangs trim JV Marlins, 48-38
• Brundrett Middle School
• Seahawks plucked by JV Lady Marlins
• PAISD to recognize trustees in January
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Mayer receives award
• Final exams scheduled
• Honors
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Keep up with state’s new laws
• Library hours to change soon
• For VFW fundraiser ...
• H.E.L.P. series about to lift off
• HISTORY CORNER
• New year toast
• Lunchtime toxic talk Wednesday
• Crafters to make ‘scents’ at next WHF
• Cart club to meet Tuesday
• Home tour
• Rebirth of boat works
• New rules?
• Fun run
• ‘Haul anchor’ to go on catamaran
• Andrew Groseclose named as baseball pre-season All-Star
• Start new year with beach yoga
• Named All-Star
• Answers in the ice
• Players expect good weather for tourney
• Animal Friends to discuss landscaping
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• On the rocks
• Holiday cheer
• JELM CENTER
• Wilcox
• Byrd
• Meandering along
• JELM to host noon tax lecture
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Discount cards now available
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Caged up
• Native plants on agenda
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Chamber deadline is Friday
• Salvaging history
• Such a sunrise
• Movie Time is in hot pursuit of you
• Work for the worshipful
• Last Chance at 2011
• Lady Marlins post wins
• PAHS teacher Melanie Mayer gets award
• Marlins game with Ben Bolt cancelled
• Lady Marlins edge Hempstead
• Marlins fall; Lady Marlins win
• New South Jetty is out
• New South Jetty is out
• Lady Marlins pound Nordheim
• Lady Marlins pound Nordheim
• Riders awaited delivery of two 28-car ferries
• Riders awaited delivery of two 28-car ferries
• Time is short
• Time is short
• Good morning Port A!
• Good morning Port A!
• Set sail on cat cruise Thursday
• Weather watch
• Set sail on cat cruise Thursday
• Weather watch
• Pier fishing
• Pier fishing
• Red tide levels take the plunge
• Out and about
• Red tide levels take the plunge
• Out and about
• On their way out
• On their way out
• FISHING REPORT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• History or travels?
• Going on tour
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Going on tour
• FISHING REPORT
• History or travels?
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Art exhibit to feature Adult Student Show
• Port Aransas Community Theatre
• Surprise!
• New laws are important
• Art exhibit to feature Adult Student Show
• Port Aransas Community Theatre
• Surprise!
• New laws are important
• Helping hands
• Helping hands
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Giving
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Giving
• Spouses of disabled vets to benefit from new law
• JELM adds new classes
• Cleaning up
• Spouses of disabled vets to benefit from new law
• JELM adds new classes
• Cleaning up
• January art classes announced
• Brown bag talk to aid in planning
• PASTOR’S PEN
• EDUCATION NOTES PAISD has many pluses
• January art classes announced
• Brown bag talk to aid in planning
• PASTOR’S PEN
• EDUCATION NOTES PAISD has many pluses
• Marlins are treated roughly by Bulldogs
• Pate shoots to 1A scoring rank
• Team of year
• Marlins are treated roughly by Bulldogs
• Pate shoots to 1A scoring rank
• Team of year
• Marlin runners ‘team of year’
• Saturday meals hosted at VFW
• WHF: Take home own beach abode
• Roberts graduates
• Marlin runners ‘team of year’
• Chamber board balloting continues through Jan. 6
• Saturday meals hosted at VFW
• WHF: Take home own beach abode
• Roberts graduates
• Chamber board balloting continues through Jan. 6
• That’s a wrap
• That’s a wrap
• Original ‘Pink Panther’ will be shown on Jan. 7
• VFW to sell tickets for cash card prizes
• Winter Texans are arriving
• Original ‘Pink Panther’ will be shown on Jan. 7
• VFW to sell tickets for cash card prizes
• Winter Texans are arriving
• Last glance at 2011
• Last glance at 2011
• Heads up: Deadline is 5 p.m. today
• New South Jetty is out
• Contest winners light up the season
• FOURTH GRADE
• FOURTH GRADE
• Discover God this Christmas
• Christmas . . .
• Wishing you a fully lighted Christmas!
• Christmas brings good news
• THIRD GRADE
• THIRD GRADE
• A bit of bridge
• JELM CENTER
• Council topics: Street names to judges
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Powering through
• Height, pressure too much
• ISLAND AGENDA
• SECOND GRADE
• SECOND GRADE
• FIRST GRADE
• KINDERGARTEN
• PRE-K
• More chances to help
• Kid creation
• Dry conditions challenge cranes
• Tours to offer look at nature preserve
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• FISHING REPORT
• Lunch time
• Red tide may be losing its grip
• Mighty big
• Flounder gig
• Layne
• Walker
• Campbell
• JELM keeps busy schedule
• Yuletide services set
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Kiwanis calendars are ready for pickup
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• 2012 beach parking permits go on sale
• Nominations slowly trickling in
• Cookies, gifts and Santa
• New primary election date: April 3
• Bunch of bikes
• Book club selection: ‘Sarah’s Key,’ a novel
• Going for paydirt
• Te amwork
• Troop tree
• First-hand look
• Going up Missy Gilbreath of the
• Lady Marlins put away Kats
• Marlins JV
• Holiday spirit
• Comin’ atcha
• Every shot counts
• Holiday Forest closes after today
• Beach walk is Friday
• Redistricting: What a mess!
• Political Cartoon
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• Small turbines OK
• Nothing new in Hitchens’ disbelief
• Toast to New Year at noon
• AA to meet hour earlier
• Cool quilts
• Run, walk to start year
• Potato Bake tickets on sale
• Fixing a hole
• Boot scootin’
• Port Aransas Kiwanis Club
• Pepper tree ‘abode’ housewares cleared
• JV Ladies dominate Kats
• Marlins overcome by AP
• JV Marlins stop Cats, 52-22
• $1 million ‘windfall’
• Sunset skydive
• Knitting the nativity
• Pilgrimage
• Holiday spirit
• Parading
• Beachy art
• Cart winners named
• Christmas show
• Airport issues up in the air
• Pantry parade
• City hall, banks to take days off for Christmas, New Year
• Marlins take it in the chin from Marion
• Families can pick up Christmas dinners Wednesday
• Time is running out
• Services set for Walker, Layne
• Marlins get best of Skidmore-Tynan
• Lady Marlins drop game to McMullen
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Great catch
• FISHING REPORT
• Colossal red
• Big beauty
• Red tide has taken big dip
• Eight-pointer
• James
• Miller
• Calhoun to perform
• Presbyterian choir to perform cantata
• JELM is host of much activity
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Join in the count!
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Orphaned dogs still seek a home
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Beach walk is set for Dec. 23
• City continues setback lawsuit
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Peer at pretty pads
• In the interest of science
• City may name streets for pioneers
• Tree to show support for military
• Nature anew
• Orange Grove pulls the plug on Marlins
• JVs squeeze out win by 3 points over OG
• Chalk this one up to . . . Experience Marlins hold their own with the . . . Big boys on court
• BMS Marlins pluck Pettus Eagles, 42-19
• Ladies take wins from Pettus
• Perfect place
• EDUCATION NOTES
• In concert
• Christmas money
• DARE Graduates
• Hay ride, bake sale to benefit grad event
• Toys for Tots, other kids
• Board hears that PAISD exceeds statewide averages
• Super hero encounter
• Gingerbread joy
• Kids can get photos with Santa Saturday
• Court actions leave election confusion
• Let there be light
• Group seeks to get trees to the needy
• Golden Oldies to take a night off on Friday
• Bake sale to benefit hoops teams
• Sales tax rebates still on rise
• Supervisors
• Romney touts shared values
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Looking for your feedback
• Perry’s ad has backlash
• Political Cartoon
• Golf cart parade scheduled Friday
• Admiring trees Take a spin to see the lights
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Enchanted forest open for viewing
• Down to the wire
• City has eye on the airport
• Merry monarchs
• Lady Marlins score victory over Yorktown
• Check Scoop on Hoops for scores tonight
• Port Aransas girls whip Pettus
• Find good deals at JettyCatch.com
• Services for Sue James are Tuesday
• Marlins fall to Port Lavaca
• Lady Marlins lose to host Aransas Pass
• Angels get best of Lady Marlins
• Robstown falls to Lady Marlins
• Marlins top Flour Bluff
• Keep up with hoops action
• No early release at PAISD Dec. 16
• Lady Marlins fall to Taft
• Pate takes honors
• Marlins stop Beevile
• Marlins lose squeaker
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Casting about
• Tiny Bubbles
• FISHING REPORT
• Good tuna trip
• Big buck
• Hanging on
• Flounder haul
• Benefit raised $13,000
• Daughter born to Klepachs
• All ages invited to enter photo contest
• So bazaar
• PASTOR’S PEN
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Book club deadline nears
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Tree to honor service members
• Lined up
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Chamber taking nominations
• Boats light up night
• Holiday scammers target unwary
• Pastime Matinee to air sci-fi adventure Friday
• Parrot Heads to host Mexican theme party
• Holiday fun on tap for garden clubbers
• Keeping it clean
• Project started to keep St. Jo clean
• Holiday fun
• Emergency Services TOY Round Up
• Pate chalks up 40 points in 81-53 win
• Flat first quarter dooms JVs
• JVs rock!
• Face-off
• Marlins extend win record with 73-65 win over A-THS
• JV Ladies take on big ones
• Ladies take third in Charlotte
• Lady Marlins pick Pickers clean, 47-16
• Speed, brawn stop young Marlin men
• BMS Ladies suffer road losses
• Computer Center sponsors
• Sewing guild party set Dec. 15
• Casting call for a PACT melodrama
• New trails, tower now open at Nature Preserve
• Gift list finds
• IN THE KITCHEN WITH SLING
• Project puts stockings, trees in needy homes
• ICW is PAPHA lecture subject
• TP drive is on a roll
• Cart parade will help supply food pantry
• Concrete street
• Army honors ‘tech guru’
• Ho, ho, ho...
• Band students make all-region
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Public invited to band concerts
• Try beach yoga to relieve stress
• Subtle reminder
• Merry Christmas!
• Make beach signs to take back home
• Top art
• Girl aims to make Christmas merry for less fortunate
• PAISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES Agenda
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Technology cuts both ways
• What’s wrong with adultery?
• Cain sees the handwriting; says goodbye
• Holiday classics set for Movie Time
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Call to enter today
• Tree set up is Sunday
• Santa’s got a brand new gig
• Christmas show set Friday and Saturday
• Coyote calls drop
• Families need to register for food, toys
• Wanted: Forever home for two
• CHRISTMAS, ISLAND STYLE
• Orange Grove topples Marlins
• JV Marlins stop Orange Grove
• Marlins vs. Orange Grove game times change
• 8th grade Marlins taken out by Falls City
• Falls City stops 8th grade Lady Marlins
• 7th grade Marlins fall
• Seventh-grade girls fall
• Lighted Boat Parade winners named
• JV Marlins take championship at Odem tournament
• JV Ladies fall to West Oso in consolation
• Lady Marlins take third at Charlotte tourney
• JV Ladies to play for consolation tonight
• Lady Marlins post win at Charlotte tourney
• JV Marlins headed for championship at Odem
• Marlins rack Redfish
• Lady Marlins post win at Beeville tourney
• Litter Force production not open to public
• Marlin JV triumphs
• Lady Marlins JV beats Sinton
• Time changed on Austwell vs. Marlins game Friday
• Probing Port Aransas past
• KPAB to hold holiday party on Monday
• Ahead of the curve
• City, VFW to honor troops with tree
• Comedy on tap for Port Aransas Movie Time
• Residential yard
• Commercial yard
• Preserve dedication scheduled Wednesday
• Holy mackerel!
• A feast
• FISHING REPORT
• Turkey day shark
• Red tide lingers on
• Repairs
• Sales end for 2011 beach tags
• Marlins split with IWA
• BMS Lady Marlins hold IWA at bay
• Marlins fire up after slow start
• Lady Marlins put hooks in Lady Redfish
• Huddle
• ‘Heroes’ to visit students
• St. Nick to return on Dec. 13
• School to show science projects
• Golf carts to aid Washington trip
• Dozens play parts in this play
• Afghans for sale
• Students compete in art center show
• Efforts continue in toilet paper drive
• Just opened
• Tennis, anyone?
• Some file for spots on ballots
• Ferry art winners named
• Get tickets now for tour of homes
• Decking the streets
• Parks and Rec. will be host for ‘War of Worlds’
• Sign up for lights contest
• Workshop will make seasonal origami
• Decorate a tree!
• JELM CENTER NOVEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Shop at bazaar Saturday
• Browse Christmas Shoppe for gifts
• Family time at the beach
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Helping coastal wildlife
• Furry photos with Santa
• Parrot Heads to host holiday fiesta
• PACT to put on holiday program
• Thankful for the beach
• Loomis completes tech course
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Wilcox benefit ‘market’ is Sunday
• Celebrate season at art center party
• Nominees sought for chamber board
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Compassionate conservative, II?
• Giving is affordable
• Redistricting: Job security for lawyers
• Political Cartoon
• Emergency Services TOY Roundup
• Help wanted
• Kids’ time to shine in ‘Seussical’ production
• Lighted boat parade is Saturday
• Santa Claus is coming to town!
• Lady Marlins topple Robstown
• Marlins score big win over Taft
• 3-point buzzer-beater stops JV Marlins
• Young Marlins split wins with IWA
• BMS Lady Marlins post wins tonight
• RVs allowed on ferries now
• RVs barred from ferries due to low tide
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• November 28 filing date for public office
• Program aids college students
• Group seeks artistic help to decorate tree
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Man gets eight years in prison for burglary
• City will pay higher workers’ health premium
• Gift of gear
• Victim says she is not in a relationship with assailant
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Upgrade
• Students on stage
• FISHING REPORT
• Floater trip
• Red tide still around
• Tech-free camaraderie
• Fin and feathers
• First time
• BMS men ‘hoop’ it up in openers
• Winning ways
• Marlins put up Classic fight
• Ladies claim second
• Students to display works at art center
• Super hero show coming
• Students to take part in science fair at BMS
• Seussical Jr. slated Dec. 1-3 at PACT
• States-man
• Herb gardeners
• Gobbly-good
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Good computing
• PAISD Second Six Weeks Honor Rolls
• KPAB seeks fresh ideas
• Rabies clinic slated
• Art Center invites all to celebrate
• Sign up for PACT yule party
• Admiring artwork
• Beach walk scheduled for Friday
• Carolers Afloat and Lighted Boat Parade set Dec. 3
• Buy meal, help kids
• Volunteers sought; JELM needs you
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Music to begin at the JELM
• Giving blood
• JELM CENTER
• Place your name on board ballot
• Gifts, food, more at Christmas Shoppe
• Benefit market will help Wilcox
• Bazaar is set Dec. 3
• A green thing
• Toilet paper drive to help area families
• Memorial for Ford is Saturday
• ‘The year that...’ is forest theme
• Nominate Citizen of Year
• Shopping for a greater good
• Council to airport board: Let’s get it off the ground
• Let your lights shine
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Chili, bean event draws crowd
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Searching for the perfect candidate
• Winter lectures set
• Plenty to give thanks for
• Guv’s roadhouse swing gets wider
• Political Cartoon
• Christmas drives for needy under way
• Christmas drives for needy under way
• Behind the badge
• On the road
• Gobble, gobble!
• Happy Thanksgiving Island Style
• Marlins score win over Redfish
• Thanksgiving edition of South Jetty at IGA
• Lady Marlins win today over Lady Redfish
• Early deadline for Thanksgiving edition
• Lady Marlins close Marlin Classic with a win
• Lady Marlins post another Classic win
• Lady Marlins win
• Moulton stops Lady Marlins in Classic opener
• Henderson omitted from cross country results
• New South Jetty is out
• Nominate a citizen
• Dog and duck rescues - some lucky, some unlucky
• Boy in custody after alleged assault at PAHS
• Man impersonates police officer
• More for your ‘honey do’ list
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Man charged with assaulting girlfriend
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Sailors rescued from shipwreck on San Jose
• A profile of Port Aransas
• Port Aransas salute
• JELM to start rocking with oldies music
• Shoppers get a head start
• In the pink
• City seeks decorators to help enchant forest
• Twice the tuna
• Light up Port Aransas
• Red tide lingers on
• First buck
• Tide & Weather Reports
• Anglers are seeing another shade of red
• BMS teams kick off hoops season
• Marlins tune up versus Industrial
• Classic brings tough foes
• Odem’s Owls lose feathers to tough Lady Marlin team
• Ladies blast past Bloomington
• Marlins second to one at state
• JELM CENTER
• Pets can ‘mug’ with Santa Claus
• Reserve a seat for the JELM turkey dinner
• Man jailed for cruelty to animals
• Sales tax revenues climb for city
• Computer center sets a kids’ day
• Winners
• Student council has responsibilities
• Trustees hear good finance, attendance news
• Fishin’ for funds
• Principals report on tech advances
• Moore
• Roos
• Community service is slated on Tuesday
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL
• Is your cupboard bare? Port Aransas vets care.
• Seeking afghan fans
• Donate to Round Up to get toys to needy
• Rabies clinic Dec. 3
• Toilet paper needed
• Thanksgiving lunch to help Trinity school
• Public invited to free turkey meal
• Moving on? To where?
• Step a-side for Brussels sprouts
• Estate sale to benefit ARK animal patients
• Brothers in arms
• Light up!
• Book club to discuss ‘Cutting for Stone’
• New catch
• Dr. John Maddox succumbs
• Do good for planet Saturday
• Memorial blood drive today
• Art sale is Saturday
• See ferry art entries at Civic Center today
• Bean, chili competition Saturday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Holiday reality check
• Penn State’s shame is also our shame
• Rick Perry and the big ‘Oops!’
• Finally - a voice on commission
• Cartoon
• The foundation
• Early deadline for South Jetty; city hall, banks close Thursday
• Commercial construction seeing some action in town
• It’s a first
• On her toes
• Marlins next to best in state!
• JV Marlins open with win
• Marlins win opener
• Marlins on their way
• Cross country team now due about 9:30 p.m.
• Marlin cross country team takes silver at state
• Lady Marlins top Odem
• Man arrested in dumped puppies case
• Fire department rescues ferry captain
• Johnny Ford dies
• Osprey is unique among birds
• Red tide fatal to fish; birds love Port Aransas
• More amendments on ballot
• Redfish ready to eat
• Know-how
• Fishin’s good
• Weather Watch
• Tides at Port Aransas
• Going strong
• Red tide returns
• Plenty of drum
• Order Christmas wreaths now
• JELM schedules new classes
• Honoring Polewchak
• Overcome evil
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Watch for ghosts (and keep chocolate handy)
• For pet emergencies
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Appraisal district seeks applicants
• Council makes appointments
• Fearsome fun
• Super salmon
• VFW collects supplies for troops
• Cart Club sells stickers
• Dogs dress for costume contest
• Junksters
• First Friday has holiday theme
• Commercial yard
• Book Club to meet Nov. 8
• Play tennis!
• For a good cause
• District champs
• Real runners
• Go crazy!
• Red Ribbon Week wrapping up
• Funny hat day
• Welcome to the island
• Vote early through Nov. 4
• BMS takes 3 of 4
• Marlins run to district wins
• Learning to ride for ‘the brand’
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Built for speed
• Scouts to collect food items
• Students prepare ‘creepy’ stage show
• D.C. trippers
• ‘Hail Mary’ may not score
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Get set for Fall Back fun!
• Gadhafi bites dust; now what?
• Cartoon
• Sand pumpkin carving Saturday
• From Europe
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Cowboy balladeer to perform
• Beach walk is Friday
• Voters to decide beach fate
• City manager gets pay hike
• Fall Back fun
• Real ghost stories
• New Edition of The South Jetty now available
• Junior Boatmen show their know-how
• Fresh water pros
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Three amigos
• FISHING REPORT
• A mighty bounty
• Rough surf
• Huge
• Commercial catches of amberjack to end
• King catch
• Abell
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Two friends
• Presbyterian garage sale is Saturday
• Port Aransas man receives probation, community service in auto burglary
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Hot rodder
• Man charged in credit card abuse, theft
• Polewchak events Saturday
• Celebrating our past
• Kick back at Fall Back
• Coming through!
• Guitarist to benefit museum
• Beach walk is Oct. 28
• Troops collection drive continues
• Pumpkin carvers invited to ‘make faces’ on the beach
• City to reconsider beach vendor idea
• JELM forms new group
• Calling all K-9s
• Season ender
• Red tide is on the decline in area waters
• Surfers paddle to victory
• ‘Marlin Mania’ to hit PAHS Nov. 3
• BMS runners win ribbons at West Guth Park meet
• PTO will host Fall Festival Sunday
• Kids, cops to mark Red Ribbon Week Oct. 24-28
• Marlins pick up pace before district cross country meet
• Team spirit
• PAISD tax collections lagging
• Not a spot missed
• Dressing for success
• Gift of life
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Spheres in the sand
• Sales tax rebates continue to climb
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• To live or die ‘on the floor’
• Talking trash
• Man up; it’s not over yet
• Political Cartoon
• Dunk Your Junk is Saturday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Painting the town
• New pool hours set
• Torn up
• PAISD aims to keep kids in class
• City to expand recycling
• Telling tales
• Suspect eyed
• Sunset skate session
• New pool hours effective Tuesday
• ISLAND OBSERVER HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Book club to meet November 8
• Two to wed next month
• Activities kick-off at JELM
• Martin - Harper engagement
• Kiesel
• HISTORY CORNER
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Ramsay and Mora wed
• Big sale at church to aid kids
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Singer will perform at benefit for history group
• Block party
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• 100-acre fire scorches grassland
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Regatta sails Oct. 13-16
• Mucho Mardi Gras money
• Auditions for theater play set next week
• Beach petition goes to city hall
• Weekend workout
• Gringos pit crew
• Jammin’
• Fall Back Festival changes venue
• From days gone by
• Meet interim MSI chief
• Benefit event set for Josh Gueldner
• Far and wide
• Artists to ‘paint the town’ Thursday through Sunday
• Parrot Heads to hear funds raising results
• Charter trip
• Fall harvest
• FISHING REPORT
• Perseverance
• JELM plans day trips
• Big grouper
• ‘Web’ cast
• Grade-A (and B) pizza
• Brundrett runners have good time(s) at Calallen
• Ball players
• Marlin racers pace 4A, 5A teams
• Volunteers needed for pumpkin patch
• First Six Weeks Honor Rolls
• Got spirit?
• EDUCATION NOTES
• The winner
• Red hat club
• Port Aransas youth of all ages invited to join in the fall fun
• VFW Auxiliary collecting items for troops overseas
• Christmas project in works by guild
• Memorial for Polewchak is Oct. 22
• Just a little stick
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• We seem to be in innovation deficit
• New calendar really cool!
• McNeely’s test for politicians
• Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Art walk is Saturday
• Last Sunset Sounds of season is Friday
• City cracks down on illegal signage
• Dumped Puppies
• Red tide pays a call
• Celebrate ‘Old Town’
• Pelican Circle residents without water
• Red tide hits Port Aransas
• Chance of rain here tomorrow slight
• Fire totals PAVFD brush truck
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• October will be a ‘pink’ month
• Billfish are still biting
• FISHING REPORT
• Tuna trip
• Harvest Moon race sails in Oct. 13-16
• Pier hunter
• Water bills to increase
• Animal Friends will talk about contest, rib BBQ
• Vows planned
• Presbyterians set Oct. 22 for garage sale
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Restrepo, Dunton wed
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Aransas Pass man is jailed in burglary
• Parachute patriotism
• Condo fire forces evacuation
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Aaaaarrrrrgh!
• Horse power
• Petition could close door to beach vending
• KPAB earns awards
• Residential yard
• Last Sunset Sounds is set for October 14
• Hawkeye fans plan to gather to watch game
• UTMSI to hold meet-and-greet
• Mark time change at festival Oct. 29
• New year for Kiwanis
• District leader to visit VFW Ladies Auxiliary
• Food for flight
• Fall gardening is topic of talk
• Old Town Festival to honor local history
• Street painters to help museum
• Yoga on the Beach, Saturday, offers more than just fresh air
• Sand and Surf beach event winners named
• Polewchak to be honored in two observances Oct. 22
• Galleries open doors for Art About Oct. 15
• Helping the ARK
• Federal grant will help fix damaged revetment
• Parrot Heads plan celebration of ‘Wings’ event
• Bake sale to fund trip
• PAHS performed well on course set for state meet
• BMS gears up for district meet
• High-flying
• Tr uste es spend time at ‘school’
• Inservice on Monday means kids stay home
• Fall Festival needs community support
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Ready for action
• Airport awarded $600,000 grant
• Most letters make the paper
• Moving election day is complicated
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Music, food headline Saturday
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Sequel to the Messiah complex
• New exhibit, chair sale featured at First Friday
• Vintage cars on display
• Police are mum on Tiensch case
• Farenthold case recalled
• Wet one
• Nature
• Fun for fund
• Last chances to see "A Month of Sundays"
• Busy day in Port A tomorrow
• Fire breaks out at La Mirage condo
• Get college info tonight
• 'Month of Sundays on stage tonight
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Showing off the shore
• Charter trip
• FISHING REPORT
• His lucky number
• Like peas in a pod
• Big game anglers receive recognition
• Score!
• Winner
• State will recognize disabled
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Soon to be wed
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Couple charged with theft, CPS has their children
• Where there’s smoke ...
• ‘Night Out’ is set for Oct. 4
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Music, food
• Sprucing up the shore
• Vint age cars due
• Over the top
• High in the sky
• Coastal Paint-Out set for Oct. 13-16
• Attend art walk Oct. 15
• Early release tomorrow
• Mud slinging
• Animal shelter, fire victims benefit
• Cooling off
• College info forum at PAHS tonight
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Port Aransas ISD Cross Country 2011Schedule
• Hustling
• Finish line
• Victorious
• Fast Fries
• BMS runners speed to wins on home course
• Marlins romp to win at home
• Go, team!
• EMS to offer inoculations to prevent flu
• You’ll find ‘treasures’ at this art center event
• Where art the Romeos?
• Down Hwy. 361
• Motel guests being questioned
• All smiles
• Fun run slated for Saturday
• PHoPA event is a benefit for the ARK
• Surfing contest to kick off Old Town Festival
• Paying the dead and imprisoned
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Get set for a fun-filled fall
• Water shortage is statewide problem
• Political Cartoon
• Mardi Gras party is Oct. 7
• ‘Month of Sundays’ ends Sunday
• Dinner time
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Quirks are expected with new ferryboats
• ‘Ponies’ coming to town
• Work funded by 2008 bonds is wrapping up
• Comin’ at ya
• Hot off the presses
• A bike and a board
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Anglers on Wheels to repeat this weekend
• A giant
• FISHING REPORT
• A new record, perhaps
• Beach fun run is slated for Oct. 1
• Knows where to find ‘em
• Surf catch
• Troutt
• Plenty to go around
• PASTOR’S PEN
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Car vs. boat POLICE BLOTTER
• Homeland Security opens office here
• Mardi Gras party planned Oct. 7
• Tools for learning
• Chamber sees bonus, rent hike
• UTMSI gets hefty grant
• All for the ARK
• New e-mail address for Animal Friends
• Webb graduates Texas State U.
• Council appoints Ross as alternate to advisory panel
• College night is planned for Sept. 29
• District re-finances bonds
• New books!
• Students get early release on Sept. 30
• Tourism ideas
• PTO plans Olsen festival
• Marlin runners were ‘on fire’ at UTSA meet
• BMS runners prove they’re ready PAHS XC primed to host meet
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Mustang Fest returns to island
• NERR hosts photo contest
• Art About due Oct. 15
• ‘Wings’ coming Oct. 7-9
• Surfers to kick off Old Town fete
• Thanks for a good year
• Music Fest benefit set Oct. 8
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Some wish Israel would disappear
• Federal Sunset Commission?
• 2007 drug order now haunts Perry
• Political Cartoon
• Putting a pen to it
• List your dates now
• Curtains will open tonight
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Hunt for treasures on the beach Friday
• Former resident still thinks Gaddafi behind plane crash
• Police investigate homicide
• Beach cleanup slated Saturday
• Hummm!
• UTMSI gets $5.6 million grant
• Reminder: Eat good and help out Saturday
• Wreck knocks boat onto highway
• Body found on San Jose Island
• Port Aransas police search for missing man
• New South Jetty is out
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Getting to know patients
• First tarpon
• All-nighter
• FISHING REPORT
• Pier veterans
• Anglers on Wheels to hold encore event
• Amazing amberjack
• Silverking
• Families, children receive pantry help
• Two to perform in Noah’s Ark festival
• PASTOR’S PEN
• ‘A Month of Sundays’ opens tonight
• Kilgore
• Grand jury no-bills police department in Lancaster death
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Council OKs 2011 budget and tax rate
• Meet a buddy
• Mardi Gras in October on tap
• POLICE BLOTTER
• ARK ‘angels’ rise to the occasion
• Beach cleanup set for Sept. 24
• Souvenirs, treasure await beach walkers on Sept. 23
• Parrot Heads to award quilt at benefit weekend
• Substitute teachers invited to training session Monday
• Ready to serve
• Softball starts, teams forming for volleyball
• EDUCATION NOTES
• One week remains in PTO fundraiser
• Sales talk
• Tryouts for fall swim team are now being held
• BMS teams compete strong at West Guth
• BMS runners step up their game on Beeville course
• September rebate sets record
• Two on one
• PAHS cross-country teams ran course fast in Beeville
• Franco is cum laude at TAMU
• Kiwanis Club is taking orders for community calendar listings
• Working for higher education
• Don’t look now
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Real change requires change
• Support businesses that support us
• Sharp-Perry have been around block
• Political Cartoon
• Set for a cruise
• Garden Club barbecue is Sunday
• Whosical in Seussical?
• Pickin’ it out
• Adopt a pet Saturday
• First responders help first responders
• Residents rally to help
• ISLAND AGENDA
• REMEMBERING 9/11
• Trial by fire
• Sizzling summer
• Got a strong back?
• Marlin Athletic Booster Club to meet Monday
• Drive for fire victims continues
• New Edition of The South Jetty now available
• Looking for relief
• Land of the giants
• Garden Club to hold a welcome back event
• Fruits of her labor
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• A thorny issue
• He’s got the goods
• Gag grouper get temporary season
• A good day
• FISHING REPORT
• Duck dates are set
• What a wahoo!
• Redfish tourney Saturday
• All invited to celebrate Askew’s life
• New production begins Sept. 22
• New state laws now in effect
• Wildermuth, Wallace married on Saturday
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• McGrady baby born
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Saturday blood drive to benefit crash victim
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Order listings, calendars now from Kiwanis
• Clouds above
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Tourism seminar is Oct. 12
• Working for a living
• ‘Animal Friends’ election, shelter report set Tuesday
• Council to adopt budget, tax rate at meeting tonight
• Enjoying a bite
• Orientation
• Beach cleanup will be Sept. 24
• Institute savors ‘biggest-ever’ grant
• PTO seeks help
• Olsen slates open house on Sept. 13
• Tax rate clarified
• School fundraiser to include sales of gift wrap, baked goods
• EDUCATION NOTES
• PACT sets ‘Seussical’ tryouts
• Te amwork
• Cardiac tests are still open
• Roberts named PAISD trustee
• Top-ranked Marlins do well at meet
• Free concert Friday to feature singing guitarist
• Made in the shade
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Cactus: Forever in our hearts
• Politics aside -- a plan that works
• A&M was there at start of Big 12
• KPAB says ‘thanks’ Monday
• Animal rehab benefit is Saturday
• Political Cartoon
• Beach yoga is Saturday
• Rotary club is out of tickets
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Give blood today
• Local motivation
• Rain, rain, come this way
• High-flying
• Sad parting
• Bastrop wildfire victim relief effort started here
• Three ferries down
• Three ferries down
• There's smoke, but no fire
• There's smoke, but no fire
• Turtle release rescheduled
• Ferries back in operation
• Roberts appointed to school board
• Hot off the presses
• Islanders on ice
• HISTORY CORNER
• FISHING REPORT
• Trout man
• That’s it! Red snapper is off limits this fall
• So long to summer
• Anglers get new shot at saltwater series
• Fat trout
• Just passing
• Couple to recite vows
• Cantata rehearsals begin today
• Law may help Lyme treatment
• Free Yoga on the Beach Saturday
• The theatre’s new face
• Blood drive coming to Port Aransas on Sept. 9
• PASTOR’S PEN
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Learn about tourism at October seminar
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Fire destroys Port Aransas home
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Beach cleanup is Sept. 24
• England! France! New York!
• Glass with class
• Life -- and death -- in the trauma lane
• Rain!
• Ground broken for ferry HQ construction
• Runners do ‘very well’ despite the hot weather
• ECG testing open to PAHS athletes
• EDUCATION NOTES
• First day, ever
• Schools welcome parents, too
• Trustees OK balanced budget
• Girl Scout sign-up is on Tuesday
• Elementary kids will start fundraising soon
• Marlins will ‘paddle for Parkinson’s’
• Singing guitarist will headline free concert
• Council votes to fund dog park
• Parrot Heads can put a new shirt on your back
• KPAB appreciation fete is Sept. 12
• Friends of ARK will hold benefit dinner on Sept. 10
• Cruise tickets selling fast
• Pleased as punch
• Out fishing
• Come play tennis!
• Look sharp!
• They’ve got skills!
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Big numbers were recorded
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Tide may bring Rubio to the top
• Rain: The next attraction?
• Spotlight could be hot for Gov. Perry
• Cartoon
• Bake sale on Sunday
• Wing Ding shindig to benefit food bank
• Isla of Man planned for First Friday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Swim half-price Monday
• Porter is named to fill in at MSI post
• Getting to work
• Board to appoint trustee tonight
• Getting back
• Police probe fatal wreck
• Holiday
• Cactus Pryor signs off for last time
• Borders resigns as trustee
• New South Jetty is out
• Curious sight
• Limits of drum
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Double trouble
• Big ol’ red
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL LEAGUE MEN’S LEAGUE
• Dart League to hold meeting on Tuesday
• The winners
• Go, team!
• Final soccer registration to be held today and Saturday
• Private charter
• FISHING REPORT
• Boys day out
• All-women’s fishing set for this weekend
• Monster catch
• ‘Nightly’ king
• Memorial is Saturday for Shorty’s ‘Miss Rose’
• Benefit dinner slated Sept. 10
• Baby born to Watsons
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Trimble, Magee exchange vows
• Stolen golf cart recovered
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Young boy thrown from Jeep in collision
• Grass afire
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Commissions get appointments
• Back to school
• Petition has requisite signatures
• New hours, coupon books announced for public pool
• Last day of summer
• All male art show is next First Friday
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Teachers welcome students back to classes
• What a way to celebrate!
• Two slots left at latchkey
• After school
• Getting to know you...
• Group effort
• Parents invited to schools for open houses next month
• A crowd of crabs
• Groundbreaking Friday for ferry headquarters
• Father and son duo
• Commercial waste allowed at dump
• City budget hearing today; tax rate to remain unchanged
• Pool fee is half price Sept. 5
• Military scholarships available
• July sales tax rebates up sharply
• We’re in the money
• Ross gets scholarship from TILF
• Council addresses litter issue
• New cafe in town
• Champagne cruise tickets are available
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Follow Virginia to find the way
• Political Cartoon
• Federal money: Threat or bait?
• Don’t waste well-formed ideas
• Correction
• Beach walkers get insight on Friday
• Members invited to shindig
• Port Aransas on parade
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Runners hold bake sales
• She’s got mail
• If the name Rick Riordan sounds familiar -- it should
• How hot is it?
• Highway horror
• Back to School for Port Aransas - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• San Marcos Convention and Visitor Bureau Employees Receive Texas Destination Marketing Certificates
• Fire destroys Port Aransas home
• Another wreck on Hwy. 361
• Update: Two dead, three critically injured in Hwy. 361 wreck
• New update: Eight children had no seatbelts when fatal wreck occurred
• Several ferry stacking lanes close
• Newest edition of the South Jetty is on newsstands
• Epic catches mark Texas Legends tourney
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Lots o’ trout, and a red
• FISHING REPORT
• Hefty catch
• Gifts from the sea
• Qualifying tourney for redfish series starts here tomorrow
• All from the surf
• Giant red!
• Committee targets human trafficking
• Longtime owner of Shorty’s dies Friday
• Baker,Willmott marry
• Beach walk is set for Friday
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Man accused of threat
• Car hits golf cart, two hurt
• Man charged with stabbing brother
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Cops: Texting factor in causeway wreck?
• Art on the water
• A close-up look
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• Up close
• Shank wins regents’ award
• Port Aransas Museum seeks more volunteers
• Birthday fun
• H20 fun
• Champagne cruise tickets on sale
• Freshman camp scheduled today
• Latchkey deadline is today
• Port Aransas schools meet federal standard
• Bullying is training topic
• Sales tax holiday is break for back-to-school shoppers
• BMS slates orientation for Friday
• Getting to know you...
• Port Aransas dart league is forming for the season
• SPF 1,000
• Students who qualify can get free or reduced-price meals
• Immunization proof required for youngsters starting school
• Playground improvements
• Petitioners: Enough have signed to force beach sales referendum
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL LEAGUE MEN’S LEAGUE
• Campbell is A&M-CC grad
• Face to face
• Ferry headquarters groundbreaking set
• Double-header
• Fishing fans
• Ladies, set your hooks!
• Family moments
• Going to work
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Rockin’ at Roberts Point
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Explanations, excuses for riots
• Perry’s running; no surprise there
• Let there be a silent majority
• Political Cartoon
• Art on sale Saturday
• Sewing guild meets today
• Walking the walk
• Deep in a hole
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Bake sale to benefit cross country team
• Hiking, biking get top billing
• Lights, action, camera!
• Billfish bounty
• Bells ring in school year on Monday
• Update: Top Texas Legends Billfish Tournament results
• Ferries operating again
• Seven ferries to operate this weekend
• National spotlight
• Ferry building groundbreaking rescheduled
• New South Jetty is out
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• HISTORY CORNER
• Plenty for all
• Majek boat owners have own competition
• FISHING REPORT
• Group effort
• A present
• Heavy haul
• Making memories and dinner
• Big game tourney gets started today
• New laws take aim at crime
• Some skip out on buying beach parking permits
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Home Video Studio earns four nominations, one national award
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Beach reading
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Let your colors fly: Support country, community, humanitarian projects
• Harbor Island fire stops ferry traffic
• Summer of science
• Heave-ho
• Jetty reward
• Keeping it legal
• Redfish series qualifier is Friday and Saturday
• Port Aransas scores at T.I.F.T.
• Water exercise
• Fish Camp to be held on Thursday, Aug. 18
• Knowledge is king
• What’s your bid?
• New student registration ends today
• Tax-free weekend Aug. 19 - 21
• Applicants must file for meal assistance programs
• Go, PAHS!
• Meet the teachers
• Marlin Academy may go to lottery
• Bunch of balloons
• BMS students, parents invited to orientation
• Tickets going on sale for champagne cruise, dance
• Soccer registration is Tuesday
• Keeping it deep Sewing guild to see demo
• TxDOT to build ferry HQ
• Park is graduate of AmeriCorps service
• IN THE KITCHEN WITH SLING
• Different stripes
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Advice to college-bound
• Political Cartoon
• America downgraded!
• ‘The Help’ may be clue
• Stretch at beach yoga
• PHoPA meets today
• Animal Friends to meet Tuesday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Concert in park Friday
• Golf cart registrations boost sales of beach parking permits
• Hold ’em
• Beach petition
• Inside look
• Update: Ferries operating again
• Solar flares causing radio blackouts
• New South Jetty edition hits stands
• Still going strong
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL CO-ED LEAGUE
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL MEN’S LEAGUE
• Physical exams required for athletes
• Fearsome Fossils
• Cyclists to cruise through Port Aransas in September
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• FISHING REPORT
• Majek Boats to host a tourney
• Texas Legends slated Aug. 10-14
• Drum roll
• Private party
• Jetty trout
• Nuckolls
• Askew
• Phosphate-free soap is culprit
• Folks caught with hands in pickle jar - putting cash in it
• PASTOR’S PEN
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• New harbormaster takes over
• Semper Paratus: Always Ready
• POLICE BLOTTER
• WEC to be part of family program
• ‘State’ly performance
• Animal Friends’ meeting is reset
• Sunset Sounds features Aloha Dave on Aug. 12
• City budget keeps tax rate, meets goals
• New student orientation Aug. 19
• Fishing for history
• Register for latchkey by Tuesday
• Pirate invasion
• Take advantage of the tax holiday Aug. 19-21
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• ‘Big Apple’ fun
• Massive mahi
• Open house
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Sculptor and sculpture
• Lap-swim times extended
• Port Aransas saved from a multi-million-dollar blunder
• Free yoga on Aug. 13
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Perry sounds like candidate
• Don: Good news, bad news
• Ship of State adrift in chaos
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• New student registration to be held on August 11
• First Friday to showcase 2011 Merit Show winners
• Bujan initiates petition process
• 2A Auction set tonight to benefit swim team
• No-show
• Escort
• Acceptable
• Heat initiates request to reduce electricity use
• Tax rate could remain same
• Kenigsberg, Griffin to perform in 'Mikado'
• Bujan files petition paperwork
• Tropical Storm Don makes landfall
• Brush fire on Harbor Island shuts down ferry
• Tropical storm shifts south
• Tropical Storm Don shifts slightly southward
• City keeping eye on Tropical Storm Don
• New edition hits stands
• Cruise ship study requested
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Fast food
• FISHING REPORT
• Taking the lead
• Blue plate special
• Friday’s fish
• Ooo, a wahoo
• Texas Legends to begin soon
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL LEAGUE CO-ED LEAGUE
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL LEAGUE MEN’S LEAGUE
• Athletes:
• MSI to show off at open house
• Garbage rates to rise
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Man dies in car
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Warning: Object in picture may appear closer...
• POLICE BLOTTER
• South Jetty staffers earn awards
• Built for the environment
• Latchkey pre-registration to be held Tuesday, Aug. 2
• Wheeeeee!
• Reading corner
• Kids Day at computer center
• Swim team competes in Corpus Christi meet
• Keeping fit
• Brown’s a winner!
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Weird science
• PAISD gives ‘go ahead’ on planning budget
• Refuge opens for hunts
• ‘Friends of airport’ forming
• Brown
• First Friday to feature winners of merit show
• Coonce
• Port Aransas couple exchanges nuptials
• County-wide health card announced
• First Baptist Bible school starts Sunday
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Three picked for city board
• A find
• Fish and games
• CMP sets beach policy
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Bucket list: See Texas
• Terror felt in Norway
• Compromise an ‘iffy’ word
• EDITORIAL
• Political Cartoon
• Auction on Aug. 4
• Auditions on Saturday for ‘A Month of Sundays’
• In the surf
• ISLAND AGENDA
• PAISD rummage sale set Saturday
• City weighs in on highway expansion
• Cooling off
• Speaking out
• Here’s looking at you
• STOP!
• Council votes to change CMP
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• A day with friends
• A ride with Port Aransas police
• Day trip
• FISHING REPORT
• A first!
• Fast catch
• Blue Waves to hit water this weekend
• Snapper is off limits for awhile
• Couple of kayaks
• Community support
• Big ling
• Take 2
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Lifeguard finds child, 5, wandering beach alone
• Homeless man charged with ‘pulling up steaks’
• Sign of recovery
• Boaters required to take safety course
• On a mission
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Casting a wide net
• Sales tax rebates continue upswing
• Under the hood
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL LEAGUE CO-ED LEAGUE
• Port Aransas birdiest of small coastal cities
• PORT ARANSAS SOFTBALL LEAGUE MEN’S LEAGUE
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Swimmers state-bound
• On a mission: 4,402nd beach survey and counting
• Impressive results
• Front-row seats
• MSI to open doors to public on Aug. 13
• New laws affect water, funerals
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Goin’ to the chapel
• School trustees voted ‘yes’ on repairing pillars
• Free falling
• Big winner
• Computer club sets Kids’ Day on July 30
• Beach babe
• School board OKs purchase of new truck
• Frosty the Snowman
• Next two meeting dates changed by ISD trustees
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Good deed
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Fixing present, ensuring future
• What would Mr. Whipple do?
• Perry should thank atheists
• Political Cartoon
• Animal shelter seeks supplies
• Sale on Saturday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Walk beach is Friday
• Splish-splash!
• Trash talk
• Leadership at MSI changes
• Photos
• Sales by the seashore?
• Reduce electricity consumption urged
• To vend or not to vend?
• Hot off the presses
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Chillin’
• A chicken?
• New laws are effective soon
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• FISHING REPORT
• Returned to sender
• A heaping pile
• Big reds
• Ready for the grill
• Back at the dock
• Blue Waves to fish soon
• Family fun
• Guides’ day out
• Sewing guild to host demo of quilting ruler
• Sponsors sought for Parrot Heads event
• A fast learner
• Fast catch
• Birthday buck
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Stolen tools are home again
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Computer Club seeks support
• On the docks
• ARK seeks ATV
• Cheering anglers on
• Tent city
• Small, but speedy
• Pool gets handicap lift
• Guided beach walk scheduled for July 22
• 76TH DEEP SEA ROUNDUP Junior Offshore Winners
• 76th Deep Sea Roundup FLY FISHING WINNERS
• 76TH DEEP SEA ROUNDUP Champions
• Outboards only!
• Photo
• 76TH DEEP SEA ROUNDUP Junior Bay/Surf Winners
• Roundup not just for anglers -- spectators are part of it, too!
• 76TH DEEP SEA ROUNDUP Bay/Surf Winners
• Bevy of boats
• Battling brothers
• Three picked for All-State
• Swimmers compete, prepare for regionals
• Play ball!
• PAHS students named scholars
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Shaving cream beards
• A family affair
• A little lesson
• Mardi Gras in July
• Still making memories
• Bake sale Saturday
• Needed funds
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Obama bashes wealthy Americans
• What am I thinking?
• Dewhurst can take his pick
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Say ‘thanks’ by donating blood
• ‘Dear Edwina, Junior’ draws to end Sunday
• Summer youth production
• City leaders look to future
• Sizzling Fourth mirrors summer
• Clean-up duty
• Wow!
• The champs
• Deep Sea Roundup videos are up
• Cutbirth crowned
• Reupke is Bay/Surf Grand Champion
• Lane closures may affect travel time
• Star-spangled beach
• Patriots
• Legislature did much in 2011
• HISTORY CORNER
• FISHING REPORT
• Beginner’s luck
• Outboard Fishing Tournament
• Good eating
• Winner?
• Bird watching
• To the scales
• Science and the Sea
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Animal aid group to elect new officers
• Cause for celebration
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• ‘Fanta’stic break!
• Ship makes rare move in channel
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Help!
• Kids cast for bikes, prizes in tourney
• Blood drive
• Big rig
• City dump still accepts fish carcasses
• Catching a flight
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Commercial yard
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Ice Cream Social on August 2
• Latkovic wins scholarship
• Summer under the sun
• Testing clams
• Dino fun
• Catching bait
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Fab Fourth
• Bon voyage!
• Cities, counties up for ‘adoption’
• In service
• New Rotary president
• Beach sales: Opening options?
• Island native reminisces about past
• Vegas in Port Aransas, baby!
• Mother finds way to work through loss
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Florida senator looks to be ready
• Better to be hit by texting driver?
• Book tells about hero Earl Rudder
• Political Cartoon
• Float flotilla
• Blues to be played in park tomorrow
• Adopt a friend on Saturday
• Children’s musical starts today
• Ooooh! Aaaaaah!
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Yoga slated Saturday
• Johnson: Ready to help
• Lugg says fishing, police work similar
• Tattoos
• Hook ’em up, reel ’em in - it’s time for the Deep Sea Roundup!
• Huge platform departs Port Aransas
• New ferries in operation
• Big rig departure delayed until Friday
• Huge rig to pass through Port Aransas Thursday
• New pier keeper
• Weighing in
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Technology improves forecasts
• City continues unusual suit in setback case
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Getting ready
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Credit, debit fraud not limited to Port Aransas
• Woman charged in theft of cash from business
• Think ahead when packing meds
• Five boys charged as park vandals
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Storm knocks out power
• A seaworthy ceremony
• Sweeping the competition
• IN THE KITCHEN WITH SLING
• Sand play
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Students make the dean’s list
• Adopt a pet July 9
• Drama:
• Free yoga set July 9
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• FISHING REPORT
• Big ‘nough
• Fish jam session
• Kids can fish for prizes Saturday
• Trading up
• Bait up!
• Treasured trout
• Learning to surf
• Along for the ride
• Perry signs bill to study cruise industry
• 6A IslandSports Port Aransas Swim Team just keeps on s‘winning’
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Road work
• Jenkins
• Burroughs
• Sunset Sounds set July 8
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Miracle in NJ -- can we follow up?
• Leave fireworks to the pros
• Nation now taking close look at Perry
• Political Cartoon
• Buy art to help the ARK
• Bi-annual sale to begin at First Friday reception
• Barefoot sale
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Youth production will open on July 7
• Not an option
• City hall, banks take holiday break
• Drought remains unbroken
• 4TH FIREWORKS
• Thursday’s catch
• Powderpuff
• Tourney to benefit youth
• It’s heavy!
• FISHING REPORT
• Reeling in big
• Fishing tournament slated this weekend
• Snapper season is still going strong
• Pier Lady
• Putt-putt fun
• Littletons announce birth
• Beach vending issue still alive
• San Antonio puts Port Aransas on top PASTOR’S PEN
• San Antonio puts Port Aransas on top
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• In formation
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Council schedules workshops
• Women take stage at Powder Puff
• Anglers tell fish stories
• ‘Barefoot’ sale set for First Friday
• Williams on dean’s list at Texas State
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Swimmers win Saturday meet
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• In the early morning light
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Cereal jewelry
• Showcase is Friday
• Kickin’ kid
• Bake sale slated for retreat fundraising
• Science Camp sends kids into field
• Art camp will be ‘Picturing America’
• Season ready
• Zoom!
• Most bills now signed
• Buy art to fund Ark
• Reptile fun
• City manager review under wraps
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• What was deviant is the new normal
• Delivery methods expand
• Commission may draw district lines
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• South Jetty is second overall in state wide competition
• Water-dragon slayer
• Beach walk set to educate combers
• Hooked on fishing
• Comment on wind farm sought
• First anniversary
• Dedication Friday for new ferryboats
• Top honors
• 911 experiences problems
• Another new ferry arrives
• Something fishy here
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Sales tax surges in Port Aransas
• Fishing tournament features music festival
• FISHING REPORT
• Ladies, let your tournament begin
• Nice catch
• Send the gaff
• Scientists recognized for croaker research
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• Youth group begins retreat fundraising
• Happy hour set June 24
• PASTOR’S PEN
• VBS slated June 20-24
• Burglary charges dropped against Port Aransas man
• Sunrise in the park
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• EPA names ARK ‘Gulf Guardian’
• Faulkner rides huge surf
• IN THE KITCHEN WITH SLING
• Planter refurbishing
• Residential yard
• Support needed for swim team
• End of Year Honor Rolls
• Team wins meet
• MSI doctoral student earns grant from EPA
• New ferries to be dedicated June 24
• Show needs director, volunteers, characters
• Two Marlins picked for All-State team
• Life rolls on
• Birding 101 is for kids
• Playing in worms
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Ambulance chasing bill is signed
• Beach Access Road 1 is closed for a facelift
• Richardson is on dean’s list at university
• Beach tour is June 24
• Snapper season near end; amberjack about to close
• Fantastic four
• Digging it
• Women’s tourney back on
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Media hit bottom with Palin e-mails
• Squeaky wheels do get grease
• Take a break
• Kids to show ‘stuff ’ June 24
• Road ahead may be rough for Gov. Perry
• Political Cartoon
• Strong women inspired newly published novel
• Small surfers
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Art on sale Saturday
• Trustees wrestle with next budget
• Sticky fingers
• Under umbrellas
• HAWAIIAN ‘PUNCH’
• Carts reflect ‘Island Time’
• Beach Access Road 1 closed
• Texas Women Anglers back on
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Trout, put your fins up!
• Kasting for Kids is this weekend
• The morning after
• Extra passengers
• Big fish for a small fry
• Fishing tournament to benefit youth activities
• FISHING REPORT
• Fishing and music fest to help youth programs
• Big catch
• Powder Puff tourney set for June 17 and 18
• Magic fabric
• Survivors from the classroom
• Animal Friends to meet next on Tuesday evening
• Birding team donates prize to tree removal
• Falconer’s art is chosen for Deep Sea Roundup
• Cartwright wins scholarship
• Education Tour
• Vehicle manslaughter trial reset for August
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Man accused of trying to run over cop
• Officer pulls woman from water
• Driving the bridge
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Drivers breaking golf cart laws
• Kid fishing fun!
• Armanovs on president’s list for spring 2011
• Residential yard
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Olsen winners
• Disposal dispute
• BMS winners
• PAISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES AGENDA
• Hats off!
• Roberson - Tynes wedding
• Belcher baby born
• VBS set for June 20-24
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Atkinson signs on as newspaper intern
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Going for gold
• Livingston completes Army school
• Special session: The rules change
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• As Britain goes, so goes America?
• Plan to leave ahead of hurricane
• Curmudgeon Clements left strong legacy
• EDITORIAL
• Political Cartoon
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Leisure time
• Beach yoga on Saturday
• Garden Club plans season ender
• Southern gospel to grace stage
• Benefit set for Grimes
• When I grow up, I’m gonna . . .
• Service for Ousley slated
• Shifting sands
• Memorial for Woody Ousley is Saturday
• Graduation moved to Civic Center
• Superintendent talks details of early release
• Fishing buds
• FISHING REPORT
• Making memories
• Take a Kid Fishing, tournament Saturday
• A ‘reel’ emergency!
• Day’s bounty
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Water waders
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Police seek third man in residence burglaries
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Gospel group to play park
• Memorial madness
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Look out below!
• HISTORY CORNER
• Gloves, hat: Work day today
• Freshening up a little
• PAHS seniors recognized
• Class of 2011 is awarded $125,000 in scholarships
• Reading program to begin at library
• Elementary school grads
• School awards are slated for today
• Biographies
• Art camp offered for 3rd-5th grade youth KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Project completed
• Minor change made to 2010-11 calendar
• Benefit set for Grimes
• Memorial Saturday for Patrick Parker
• A colorful display
• Mitchell
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Interim dean appointed at UT College of Natural Sciences
• Big visit
• Parrot Heads slate dinner meet June 9
• Hit the beach for free yoga session
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Free again
• Tennis tournament Saturday
• Free fishing
• Booster Club seeks officers
• Kids invited to explore Coastal Bend wetlands
• First Friday features photos
• ISLAND AGENDA
• ‘Meals’ help needed
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• American idol Obama is not
• Who are scholarships named for?
• Perry’s hat in ring? Maybe
• Political Cartoon
• Now what?
• Q&A with new councilman
• 41 seniors ‘walk’ Friday
• Holiday fun
• Kelton inducted into honor society
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Egg-citing
• ARK reschedules turtle release
• Moving right along
• Fresh eyes
• FISHING REPORT
• Mighty fine catch
• ‘Take a Kid Fishing’ caters to families
• No license needed to fish June 4
• Just married
• Memorial is set for Dr. Parker
• Shaw
• Roels
• Smith
• New iPhone app to track snapper
• Engaged
• PASTOR’S PEN
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Testing, one-two-three
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pre-K pre-registration is Tuesday
• Festival of art, music
• Art on sale during Fourth Saturday
• Davis earns her masters
• Photo exhibit main feature of art show
• Bocce on the beach
• Best of the best
• Baseball bests
• Marlins make history
• Black Marlins coach pitch
• Blue Marlins coach pitch
• Blue Marlins major league
• Blue Marlins minor league
• White Marlins minor league
• Lady Marlins minor division
• Black Marlins tee ball
• Black Marlins minor league
• White Marlins coach pitch
• White Marlins tee ball
• Blue Marlins tee ball
• Time running out for legislature
• Surfing the education
• History to come to ‘wax’ Friday
• KIDS’ CALENDAR
• Couldn’t do it without you
• A step up
• PAISD band to perform tonight
• Fall soccer registration begins today
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Revised final exam schedules released
• It’s magic
• For all you do, this ice cream’s for you
• Bottled up
• Council savors idea of vendors on beach
• Truancy: District will do better
• Price elected pro tem
• With honors
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Obama ideas delusional?
• Bright future depends on us
• Trust in short supply in Austin
• KPAB sets meeting Tuesday
• Going to bat for cats
• Beachcombers invited to free walk on Friday
• Kiwanis Club Golf Ball Drop
• Half-price pool entry on holiday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• 2A Dog, cat items on sale
• Memorial Day
• Busted
• Political Cartoon
• Active hurricane season predicted
• Economic forecast
• READY FOR MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
• Marlins end historic season
• Turtle release is Saturday morning
• Marlins lose regional quarterfinal opener
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Creighton, Ford are honored for preservation efforts
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• High in the sky
• Heading out
• Lucky day
• FISHING REPORT
• Dinner for two
• Axis deer
• Lifeguard training starts this weekend
• Family outing
• Olympic swimmer to speak at PAISD
• Computer Center needs volunteers
• Armstrong
• Robken
• Diabetes donation
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Rain, rain
• Andrew Russell is graduate of Navy training
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Swim for half price on Monday
• AEP to seek city traffic contract
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Kiwanis host Golf Ball Drop on May 27
• Field Day fun
• Sewing guild calls a meeting
• Beach food vendors may get the nod today
• Colorful talk
• PAGC to tackle road trash
• Outstanding athletes are named at banquet
• Marlins take it a step further
• Fifth grade lunch set for May 26
• Marlins
• Schools fight truancy with charges
• PAISD may get $105,000 in fed funds
• Community theatre to hold summer camp
• For sale
• Volunte ers asked to tea at H.G. Olsen
• School bands set concert for May 26
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Slaves?
• Final exams scheduled
• South Jetty is second to one in TGCPA newspaper contest
• Running in the rain
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• House bills, joint resolutions pass before May 12 deadline
• Bicycle safety
• Few days left for collection drive
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Apocalypse now? Not!
• Cheers to voters!
• Obama, Perry don’t meet here
• Cartoon
• Feedback sought for next relay
• Blood bus here today
• Art, music festivals slated for this week
• PAHS grad to sing in encore performance
• ISLAND AGENDA
• 11th Street bond issue gets mandate
• Taxes
• Grant to kick-start improvements
• For sale: Harbor Island
• Putting up beach toys
• Turtle release is Saturday on beach
• Unofficial Election Returns
• Marlins win, 12-3 to take series
• Marlins come back
• Marlins fall to Mason
• A boat load
• Whopper!
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• New vegetation
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Shrimp season to close on Sunday
• FISHING REPORT
• Fishing tournaments abundant in summer
• Winners
• Fishery meeting set today
• Stebbins
• Thornhill
• Golf for good
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Pena’s manslaughter trial postponed again
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• EMTs pass gritty tests
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Nueces County Appraisal District Valuations to be explained at workshop
• Full moon celebrations held on beach
• Fiesta kicks off ‘fundraisingfest’
• Hot time
• Whoops!
• Marlins begin area battle Friday
• Strikers
• Track season ends at region
• Season ender
• BMS tennis players win at district
• Port Aransas High School golfer goes to state
• Athletic banquet slated on Monday
• Field days set at Olsen, BMS
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Theater camp for kids slated for June
• Food for thought
• Teacher torsos
• Digging in the dirt
• Fifth grade lunch slated
• Teacher appreciation
• House passes ‘sanctuary’ bill
• Polling place
• Five generations
• Passing of the lei
• Smooth rides ahead
• Tea to honor volunteers at Olsen, BMS
• Blood drive slated here
• Matthews to give concert on May 20
• Assuredly shredded
• HISTORY CORNER
• EDITORIAL
• A solution to debt menace
• Cast well-informed votes
• Cooperation: Vanishing act?
• Political Cartoon
• Yoga
• PAPD invites youth to Bike Rodeo Sunday
• ISLAND AGENDA
• SandFest shares profits
• Magnet therapy topic at H.E.L.P.
• Golden light
• Outdoor concert tomorrow night
• ‘Green’ fix
• Hurricane talk on tap
• Voters decide Place 1, 11th St. Saturday
• Cycling by the sea
• PAHS ace academics are state champs
• Ortiz 17th at state
• Early voting ends today
• Marlins face Mason
• Successful softball season concludes
• Sheepshead, drum
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Kayak fishing
• Concert in the park is slated for May 13
• FISHING REPORT
• Ol’ ‘saltyheads’
• Science and the Sea
• Residents invited to hurricane talk
• Three by the sea
• Worth a kayak
• VFW collecting items for troop
• ‘Spice’ and ‘nice’ on tap Saturday
• Sharp shooters
• PA veterans happy with bin Laden news
• SLING SHOTS
• Lucky golf ball will be worth $1,000 or more
• Woman charged after bar quarrel
• Austin man is charged after beach stabbing
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Scuffle leads to arrest, which then leads to ...
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• On the rocks
• POLICE BLOTTER
• ‘The Help’ is book club’s pick
• Kicking at cancer
• Careless limb stacking may get you brush-off
• Blowin’ in the wind
• Garden club changes May meeting date
• Three May events benefit art center
• Kiwanis set bike rodeo for May 15
• Round robin tennis for adults is slated Saturday
• Benefit golf tourney is Friday at Newport Dunes
• Marlins practice vs. San Perlita
• Waiting game
• Science Fair
• Thanks a lot!
• Ladies to vie for area title
• Banana tree lovers
• Kids get to show off at field days
• Survey seeks data for parent involvement
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Doing their part
• Candidates Donley, Sirmon square off
• Volunteers find tons of trash
• Wise elected state director of women’s organization
• Pool sets new hours
• Birders use keen eyes in contest
• From Portugal to Port Aransas
• Parrot Heads to discuss benefit
• AFPA sets meeting
• Vows planned
• Suarez
• On the road, again
• Grace serves up hot meals
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Bin Laden: Justice has been done
• Treasure your mothers
• Knives are out for redistricting
• Political Cartoon
• Double feature at PACT this weekend
• Artists show color at First Friday
• Rabies clinic offered
• Tourism workers invited on cruise
• ISLAND AGENDA
• City to treat moms
• Early voting off to slow start
• Boys in blue
• Blessing or curse?
• Bird counters wanted
• Champs
• Friends start bank account to aid Ferretti
• Whoops!
• Friends start bank account to aid Ferretti
• Down in the dirt
• PAHS track team tunes up at meet in Corpus Christi
• Whoops!
• JV Marlins win in District 31-A
• Marlins whip Falls City team
• Baseball history is made
• Swim team tryouts are set for Saturday
• Charity golf tourney to tee off on May 6
• Coach: Tennis players ‘awesome’ at regionals
• The team, together
• Ladies maul Bruni, 22-2, in three innings for playoff position
• Ladies win district, draw a bye
• Ortiz to state golf tournament; others win medals at regional
• ‘Colores de Mayo’ to come to First Friday
• Alister Street work delayed by repairs
• Ambulance is due this year
• Shelton is new South Jetty ad rep
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Inbound with LNG
• POLICE BLOTTER
• City adopts storm re-entry plan
• Our boat has arrived
• Students to perform at PACT
• Awareness ride
• City to keep lease on Computer Center home
• They did it!
• City to keep lease on Computer Center home
• Chapel tour times rescheduled
• A legacy
• PAISD Honor Rolls - Fifth Six Weeks
• Port Aransas kids to compete in Coastal Bend Science Fair
• Students of science
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Community theatre to hold summer camp
• A very Good Friday!
• Institute offers lessons in outdoors for children
• Moms can swim free on May 8
• Three Texas agencies up for review
• Still time to read book club choice
• Field of dreams
• Multi-generational trip
• Whoops!
• FISHING REPORT
• Nice Jack
• City to clean at I.B. Magee park
• Scraping sargassum
• Tournament on Saturday to honor late Carlos Guerra
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Port Aransas joins clean-up
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Sherwood, King announce birth of daughter, Ava Leigh
• Cool, sweet treats
• Early voting starts Monday
• Salt, wind combine on lines to knock out power on Saturday
• 11th Street not expected to become a speedway
• Gray
• Buchanan
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Holy Week First Communion
• Hospitality employees offered ride
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Even offensive speech protected
• Be there for candidates
• Texans pray for rain, rainy day school funding
• Political Cartoon
• H.E.L.P. tour slated Tuesday
• Young actors sought for cast
• On a treasure hunt
• Silent auction set Saturday to help eco-friendly causes
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Take old papers to civic center to shred
• What’s it all about?
• Ahoy, there!
• Volunteers to help clean island beach
• Face-off
• Walk it off
• Big new ferry arrives
• Alumni game cancelled
• Service for Wickham is Saturday
• Kelsey Ortiz going to state
• Big return
• FISHING REPORT
• Nice catch
• Nice trout!
• Well done
• Fishing 101
• Gee, wonder what’s for dinner?
• Easy catch?
• Quade and Horn retire from institute
• The park, at dark
• Port Aransas to consider joining regional task force
• R-r-r-r-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-p!!!! Join in Island Shred Day
• Food allergy bill, agency advance
• Council talks about communication issues
• Chest-deep in fish
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• Art Center seeks new location
• Recognizing the sponsors
• Sculpture assembly
• Face-to-face
• Amazing detail
• Hard at work
• Beach maintenance discussed
• City to take Board of Adjustments to court
• Relay For Life to feature new twists
• Watching the weather
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Council candidates will present views April 28
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Pena trial reset again
• Police search
• 100,000+ at SandFest
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Head to the beach
• Sharing resources
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• JV pitcher’s game ‘perfect’
• BMS tennis opens season against Gregory-Portland
• Marlins get 3-2 win over Eagles
• Marlins beat Pettus for 20th win
• Ladies run over Prep 11-1
• JV routs Woodsboro
• Swim team try-outs are on Saturday
• Regional, here we come!
• Olympic swimming medalist to visit Port Aransas May 24
• All State
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Facing budget crunch, Port Aransas schools rethink transfer students
• Up in the air
• Liu given $5K grant at UTMSI
• A team effort
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• High school sets TAKS test schedules
• Bugs ahoy!
• Four Marlins will go on to UIL state
• South Jetty earns awards in STPA regional newspaper competition
• Shhhh! Listen, learn
• Institute’s Green Team seeks auction donations
• SandFest masters’ winners
• H.E.L.P. activities are free for all
• Roadwork continues
• Post-storm re-entry plan considered
• Roadwork detour
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Bond issue makes good sense
• Search for perfect system of governance
• Choosey about choice -- now?
• Cartoon
• PACT play is cancelled
• Fiesta de Mayo tickets available
• Volunteers for summer needed
• SandFest fun
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Beach walk set Friday
• Which way will it go?
• Mum’s the word
• Easter egg hunt slated
• Sunrise service set
• Sand scenes
• You'd better hurry and look
• Alister from Avenue A to Avenue C to be closed
• Thousands attend SandFest
• Reef Salon
• Traded a perch for a redfish
• FISHING REPORT
• Nice red
• It’s always better with friends
• Nice variety
• A fishing first
• Bake sale to help church youth visit historic New York chapel
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Wedding date set
• Beach walk set Friday
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Street survey
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Book club to meet May 10
• Lesson Mountain
• UT Green Team to raise funds
• Sales tax out-paces February ’10
• STPA to meet in Port Aransas
• Commercial yard
• Audubon taps Newport as sanctuary
• Marlins warm up for district tourney
• Seven head for regional
• BMS wraps up season at district
• Guillot, Bordon advance
• High and fast
• 14-3 win caps good week for Marlins
• Family portrait
• JV puts hurt on Hornets
• Lady Marlins abuse Ben Bolt in 18-1 win
• La Villa win moves Ladies up
• Junior varsity shuts out Kenedy
• ‘Fish’ boost Marlins to win
• Varsity takes revenge
• EDUCATION NOTES
• New slate of officers to be presented to PTO
• ‘Night on the Town’
• PAISD receives big bucks from PAEF
• Art Center plans for May festivals
• Beach Cleanup slated April 30
• Texas human trafficking ‘shocking’
• Pick up sewing tips at April 21 meeting
• Different visitors
• Fundraisers
• Overnight cancer benefit walk is April 30
• Family fishing activity
• Whoops!
• Wickham
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Fabulous fall-out!
• Bats are topic at H.E.L.P.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• STPA: A family affair
• Life lesson in Archbold, Ohio
• Lege lacks ‘enough guts to draw a buzzard’
• Political Cartoon
• Discounts on art at Third Saturday Sale
• Historical bus tour will take to the streets today
• Parrot Heads will flock tonight
• PACT sets the stage for next show
• Lessons on giving
• Garden Club to hold workday on Tuesday
• Replacing old gas lines is part of 11th Street package
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Acclaimed MSI scientist Parker succumbs
• Rough night for sailors
• Facelift
• Get down and sandy!
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• Building a back beach
• Bills could legalize Texas gambling
• HISTORY CORNER
• Wild flowers cropping up
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Death trial set back to April 14
• Checking plans
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Port Aransas Garden Club Activities keep members busy as bees
• Fundraisers
• 2010 Census figures show slight growth
• Relay For Life seeks community’s help
• Golf sponsors sought
• Texas birding classic is getting under way
• Lady Marlins tie for first in golf tourney
• Marlins advance to area in track
• Benavides stops home gals 1-0
• Crider finishes third in Dallas
• JV pops Pettus, 22-1
• Fly ball
• Huddle
• There it goes
• Home field edge gives Marlins win
• Play ball!
• Falls City stops Marlins
• Hipp replaces Mixon
• Real action
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Grants to be awarded today by PAEF
• Fishing camp to be held Sunday
• PAHS students to compete in speech contest
• Down and dirty
• Marlins earn first place at UIL district contest
• We’re Number 1!
• Making memories
• A family that fishes together...
• FISHING REPORT
• No joke
• Big fish pot winners
• Heavy hitter
• Not jacking around
• Tourney set in memory of Guerra
• Prom re-do
• New water lines in place
• New home for Nik Nak Patio Shack
• Lesson Mountain
• Third Saturday offers art deals
• Bat talk is set April 20
• Book discussion is Tuesday
• Thanks for helping hand
• Sandstock meeting set to begin plans
• Ashtanga yoga now at JELM
• Memorial
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Right way to spread wealth
• Tom Brooks: A class act
• Governor backs education - but which governor?
• Political Cartoon
• Historical bus tour may offer new twist
• Beach Yoga is Saturday
• Sunset Sounds set to resume Friday with ‘Muse and Eye’
• ISLAND AGENDA
• AFPA to pow-wow
• Dunk Your Junk set for Saturday
• Non-furry friends
• Fines to be waived on past-due books
• Private services set for former city manager
• Street work just the surface
• Got cart?
• Former UTMSI director, Dr. Patrick Parker, dies
• Former city manager Tom Brooks dies in Goldthwaite
• Prom location changed
• ISLAND OBSERVER
• HOOKED ON BIRDING
• Inbound loaded
• House OKs voter ID
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• On patrol
• Car death trial set April 4
• Dunk junk April 9
• Disco time warp
• Port Aransas kicks off tourney series
• Port Aransan wins Texas newspaper video award
• Marlins score ‘ugly’ win
• Times improve in Ben Bolt
• Runners earn blue, red ribbons and more
• Win over Bruni gives Ladies lead
• Ladies scorch Prep, 19-1
• Photos
• Marlins take Woodsboro
• Historical bus tour slated for April 14
• JV rocks Kenedy on home ballfield
• Cleaning the cam
• Sunset Sounds resumes April 8
• PAHS tennis team performs well against Rockport group
• Creating for a cause
• Beeville golf tourney good practice for PAHS golfers
• Science fair
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Predator and prey
• Coming and going
• FISHING REPORT
• Pleased as punch
• Happy anglers
• Good day of fishing
• Fine catch
• Big red
• Port Aransas to field teams in Texas Birding Classic event
• To foil oil
• Kiwanis slate golf ball drop
• Tennis time
• Fun with Grandpa
• Dad, daughter cycle together
• Free beach yoga slated for April 9
• Skating through
• New island rides
• ‘Little Altars’ is book club read
• Some JELM classes continue
• Vandever
• Kahn
• Doing some birding
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• A gift for the obvious
• We’re all about you
• Kennard was friend of parks
• Political Cartoon
• Rummage sale to help PAHS grads
• Golf cart drivers are invited to Fool’s Fire
• ’80s Prom slated Saturday
• All woman art show on tap at First Friday
• Winter Texan lends expertise
• Two H.E.L.P. activities set
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Funeral today for PAHS freshman Justin Kahn
• Thumbs up
• Thunderstorm expected late tonight
• Classes to dismiss early Thursday for Kahn service
• PAHS students remember classmate
• Peculiar jobs of the past
• Jetty trout
• Success!
• Birdwatching - it’s good for the soul
• Shakin’ it up
• Lanoux, Burroughs to host meeting on Saturday morning
• Presbyterian Women set sale
• Attracting a crowd
• Rainy day fund approved
• Council closes doors to talk about open meetings law with attorney
• Spic and span
• Winter Texan humor
• First Friday to feature women
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Cell phone GPS leads deputy to stolen goods
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Taking a break
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Upcoming parks and rec sessions involve lab tour, magnetic therapy
• Party in Port Aransas!
• Donley seeks re-election
• ’80s Prom is April 2
• Fundraisers
• New bird facility
• PAHS Marlins vs. Kingsville Academy
• Pate named to all-region team
• Up and coming
• Marlins strike twice in double-header on Medina diamond
• Marlins dominate at Fayetteville tourney
• Ben Bolt no match for Lady Marlins
• Lady Marlins score 3-2 road win over La Villa
• PAHS TENNIS
• Preparing for district
• Logging some miles
• Adult round robin tennis tourney set
• Sea snake
• Elementary students to boogie down on Friday
• ISLAND PLANTS
• Eighth-graders continue fund-raising
• A creative way to spend Spring Break
• EDUCATION NOTES
• King catch
• Fishing buddies
• Spring Break finale
• FISHING REPORT
• Young angler
• Redfish series to begin Saturday
• Get ’m done
• Large drum
• Marina due new fish house
• Schepper
• Dreyer
• Brown
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Bomaritos to mark 60 years of marriage
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• And Libya makes three
• Letter parallels ‘Alamo’ missive
• Political Cartoon
• Guided beach walk offered tomorrow
• Input on improvements to State Hwy. 361 sought
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Spring Break, wise ideas, changes
• ‘Kitchen Witches’ to dish up final performances Thursday - Saturday
• Hey, wait up!
• Director’s workshop will be held Sunday
• Hard at work
• Are we ready?
• Big crowd, little trouble
• Ahead of the curve
• Events trigger memories
• Winter Texans having fun
• Sty lin’
• Shoe hues
• City pool offers fresh water Spring Break opportunities
• Art on the water
• Citizens invited to meet for frank talk
• Bills of interest updated
• Wind power
• Director’s workshop offered at the PACT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Murder suspect ruled incompetent
• PORT ARANSAS CITY COUNCIL Agenda
• Breakers watching breakers
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Officer chases, tackles man after $6 shoplift
• Vandals steal wire from track
• Dune trespassing
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Fish ear bones to be lecture topic
• Gifts from the Gulf
• Fundraisers
• ‘Divine Secrets’ companion is chosen for Book Club discussion on April 12
• Kissy face
• Island Women-Group is feature for First Friday at Art Center for Islands
• Guided beach walk is set for March 25
• Bikini contest
• Marlins run with wind
• Girls with game
• Medals, more won by athletes
• Netters court Spring Break fun
• Boys of the court
• Go, girls, go!
• She’s out!
• Varsity, JV hand Eaglettes losses on Ladies’ diamond
• Rounding second
• Winning team
• Marlins bring home trophy from Louise
• Sirmon seeks election to Place 1
• Relayers cruise for a cause
• Family-friendly
• Wharf fish
• FISHING REPORT
• Monster haul
• Fishing with friends
• Giant pompano
• Redfish series opens in Port Aransas Saturday, March 26
• Heavy-handed
• Classroom cooks
• Ball girl
• Chicken dinners will help kids finance trip
• Coordinator tells trustees: STAAR should let students shine
• All aboard!
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Mimes in a line
• Sales tax rebates lag
• New guys in town
• PASTOR’S PEN
• KPAB is selling afghans to raise funds for projects
• Twenty years in the making
• Cotten’s: South Texas institution
• Organ concert is slated
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• NPR should, can stand alone
• Officials could make difference
• Editorial
• Political Cartoon
• Taking a break in the breakers
• Family-friendly activities scheduled for evenings
• ‘Kitchen Witches’ continues brewing up trouble at PACT
• Mardi Gras fun
• Spring Break
• ISLAND AGENDA
• Sewing guild to share projects, charity today
• Numbers man
• Customers to pay price
• Place 1 race on for city council
• In wake of quake
• Junior varsity Marlins lose winning streak to Ingleside
• Sign up now for men’s softball
• Down in the dirt
• PAHS tracksters compete well despite bad weather
• Lady Marlins win two, lose two in Victoria St. Jo tournament
• King Tut fascination; walls of sargassum weed
• ArtFest ’11 booth space is available
• Parrot Heads to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• 30 rocks!
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Mayor goes to D.C., looks for money
• Making dreams come true
• Purses are WHF focus
• Helping funds
• ‘Prom’ recalls the ’80s
• Life in seagrass beds is topic tonight
• Art show winners told
• Mayor wants assessment of hurricane preparedness
• Garden club work day set
• History Corner stands corrected
• Beach yoga is Saturday
• Cash commode
• FISHING REPORT
• Friendly charter
• From a far-away land
• Surf catch
• Skilled anglers
• Two in the hand...
• Lovett
• Jessup
• JELM sock hop set Wednesday
• New deadline has been set for golf tourney sponsors
• Teen dance slated Friday
• PASTOR’S PEN
• A cross to bear
• It’s a double!
• JV Marlins fare well against bigger 3A teams
• Lady Marlins named to All-District teams
• BMS track teams earn first places
• Basketball honors
• Basketball bests
• Marlins tapped for All-District
• Art contest winners
• Caution:
• Pool open for Spring Break
• Magnificent musicians
• PAISD HONOR ROLLS
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Family fun slated for Spring Break
• Mystery on tap for Movie Time
• Sign up for art camp by Saturday
• Parents invited to buy books at Olsen book fair
• Bake sale set to help send kids to capital
• All about books
• Lighthouse memories is topic of next lecture
• Golf cart club gets organized
• Good time for a good cause
• Time to re-think Arab arms sales
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• With new deadline, we’re getting ‘skinny’
• Barbara Jordan: an icon in Texas
• Political Cartoon
• View fashions on ‘runway’ today
• Donate blood today
• Mardi Gras Carnival is set for Saturday
• Kite demos in park Sunday
• ‘Kitchen Witches’ to stir up laughter beginning tonight
• Island agenda
• Amos to sell beach finds on Saturday
• Filing ends Monday for city, school posts
• Busted
• Next week
• Spring Break
• Fat Tuesday parade party
• New deadline, new look for South Jetty
• ‘Plants of a different color
• Osteoporosis topic at Brown Bag Wednesday
• Bird banding
• Careful what ‘bars’ you frequent
• PORT ARANSAS HISTORY CORNER
• Birds on tour
• Ford, Creighton to speak, sign books at next historical lecture on Monday
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Barbecue Sunday to benefit Steven Torres
• Search and seizure
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• ‘Whodunit’ set for Movie Time
• Fisheries lab tour slated
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Filing for office comes to stand-still
• Birders flock together
• Commercial yard
• Craft class set Tuesday
• Spring fashions to take center stage
• ‘Whoop It Up’ on Sunday to help schools
• Garden Club invites all
• Big fish
• Round robin tennis tourney set Saturday
• Spring hours for pool are announced
• All ages put best feet forward in Beach Dash
• FISHING REPORT
• Big red
• All good eatin’
• A group effort
• Jetty crew
• Drum run
• Boot camp grad
• Airman Fries
• Dog gone fishin’
• Outoors-oriented
• UIL team takes home first-place ribbons
• Student art exhibit open at Art Center
• Making music
• Reaping what they sewed
• Kids art camp scheduled for March 14-18
• Youth float contest added to Mardi Gras parade
• Eighth-graders to raise money for D.C. trip
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Marlins Golf Schedule
• 2011 Marlin Tennis Schedule
• Young Marlins learn lessons in first meet
• Marlins Baseball Schedule
• JV Marlins Baseball Schedule
• Marlin teams medal in first meet of season
• Lady Marlins log experience in first outings of the season
• Orange Grove gives one shot at winning
• Brundrett Middle School Track
• Lady Marlins Softball Schedule
• Port Aransas High School Track
• State-ranked Yellowjackets end Marlins run in play-offs
• ‘Kitchen Witches’ to cook up comedy
• Just passing through
• Tuna helpers
• Institute’s lecture topic: Kemp’s ridley sea turtles
• Animal Friends to meet Tuesday
• Pancakes are on church menu Tuesday
• Family-friendly activities set for Spring Break
• Vega - Solis wedding
• Awesome volunteer
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Corrections Committee tasked with laws pertaining to criminal offenders
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Evolutionary law?
• Guest Editorial
• Balanced budget: Let’s rodeo - again!
• Cartoon
• Dinner and auction slated for Saturday
• Book Club to discuss ‘New York’ Tuesday
• Girls to benefit at Dress For A Cure
• Member artists and an author to be the feature of First Friday reception
• All Member Show
• Island agenda
• Mardi Gras parade set for Fat Tuesday
• Fresh faces seek to kick-start donations
• Getting down on getting high
• Birds everywhere!
• Marlins fall to Sabinal
• Bus to take fans to Marlins area game
• More adventures in Egypt
• Easy, versatile scallops
• Texas gains in census
• FISHING REPORT
• From the deep blue
• Drift trip
• Sunday catch
• A ‘reel’ sense of accomplishment
• Walloping Warsaw
• Winter Texan volunteer to be honored
• Dresses, more sought for a benefit show
• Two tours set this week
• Stitching a bond
• JELM plans two dances for March
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Prosecutors seek more information from Rangers in J.P. funds probe
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Coast Guard reports suspicious package
• Retailers invited to police meeting on Spring Break
• Getting the signal
• Shoppers can help food pantry
• Who's who in blue
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Mardi Gras parade is set for March 8
• Beach walk slated Friday
• Hargrove raises awareness on Japanese dolphin slaughters
• Whoopers set new high of 281 count
• Lobster comes in with anchor
• Tournament fosters camaraderie on tennis courts
• Some tension relief
• Auditions are next week for PACT adult comedy
• Origami workshop slated
• Port Aransas in retrospect is talk topic
• Deep Water Horizon oil spill is lecture topic tonight at MSI
• All Member Show on tap
• At the hog roast
• Getting acquainted
• Dinner, auction on March 5 benefit museum
• Fun in the sun
• Youth invited to art camp
• Dunton noted for academics
• Power project
• Green practices topic at Brown Bag lecture
• WHF class offers a solution for old discs
• Wood carving craftmanship built over years of experience
• Marlin netters take on 3A schools
• Lunch time
• PAHS students score at UIL competition
• Fundraisers tonight, Sunday to send kids to nation’s capital
• Art camp coming up
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Lady Marlins hold out to beat Lady Badgers
• Girls whack it to Brackett
• Winning season comes to end
• Industrial strength
• Marlins march on
• Fundraisers
• Opinions wanted
• Spring fashions, food, fun due at March style show
• And the winners are . . .
• Lone candidate files for ISD; city sees none
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Walker following Coolidge, Reagan?
• Thanks for listening; now let’s pass bond issue
• Consent form a deterrent
• Cartoon
• Spaghetti dinner to help set beach dashers on fast track
• Last call for ‘A Tuna Christmas’
• Island agenda
• Kiwanis Beach Dash set for Saturday
• Paying the price
• On the road again. . .
• Whoop it up!
• New Book Highlights Port A’s Rich History
• Marlins take bi-district, advance to area
• Lady Marlins' ride comes to an end
• Center Point is Lady Marlins next opponent
• Police hold awards ceremony
• Police hold awards ceremony
• Lady Marlins advance to regional quarterfinals
• Lady Marlins advance to regional quarterfinals
• Council alters course
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Egyptian adventure, circa 1965
• Port A Day in Austin
• Hunter to head Calendars Committee
• Up in the air
• FISHING REPORT
• Tuna and more
• Bagged in the bay
• Crab trap removal volunteers needed
• Big mako
• Dinner, auction to benefit museum Saturday, March 5
• Local sales tax rebate improves
• Chapel tours are scheduled
• Wine tasting
• Fundraising drive for food pantry ends soon
• Something’s fishy
• City offers lessons on fish prints
• New digs for the cats
• Waffle breakfast to help students at middle school
• Light to be fired up
• Gently worn clothing, jewelry sought for benefit fashion show
• Heath Fair is Saturday
• SUVs crash head-on
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Garden Club’s style show is March 10
• Painting the town red
• A fond farewell
• Carb up for Beach Dash at Project Grad spaghetti dinner
• Volunteers needed at birding festival
• PAHS students take top UIL honors
• Cupid’s tourney pairs kids, adults for play
• Beach Dash trophy art
• Winter Old-Lympics this weekend
• Study group
• School board looking into scoreboard
• Richardson makes list
• Teams begin season with determination
• Big heart
• EDUCATION NOTES
• BMS students need support for annual Washington, D.C. trip
• Last chance to sign for 2011 Little League
• ROMEO group serenades Juliets
• Art for ferries going on display
• Island valentine
• Oil spill is panel topic
• Bellard was coaching icon
• Volunteers pick up tons of beach trash
• Marlins power past Eagles, 62-42
• Pettus squeezes past Marlins
• Driving force
• Beach Dash is Feb. 26
• JVs romp Kenedy, 47-8
• Close combat
• Eagles fly above JV Marlin squad
• Win puts Marlins in playoffs
• Area game is Friday in Charlotte
• JV Ladies push mark to 14-4 with win over Pettus
• Squeezing through
• Driving
• Television stars
• Bang!
• 48-36 win puts Ladies in playoffs
• ‘Native Dave’ to speak at Brown Bag
• Tickets sales over for dance
• Duck hunting topic of lecture tomorrow
• To and fro
• PASTOR’S PEN
• 11th St: On second glance, is there a chance?
• Egypt’s future is looking dim
• Education not the place to cut
• Pet adoptions set Saturday
• Island agenda
• Police commendation ceremony is Friday
• Shrimp Boil open to all on Saturday
• Live auction and smoked pig are on the block this Saturday
• ‘A Tuna Christmas’ opens for short run
• Cowboy Hall of Famer to sing Monday
• Superintendent gets pay hike, contract extended by one year
• Two days into filing period City ballot is full, school’s is empty
• 11th Street plans back on city agenda tonight
• Illness to art
• Lady Marlins advance to Area
• Lights out in Port Aransas!
• Lady Marlins roll on
• Marlins' games rescheduled
• Brown bag lecture set Wednesday
• Freeze-foiled foliage -- again
• PA sewing group to meet Feb. 17
• Tuesday last chance for Butter Braid pastries
• Jones selected as intern for Austin city PI office
• ArtFest booths available
• ‘Big Apple’ to be topic of discussion at book club meeting to be held March 9
• Not ‘Dr.’ Tony has message for kids
• Fashions and fun
• FISHING REPORT
• Tuna time
• Lined up by size
• Super haul Sunday
• Give, take of sun is lecture topic
• VFW seeks auction items
• FAML tour, surf talk on tap today
• Who you gonna’ call?
• Bake sale is Saturday
• Video service store opens
• Medicare Band to entertain at Shrimp Boil
• Museum plans black tie event
• Learn ‘green’ jewelry trick at workshop
• Performing
• Help sought to locate missing Ingleside teen
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Late night fight injures police officer
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• An island turns to ice
• Banquet set to honor those who serve
• Early sign-up deadline near for annual whooper festival
• Bounty of books
• ‘Tuna’ performances begin Feb. 17
• Tennis players invited to play
• Caring for turtles
• Little League registration slated Sunday
• Tennis players, sponsors needed for tournament
• Carol Elliot on PACT stage Feb. 21
• Relaxing reading
• Input needed for recreation survey
• Residents on TSU dean’s list
• Check your vital signs at health fair on Feb. 19
• Call out for entries in Kiwanis Beach Dash
• And the winner is ...
• BMS to hold bake sale to benefit Washington trip
• School board trustees to review administrators’ contracts tonight
• Through the microscope
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Over the top
• Up for the shot
• BMS men win, 54-26
• Hustle!
• Parents’ Night
• Marlins jockey for playoff spot
• Beavers gnaw Marlins
• Taking aim
• BMS ladies end with win
• Team spirit
• Game Friday vs. Woodsboro to set seeding
• Brick wall:
• Waffle meal set Feb. 20
• Church invites teens to gather
• Dance slated at JELM
• Historical stories topic at lecture
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Golden anniversary
• Wintertime dance set for Feb. 22
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Chicken Little and debt ceiling
• Do 11th Street right -- the first time
• News vet left strong legacy
• Editorial
• Political Cartoon
• Island agenda
• Beach yoga set for Saturday
• Weather delayed reception is rescheduled for Friday
• Educate your palate at a wine tasting tonight
• Beach cleanup is on Saturday
• International traveling crane exhibit will open at art center on Thursday
• Call to the wild
• $ 5 million bond plan selected
• Icy island
• File on!
• Causeway, Harbor Bridge still closed
• Conditions improve
• Two ferries running
• South Jetty office opening delayed
• Roads, streets are icy
• Freezing rain starting to fall in Corpus Christi
• Freezing rain expected this afternoon
• Council to put bond issue before voters
• Weather-related updates
• Legendary Latin master, Mr. Powell
• ‘Tuna Christmas’ due on PACT stage Feb. 17
• Working up an appetite
• FISHING REPORT
• He beat the drum
• Night haul
• 4B Cold-stunned fish are not fair game during a freeze
• PAGC keeps busy with workday and a meeting
• Playing doctor
• Whole lotta’ shoppin’
• Art Center offers February workshops and a new class
• Bills continue trip through legislature
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Beach cleanup slated Feb. 12
• VFW to sell chances to win Visa cash cards
• Two onboard
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Fisheries lab tour, Texas surfing history lecture on tap
• Eating (well!) and running
• City to consider bond options
• Winning entry
• Dancing the night away
• On your marks ...
• Celestial navigation is brown bag topic
• Trinity day school is seeking sponsors for golf tournament
• Crowd goes wild
• Boy Scout registration tonight
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Marlin UIL team earns several ‘firsts’
• Respect for the flag
• Backin’ the Pack
• Up for the shot!
• Oh, happy day!
• Driving
• Old-Lympics tournament scheduled for Feb. 19, 20
• Hooks All-Stars nominees
• Cupid’s Doubles tennis on tap
• Round robin event to fire on Saturday
• Three Marlins receive votes for Stars team
• Getting some exercise
• Stratospheric shot
• Three residents make dean’s list
• Parrot Heads meet Feb. 10
• Speckled trout limit stays at 10
• Delve into microscopic underwater world today
• Tumbleweeds next project for craft group
• Early birds get spots
• PORT ARANSAS HISTORY CORNER
• JVs romp past Lions
• Junior Marlins roll past Woodsboro in road game
• Way up there
• Double whammy
• Lions’ threat fails to stop PAHS varsity
• Marlins bury ’Boro
• Outta my way!
• Comin’ through!
• JV Ladies 36-17 over Kenedy
• BMS girls fall to IWA
• Kenedy no match for Ladies’ defense
• Lady Marlins put big ‘D’ on Woodsboro
• Sniffing out treasures
• Lecture on Aransas Pass set Monday
• ACS rep misidentified
• LeMaster
• Wine tasting slated Feb. 10
• Filing for seats on city council, school board opens soon
• PAHS students are now selling pastries again
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Plants look pretty good in Murray’s garage . . .
• Egypt aflame: Turmoil is not isolated event
• Senate race will be rarity
• Political Cartoon
• ‘Love’ly art exhibit at First Friday reception
• Winner to be drawn, mystery to be revealed
• Book club will meet on Tuesday
• Gargantuan book sale is Saturday, Sunday
• Island agenda
• Classic mystery is feature at Movie Night
• School closing early today; no classes Friday
• Big bust
• No Cowboys, no Texans in Super Bowl, but . . . Packers, Steelers have fans here
• Icy cold grips island
• Basketball games moved to Saturday afternoon
• Port Aransas water lines bursting
• Rotating power outages discontinued
• Ice expected in area starting Thursday morning
• JV Lady Marlin, Marlin games cancelled Friday
• Middle school games cancelled
• Rolling power outages ordered
• Hard freeze expected tonight
• Arctic front headed this way
• Ecstasy seized in Port Aransas
• Whooper count up this year
• Commercial yard
• A cane with a whack of sweetness
• Manatees: Mammals out of warm water
• Guess who’s cooking dinner
• FISHING REPORT
• Winter harvest
• Big catch
• They’re not just about fishing
• No bull about it
• Butter Braid pastry orders opens Tuesday
• Book club to meet Tuesday, Feb. 8
• VFW serving up Alaskan halibut Saturday night
• Now, it’s my turn
• Books!
• PAPHA purchases old Farley boat building
• Origami class scheduled
• Ferry loses control of engine; no reports of injuries, damage
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Woman charged with taking swing at police officer
• Serving it up
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Firefighters advise residents to have furnaces checked out
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Hurricane Carla to be lecture topic tonight at institute
• Home, REALLY sweet home!
• SandFest permit gets nod
• Trolley stop at MSI added by city council
• Digital, remote electric meters on way
• Residential yard
• Sharks
• Girl Scouts to sell cookies
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Tempest
• Ladyfish
• Helping the youth of Port Aransas
• Whoops
• Grumbles graduates TSU in San Marcos
• Rally to register for Boy Scouts tonight
• PAISD HONOR ROLLS
• Medicare Band will have to suspend Friday gigs
• How an idea becomes a bill in Texas
• Deadline is Monday for ferry art entries
• Getting the lights right
• Prom dresses sought for Dress For A Cure
• Exotic travel is topic at Brown Bag lecture
• City expected to be honored in Austin
• City works toward extending lease on ‘Charlie’s’ pier Recipes from previous Dine Around
• Recipes from previous Dine Around
• JVs stomp Falls City
• Come-back kids BMS gets best of Woodsboro
• Marlins get physical with Falls City
• Blow out! JV Marlins take Classic
• BMS Ladies romp past Woodsboro in road game
• Lady Marlins fall to Beaverettes in game on the road
• Ladies in 2nd place after Pettus win
• Falls City stops Lady Marlin JVs
• ‘Classic’ act: JV Ladies are champs!
• Burkhart
• George
• Perfect potatoes
• Tour, lecture set for Feb. 10
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Spending cuts: It’s a challenge
• Farewell to official office greeter
• Produce or cut firewood?
• Political Cartoon
• Groundhog stroll set Tuesday
• ‘Opal’s Baby’ nears full term
• Island agenda
• Beach walkers will comb for treasures Friday
• Bargains to be had Saturday
• Art Center to host two exhibits in February
• Dine Around patrons may sample tasty tidbits Monday
• 11TH ST.
• Highway, ferry system on new district engineer’s radar
• Marlins in Action
• Ferry loses engine control
• City to consider adding new stop to trolley route
• Fish migration is MSI topic tonight
• Sales tax receipts remain sluggish
• Pelicans in peril; cold hits turtles
• FISHING REPORT
• King’s ransom
• PAISD track may undergo repairs
• Look for Phil at groundhog stroll, Feb. 2
• Prize goes full circle
• Wolfe
• Interim pastor assigned to church
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Blood donation
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Storm research
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Dine Around is scheduled for Jan. 31
• McMullin back from hurricane training course
• Man is charged in burglaries
• Chief’s head to be shaved at ceremony
• Aren’t they cute!
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Music show set to benefit Miller Sunday
• Discover treasures on Jan. 28 walk along shoreline
• Voyages with views
• Ferry art entries due
• Red carpet rolled for Sandy Award winners
• And the winners are...
• UIL competitors return from meet with ribbons
• Creatures from the deep
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Saying the pledge
• VFW to dish up Chinese dinner
• Input sought for 10-year recreation plan
• Big breakfast
• Doughty to be evaluated
• Herbs to spice up WHF event
• Whoops!
• Tours filling fast by early registrants
• Weather is topic at lecture
• Relay recruits
• Pier lease offer on council agenda
• Group seeks gently worn prom dresses
• ‘Port A Characters’ is topic in lecture to be held Monday
• Great guitar work
• Little Chapel tours are scheduled for Friday and Saturday
• Tour of fisheries lab is today
• Chamber to take part in travel fair in Aransas Pass
• Library book sale slated for Feb. 5, 6
• Register now for garage sale
• Mathis scores 69-46 victory over Marlins
• JV Classic is Saturday
• Missed shots, turnovers plague JV squad at Mathis
• BMS men are champs!
• JV Ladies stop ’Boro two to one
• Tough loss
• BMS ladies take second
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• 140-day clock ticks in Austin
• Help put ‘community’ in community theater
• Efforts to block Joe Straus fizzle
• Political Cartoon
• Kiwanis to serve potatoes tonight
• ‘Opal’s Baby’ continues on stage this weekend
• Benefit set for young family Saturday
• On the tour
• Filing for city, school posts starts Feb. 14
• Island agenda
• Doors open for Tour of Homes Saturday
• Pelican performance
• Trapped:
• City seeks input on 11th Street improvements
• 'Port A Characters' lecture moved to Jan. 24
• Relay for Life kick-off moves inside
• Beach walk is Jan. 28
• Roadwork
• Three old aunts; stormy weather
• First of two free winter concerts features classical guitarists Monday
• Chamber officers installed Tuesday
• Armanovs makes president’s list at Texas Tech
• Galapagos Islands topic of Brown Bag lecture Jan. 19
• FISHING REPORT
• Still hauling ‘em in
• TPWD seeks input on trout
• Fish o’plenty
• ‘Jack attack
• A first
• Christmas red
• Sowders
• Kinney
• Dine Around set for Jan. 31
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Cowey - Lancaster engagement
• Booth space for ArtFest is open now
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• VFW to hold fundraiser
• Ceremony will honor police for outstanding contributions
• Before and after
• A happy homecoming
• Council to discuss 11th Street
• Computer club offers classes
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• UTMSI to kick off public lecture series
• Winter Texans are invited to KPAB meeting
• Guided beach walk is Friday, Jan. 21
• Tour of Homes
• Waffle breakfast coming on Sunday
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Big beat
• Trustees to decide on school calendar
• Schools release early on Friday; no class Monday
• Ellis book club picks new read
• For history’s sake
• Ferry fleet
• Hot spuds, music, more offered to public Jan. 20
• Benefit barbecue set for 12-year old girl
• 8A Listings for citywide sale sought now
• JELM sponsors dance
• Event to benefit ‘Bottlehead’ Miller
• On the bus to Goliad
• Relay For Life campaign kicks off Friday
• A new road
• Bake sale is Saturday
• Tennis tournament attracts 10 players
• Second half press falls short of win
• Jump shot
• Flying high
• Split
• Middle school Marlins overpower Woodsboro
• Fast action
• Big Blue pushes IWA to overtime
• Marlins score homecoming win
• Intensity
• Go, team!
• Up for the shot
• Junior varsity opens district with 46-30 win
• JVs up record with 41-30 win over Mathis
• Ladies score win to open district
• Cruise ship bill one of first up
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Covering all bases, in print and online
• Editorial
• No more free lunch votes?
• Political Cartoon
• Donate blood today
• Tours, lecture set to educate
• Red carpet to roll Sunday
• Fish fry to offer food, music, more
• Island agenda
• ‘Opal’ returns tonight for second run
• Art to be on sale Saturday
• Drip candle workshop set
• Wagging tails to greet visitors Saturday
• Polewchak recalled as positive, civic-minded
• Aftermath
• Wind, rain, hail pummel island
• Dreessen is Citizen of Year
• Homecoming court
• Cold?
• Jack Dreessen is 2010 Citizen of the Year
• Funeral scheduled for Polewchak
• Storm knocks out power in Port Aransas
• Ortiz crowned homecoming queen
• Memorial is Saturday for Buzz Kinney
• Challenges of driving in Los Angeles traffic
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• FISHING REPORT
• North jetty pays off
• Baiting the hook
• Haul-i-day fishing
• Bay slammin’
• TPWD seeks comments on speckled trout
• Winter Sounds to feature two guitarists
• Bloomfield
• Add a little charity to your grocery list
• JELM CENTER
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Woman charged with felony DWI in Port Aransas
• Police arrest man in burglary of Hwy. 361 storage building
• The writing is on the wall
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• VFW hog roast to include auction to benefit youth
• Going up!
• Rotarians to hold dance and fish fry
• Mobile blood unit in town Jan. 13
• Tours:
• Happy ‘noon’ year
• School boards honored
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Outdoor education
• PORT ARANSAS HISTORY CORNER
• ‘Opal’s Baby’ returns to PACT stage Jan. 13
• Sandy Award winners to be named on Jan. 16
• Paint the Town Purple next week
• Adding and subtracting
• Lighthouse talk to kick off PAPHA winter lecture series
• Hatchery tour slated Jan. 18
• Birthday calendars ready for pick up
• Clear out junk by joining citywide garage sale Jan. 29
• Amos to discuss beach life
• Richard Gonzales to address KPAB meeting
• Science and the Sea
• Eat spuds for scholarships
• Wi-Fi while you wait
• AFPA to host open house
• Computer club offers two classes
• Eat waffles, help out the middle school
• City dog park location plans changed
• Ushering in 2011
• Driving
• Round robin tennis tourney is open to all
• Whooping Crane Festival registration is now open
• JV bounces back to top Ingleside in road contest
• JVs to host Classic Saturday
• Holidays hamper JVs in Karnes City
• Too much fruitcake?
• Final five minutes doom Marlins
• Pressure!
• JV Ladies put stop to visiting LadyCats, 37-17
• Fire one!
• PAHS ladies nail Nordheim, 56-10
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Legislators prep for new session
• Despite unfortunate turn of events, we move on
• Open letter to new legislators
• Political Cartoon
• Beach yoga class is Saturday
• Book club to discuss ‘Dog on It: A Chet and Bernie Mystery’ Tuesday
• Shell chime workshop set Tuesday
• Tours of Little Chapel on the hill will resume
• Local history lecture topic at Brown Bag
• Parrot Heads to plan for 2011
• ‘Bad Man of Deadwood’ to be shown
• Art center to show adult students’ work
• Island agenda
• Docents to sell tickets, baked goods Saturday
• Garden club meeting to feature two speakers
• New ferries delayed until spring
• Citizen of Year to be named Tuesday
• Dazzling duchesses
• He’s OK, they’re OK
• Polewchak dies in plane crash
• Marlin game times changed for tonight
• Water main breaks on 11th Street
• Commercial yard
• Western on tap for next Port Aransas movie time
• Volunteer fire department elects new chief
• Blue Runners
• Residential yard
• Learn to paint, frame and more at the Art Center January workshops
• FISHING REPORT
• A family that fishes together...
• Angling for a catch
• According to motorists Pedestrians picking fights
• Fight results in assault, TABC charges
• Tons of sand
• A holiday gift from the sea
• Trout talks slated
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Man is attacked on Alister Street
• City offers EMT training
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Great Whites
• Strikers
• Youth basketball registration to be held Monday at BMS gym
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Pizza party for pupils
• Reservations for ‘Citizen’ lunch due by Wednesday
• The kid can play!
• Holik awarded a scholarship
• Three walk at TAMU-CC
• Tennis tourney moved to second Saturday, Jan. 8
• Freeman reunites with former Dallas Cowboys, cheerleaders
• Going to port
• Kiwanis Birthday Calendars will be available on Monday
• Amos to give ‘beach’ talk
• All bundled up
• Ghosts of Christmas Past, Part II
• JELM CENTER
• Animal Friends to sell t-shirts
• Rexford
• Shotwell
• Hellmers
• Under pressure
• PASTOR’S PEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Texas enjoys better economy than most states
• Let’s ‘plan’ to communicate in 2011
• Drawing new districts not fun
• Cartoon
• Winter cruise offers three-hour adventure
• Ring in the New Year early at ‘Noon’ Year’s Eve celebration
• Port Aransas Museum Holiday closure set for Friday and Saturday
• Learn rope/leash making at We’re Having Fun event
• Begin New Year in a fit fashion
• Cans and carts
• Island agenda
• Mountaineering in Alaska to be discussed
• Puppy love
• New Year’s no-no’s:
• Bradshaw pulls bid for Corpus Christi manager
• McMullin one of five Texans tapped
• 2010: Triumphs, tragedies
• Bradshaw wanted to 'test waters'
• Winners of Christmas in PAradise lights contest shine bright
• Back to shore
• FISHING REPORT
• Sign up open for bird festival
• Beach stickers for ‘11 are out
• Wildscape ordinance passed
• Mountaineering to be brown bag lecture topic Jan. 5
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• More road work planned for 2011
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• PAISD rates well in academic indicator
• Ready for Christmas
• School board on fence over fence
• City to sponsor ‘Noon’ Year’s Eve at pavilion in park
• Kiwanis sell calendars as fundraiser
• Angelic creations
• A new phase
• Ready to help
• Cheers to the Littletons
• Crafters to make ropes and leashes at workshop Jan. 4
• Big check
• Add oysters for elegance
• Airborne training
• City gives OK to SandFest to sell alcohol at 2011 event
• Banana or coconut?
• Stocking sales net funds for Toy Round Up
• South Texas basketball league to hold registration for Port Aransas youths
• Ghosts of Christmas Past, Part One
• Up against the wall
• ArtFest to be held in May
• City to host run and walk Jan. 1
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Electricity rates, banking, more occupy council time
• Boxed meals
• Pet/mystery novel chosen for library book club discussion
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Services to celebrate Jesus’ birth
• Jones contends JVs never show ‘ounce of quit,’
• Marlins bow to AP’s size; flu bug contributes to loss
• Fire one!
• Panters claw JV Marlins
• JV Marlins second to one in Sinton
• Marlins take consolation from Medina
• Lady Cotton Pickers stop Lady Marlin JV
• Lady Marlins declaw Yorktown Kitty Kats
• Lady Marlins
• Lady Marlins learn patience at tourney
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• ‘No Labels’ seeks solutions, civility
• Want to give? Food banks offer chance
• Political Cartoon
• Afghans available for gifts
• BBQ dinner to benefit Sutter
• Christmas cheer
• Island agenda
• Christmas Eve beach walk slated
• Smoking ban snuffed
• Christmas drives meet goals - in nick of time
• Christmas, island style
• Got golf cart?
• Smoking ban idea shot down
• UIL team has gift of gab
• Early release for PAISD set Friday, 1 p.m.
• Elementary UIL competitors place well
• EDUCATION NOTES
• High school concert
• BMS students bring home UIL ribbons
• Young Marlins win on the road
• Marlins squeeze past O-G in thriller at buzzer
• Marlins battle court, crowd
• 8th grade Ladies fry Lady Redfish
• Hustle!
• Lady Marlins just miss top spot
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Season offers chances to spread cheer
• Smoking ban: It’s a public health issue
• GOP ranks swell with former Dems
• Cartoon
• JELM CENTER
• Sutter benefit set Dec. 29
• All-South Texas
• Sales tax rebate looks good for Port Aransas
• KPAB selling woven afghans
• Farley Boat planter ornaments
• Evening of Christmas fun planned for garden club
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• TP to the rescue!
• Prosecutors to review case
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Non-profit gives free medical care to Port Aransans
• Grassland set afire
• Photo opp
• Christmas Bird Count is Monday in Port Aransas
• TONY AMOS
• From 200 yards
• Beach walk slated Friday
• Whoops!
• Presbyterian choral event slated Sunday
• Yule services to be offered
• Council to consider ‘weedy’ proposal
• New book drop
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Parrot Heads donate to non-profit groups
• SandFest seeks permit for beer garden
• Lights contest winners will be notified
• Unique gifts await shoppers
• Golf carts to parade for canned goods
• Repairs of historic chapel completed, tours resume Friday and Saturday
• Pick up some holiday spirit
• Terrific trees
• Island agenda
• Last call to Care and Share
• Food drive for needy ends here on Sunday
• Coming up short
• Smoking ban
• Dolphin duo leads the way
• FISHING REPORT
• Weekend floater
• North jetty catch
• Filling the time
• Most favor smoking ban
• Smoking ban poll closes at noon today
• Controlled burn scheduled today
• Controlled burn still scheduled
• Nature preserve groundbreaking time changes
• One point for each year
• First buck
• PAHS gym gets new lights, more improvements to come
• Holiday band concert is slated for Monday
• Students honored for art
• About energy
• Multimedia Michelle
• They’re qualified
• Students to deliver braided pastries
• Five from PAHS earn places in All-Region Band
• 9-year-old sews ‘Bags of Hope’ for cancer patients at St. Jude’s
• Headin’ out to the highway
• EDUCATION NOTES
• ‘Aladdin, Jr.’ ticket sales brisk
• Port Aransas Youth Soccer League
• BMS ladies bring home IWA trophy
• Former varsity Marlins coach scores 500th win
• Photos
• Marlins stop Bobcats
• JV Marlins battle the ‘big boys’
• Lady Marlins stop Taft
• Lady Marlins bounce back at Goliad
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Appliances, wreaths offer opportunities
• Christmas drives need your help
• Who, Perry? Running for prez?
• Political Cartoon
• Bird count on tap for Dec. 20
• Recollections of Elaine’s in the Big Apple
• Oh, happy day!
• Oceans interview
• GLO’s Patterson due here Wednesday
• Sailing away
• Volunteers sought to help at JELM
• Controlled burn set Saturday
• JELM CENTER
• Garden Club gears up for holiday activities, selling Farley boat ornaments
• Christmas organ recital
• Shoppers’ delight
• Walls book will be topic of book club
• 7-year-old breaks both arms after 10-foot fall
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Police arrest man in assault of disabled Port Aransas woman
• EMT classes to be held January through May
• Police still searching for plaque thief
• Water works
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Boats float yuletide spirits
• Animal Friends set agenda for meeting
• Fighting like girls
• By land and sea
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Cancer benefit netted big bucks
• Benefit for Sutter slated for Dec. 29
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Looking for a meal
• Movie Time set for Dec. 10
• Her hero
• Golf cart parade to benefit food pantry
• Afghans offered for holidays
• Watching and waiting for Santa
• H.E.L.P. tour is full
• Holiday Forest to take shape Sunday
• Yoga class to meet on beach
• WIC reps to visit Monday
• Decorated properties can enter contest
• Santa to visit at party Monday
• Island agenda
• One week left in food drive for Christmas
• Drive is running short of time, toys
• Columnist enjoyed fishing, island sunsets
• Lighted Boat Parade
• Butts out?
• FISHING REPORT
• A 29-hour trip
• Trading up
• Lady Marlins Tuesday games cancelled
• New American flags ordered, soon to be displayed on streets
• Seasonal concert slated by middle school bands
• Teaching tots tobacco
• Real tigers
• Duchesses selected for Homecoming
• Port Aransas teens sought for pageant
• ‘Aladdin, Jr.’ opens Dec. 9
• Port Aransas Youth Soccer League
• Big red
• Turkey slayer
• Round robin tennis tourney is set for Saturday morning
• Marlins power past Redfish, 71-69
• BMS Ladies split games with IWA
• Rebounds trip up Lady Marlins
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Joint resolutions would affect U.S., state constitutions
• Port Aransas: A worthwhile investment
• ‘Minor’ parties impact 2010 polls
• Political Cartoon
• Trials in the wild; yuk it up with Tony
• WIC program to visit Dec. 13 at grocery store
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Fire and water
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Three charged with possession
• Santa coming to town
• Piece of cake!
• Benefit for Harris is Saturday
• Christmas lights contest entries invited
• A day to remember
• Benefit slated for resident with neck injury
• No need now to buy ’10 beach parking stickers
• Christmas fun for Parrot Heads at meeting Dec. 9
• Flowering vine reaches great heights
• Controlled burn scheduled Dec. 11
• Stewards of the Coastal Bend
• Thanks for the waves!
• Get fit!
• Golf cart parade to benefit food pantry
• Ready for hunting
• Science and the Sea
• PORT ARANSAS HISTORY CORNER
• Park signs with NCCC
• Enchanted Holiday Forest to celebrate past 100 years
• Service to be held for women only
• Bazaar will offer unique finds for all
• Community Presbyterian Church Christmas Shoppe
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Construction continues
• H.E.L.P. tours offered of research labs
• Red Skelton marathon set
• Place orders now for holiday breads
• KPAB to host annual party
• Art center Christmas party is Friday
• Fundraiser artworks
• Reception will welcome student artists
• Island agenda
• VFW seeks food, cash for Christmas dinners
• Emergency services collect toys for tots to teens
• Customs on Gulf patrol
• Boats+lights+water= Lighted Boat Parade
• FISHING REPORT
• Mighty big tuna
• On the rocks
• Vote in reader poll on proposed smoking ban
• Nutcracker performers
• PAISD HONOR ROLLS
• Big wheels
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Art exhibitors
• Student art exhibit open in December
• Little Wahoos
• Photos
• MIDDLE SCHOOL TOURNAMENT
• Defense keys Marlins in win over Mustangs
• Marlins second to one
• Lady Marlins
• 3A Goliad puts hurt on 1A Lady Marlins
• Lady Marlins finish third at Classic
• Stingrays
• Comin’ through!
• Holiday advice: Go with what you know
• Watson: Budget woes must be fixed
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Pre-filing of bills off to quick start
• Political Cartoon
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Obstacle course
• New AA group is now forming
• ’11 Tour of Homes tickets on sale now
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Holiday forest has centennial theme this year
• Full turkey lunch to be dished up
• Thanks Chief!
• KPAB to host annual holiday member party
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• KPAB sells afghans online
• Laying a foundation
• Fundraiser brings in nearly $5,600
• Fundraiser for Harris to be Dec. 4
• Veterans’ best friends
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• In nick of time for Christmas: Easy, edible gifts
• Residential yard
• A little friend
• LOL
• Drive to collect toilet paper for food pantry starts
• Boaters: Decorate, enter parade
• Tracking injured bird
• Light up
• Deer in the headlights
• Battered pier may be in for reconstruction
• Eight points
• Project Graduation taking orders for braided pastries
• Drive for decorations for needy families launched
• DARE graduation
• Mariculture labs on tour schedule for H.E.L.P. series
• Contest for artwork on ferryboats slated
• Commercial yard
• Art is on sale this Saturday
• Collecting for Christmas dinners
• EMS Toy Round Up is full on
• Lights on!
• Guided beach walk slated Friday
• Island agenda
• City courts feds for airport funding
• Smoke signals
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• FISHING REPORT
• Better turn up the fryer!
• All the envy
• It’s all in the technique
• Reminder of early South Jetty deadline
• Marlins take second in Classic
• Lady Marlins take third in Classic
• Friday night update on Marlin Classic
• Marlin Classic update
• ‘Challenge!’ team takes loss on show
• Teaching tots tobacco
• Future crime busters
• School board says ‘no’ to drug testing
• UIL teams take first
• Safe on the water
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Campus plans get OK from PAISD trustees
• Showing their colors
• Enticing buyers
• Hairy situation
• Blacktips are top dog
• PAHS cross-country team second to one in state
• Win-win situation
• On the move
• Marlin Classic tips off today
• BMS Ladies stop Kenedy in season opener
• Lady Marlins
• Odem falls to Lady Marlins
• Lady Marlins open with wins
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Texas has way to thank veterans
• Marlins lead by example
• Texas House needs caucus of ‘respect’
• Cartoon
• City Council Agenda
• Crockpot to the holiday rescue!
• Trash, ‘de’grading beach; Whiskers
• Port Aransas man charged with felony drunken driving
• VFW to host Patriot Paws
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Clean-up is Saturday
• Art Center offers gifts for holidays
• Police say thefts of three bicycles appear unrelated
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Coffee with the chief
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Veterans honored
• EMS Toy Round Up gets kicked-off
• Book club chooses next read
• Nominations deadline is Friday
• Herons happened
• JELM CENTER
• Key Club slates car wash Saturday
• Centennial is Holiday Forest theme for 2010
• Port Aransas sales tax trails 2009
• Baked goods sale on Sunday
• A look inside
• Serving it up
• Bake sale slated for Saturday
• Boaters, carolers invited to parade
• Poinsettia sale is now cancelled
• Real runners
• Decorate your space now for lights contest
• Community is invited to break bread
• All faiths to worship at one service
• ‘Opal’s Baby’ to complete run
• Western movie marathon will be shown on Saturday
• Historic chapel to get work, tours on hold
• Two mobile blood units to collect at annual drive
• Classic cars
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Day school offers meal
• VFW is collecting for care packages
• Island agenda
• Villasana hops bike to raise cancer awareness
• Camera equipment missing from city hall
• ‘State’smen
• FISHING REPORT
• Red and black catch
• Science and the Sea
• Tuna time
• Day at the park
• Nov. 18 edition has been 'put to bed'
• Marlin, Lady Marlin court report
• Marlins take second at state
• Last chance to place order
• Nominations are sought for Citizen of the Year
• City to instruct EMT hopefuls
• Big runners’ send off will be tomorrow
• Herons Happen! dinner and auction is Saturday, with preview on Friday
• Neblett, ARK friends to receive award
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Marlins cross-country make state
• Firefighter
• Two H.E.L.P. tours slated
• Down in the dirt
• New teams coming to Classic
• Recycle electronics, plants, more
• VFW collecting items
• George Barnes blood drive slated for Nov. 18 at IGA
• Marlins: Best offense is good defense
• Books of their own
• Island agenda
• Free yoga to be held Saturday
• Nails on city streets puncture auto tires
• Season to help is approaching
• Key Club to hold bake sale
• Rigs away!
• Garden Club to spruce up
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Among the best
• On to state!
• Old movie to show on Saturday
• Fall Back Festival rock (and rolls)!
• Some ‘stuff’ isn’t just ‘clutter’
• Students invited to write
• Salute to veterans
• All are invited to community meal
• Dianna Rawe earns certification
• GOP has majority -- what happens now?
• A piece of history
• Fast on their feet
• All inclusive service is set
• Patriot PAWS coming to VFW
• Political Cartoon
• Anti-drug group to visit elementary
• FISHING REPORT
• JELM CENTER
• ‘Opal’s Baby’ continues through Nov. 20 at PACT
• Bird
• School project
• Is this my prince?
• Thanksgiving meal will help day school
• Fundraiser helps with mayor’s travel expenses
• Soccer time
• PAHS team to compete in ‘Challenge!’
• Tuna and more
• Cookbooks, calendars to raise youth camp funds
• Ferry workers take customer service training
• Sunday: Exceptional!
• Council: Mandatory drug testing unneeded
• Big tuna
• Chance to see chapel next week
• Controlled burn planned at nature preserve
• Birds of a feather
• Marlin Mania
• A lesson on litter
• KPAB earns award from Keep America Beautiful
• Time for Port A Paella
• EDUCATION NOTES
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Poinsettias are on sale by Project Graduation
• Chief to host coffee
• Ducks for dinner!
• Cooks to compete for cash
• Tickets available for mystery chef dinner
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• First buck
• Attention print edition subscribers
• Alister closed between Avenues C and E
• Turn clocks back one hour
• Lady Marlins: New year, new team, new focus
• KPAB to present litter program to school children
• Mayor will hold fundraising event
• Fisheries labs tours slated for H.E.L.P.
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Red Ribbon Week
• Rummage sale Saturday to help scholarship fund
• Adoption news, SandFest on Animal Friends agenda
• Recycle day Nov. 13
• Housing offices are under review
• Key Club slates two fundraisers
• Chili, bean cooks can win cash
• Movie Night is back with Cary Grant film
• Burglars strike at Fisherman’s Wharf
• Lay off the e-mail, phone calls; shop Port A first!
• Helping the animals
• Curtains open Thursday
• WIC program due here on Monday
• Former resident faces indictment in sexual assault
• DeLay trial starts as voting starts
• Planned Parenthood to address BMS students
• First Friday features all member show
• Air Force airman
• Police chief to host coffee
• Political Cartoon
• Student zombies
• Fall Back Festival is Saturday
• Book Club will meet on Tuesday
• Judge drops drug charge against man
• Ricks
• New hours set at pool for winter
• Island agenda
• Public invited to Vets Day event
• Ties to the past
• Zillner
• Eyes on the ball
• Switch station should improve reliability of electric service
• Chamber mixer welcomes more to become members
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Port A Pens meet Nov. 15
• GOP scores sweep here
• Qualified diver
• Little Chapel tours slated
• Sending the right signal (grass)
• Port Aransas Softball League Men Schedule
• ’Hood full of treats
• Free yoga on beach on Nov. 13
• Little monsters on parade
• County to host park forum
• Marlins
• A fish named Rocha
• Communication across the centuries
• Toxic plants on agenda at Garden Club meeting
• Parents invited to evaluate sex ed video series at church
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• FISHING REPORT
• Scary scooter
• Nominations open for Citizen of the Year
• JELM CENTER
• Little League to elect officers at meeting Monday
• Scaring up some fish!
• Fresh balsam fir wreaths on sale
• Sand pumpkins
• New church, new pastors in town
• Whoops!
• Lots of snapper
• Send a little love overseas
• Tickets on sale now for Herons Happen!
• Round robin tennis set for Saturday morning
• South jetty success
• Garven is featured artist
• EDUCATION NOTES
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Marlin Mania to pit players, mayor, chief
• Big “Bob”
• Port Aransas school trustees join in appeal to Legislature
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Thunderstorms, severe weather possible tonight
• Thunderstorms, severe weather possible tonight
• 82nd Airborne!
• Good groceries!
• Wet pickup
• Varsity teams heading to regional
• FISHING REPORT
• Presbyterian rummage sale to raise funds
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Three leading
• Fraction folks
• Sunday’s catch
• JELM CENTER
• Veterans’ Day program to be held Nov. 11 at PAHS
• Kiwanis Club cancels its golf tourney
• PAISD board re-confirms goals
• All-nighter
• Holiday wreaths being sold
• 24th Annual Harvest Moon Regatta
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Eight hours out
• Sandstock fun
• Council appoints members to city advisory boards
• Coastal council in line for review
• Tea party
• Carrying on tradition
• Chance to see inside chapel
• Go natural (grass)
• Politics playing like a bad soap opera
• Tickets on sale for production of ‘Aladdin, Jr.’
• PASTOR’S PEN
• ‘Opal’s Baby’ opens Nov. 4
• Will dog catch car in Tuesday voting?
• In dress
• Sand pumpkin carving to help food pantry
• Nominations open for Citizen of Year
• Political Cartoon
• Pool party set for Halloween afternoon
• Writing groups are forming
• Residential Yard of the Month
• National Geographic interview
• Halloween play going on stage
• Garage sale for day school set Saturday
• Barbecue on Saturday to offset costs of treatment
• Book Club to meet Nov. 9
• Not so dirty work
• Locals from 70’s, 80’s to reunite
• A truck built for muck
• Brothers’ searches reunite family
• PAISD Cross-country
• Flocking together
• City to get new traffic light on 361
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• In the lead
• Art reception to show all member’s work
• Celebrate coming of fall at Fall Back Festival, Nov. 6
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• PTO to hold Fall Festival at elementary on Friday
• Island agenda
• Chili cook-off slated at VFW
• Woman charged in theft
• BMS cross-country ends season big
• Balancing act
• ARK selling tickets to fundraiser
• Whoops!
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• Early voting ends Friday; Election Day is Tuesday
• Squat makes Audubon cover
• Port Aransan is back behind bars
• On the way
• Web address for sample ballot incomplete
• Gaming gathering
• Happy birthday, Port A!
• Regatta is Oct. 21-23
• Unlocked doors aid burglars
• PAISD: Different and better
• FISHING REPORT
• Port Aransas: Weird and wonderful
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Back at the dock
• Beach walk set Oct. 22
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Tuna trip
• Junk? Dunk it
• Man injured in boat fire
• Winter beach -- in October
• Weighed down
• Centennial parade route
• Early voting starts Monday
• Port Aransas - a second home
• Better than a cake
• Rendezvous is slated Oct. 30
• Memories of Port Aransas past
• Long love affair with Port Aransas
• Back in the day
• Bathing beauties then, and now
• Significant events over 33 years
• Birthday wishes for Port Aransas
• Ferry back after going adrift
• Services
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Celebrate centennial with old island recipes
• Cartoon
• No ordinary ballgame
• Announcements
• Whoops!
• Spirit Dinner is Monday
• FOR THE BIRDS
• PAISD HONOR ROLLS
• Book club to discuss Tillman biography
• Runners score great times
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Kenigsberg earns Spalding scholarship
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Blue jean ladies
• Singin’ a song
• Making music
• Tours open to public
• Kiwanis planning golf tournament
• Cancer benefit will be Oct. 24
• Halloween show on tap at PAHS
• Art Walk opens doors on creativity
• Center for Lost Boys
• AT YOUR LIBRARY
• Ice cream social, fall festival set
• Island Agenda
• D’Herde goes to nationals
• Island plants; our planted-island - a history
• Seniors, parents invited to learn college ins, outs
• Watch out: More than one way to dump meds
• Children create coloring book
• Food, fun and feathers
• New coat for animals in shelter
• From the ashes . . .
• Parrot Heads visit sea turtles
• Sales tax lags, but closer to black
• Ice cream social is Tuesday
• Fire victim taken to Brooke Army Medical Center
• School board to meet Tuesday
• Island agenda
• Boosters to meet Monday to plan Fall Spirit Dinner
• FOR THE BIRDS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Bradshaw: State of the town good
• Game Night back at computer center
• In appreciation
• Safford leaving will be big void in community
• Pier open
• Hello, cello!
• Timing of award changes
• Why Perry skirts editorial boards
• Round and round she goes ...
• Students honored for top scores on AP exams
• Winning entry
• Cartoon
• Public works
• PTO ice cream social, fall festival coming up
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Bird
• FISHING REPORT
• Scholars honored
• Animal Friends to finalize plans for centennial
• Deja vu all over again for turtle
• Private tour
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Port Aransas featured in travel video
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Snapper and shark trip
• Doors to open for art walk enthusiasts
• Yoga on the Beach slated for Saturday
• Police receive two reports of sex assaults
• Snapper is back
• Era drawing to a close
• WIC to be at IGA Monday
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Big mako
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Pony up
• Constable: Marijuana found on student
• Tours take hiatus
• Mayor to mayor
• Four coyote sightings investigated
• Sunset Sounds finale slated Friday
• New course record set at beach fun run
• Man protests his arrest
• Book club meets Tuesday
• And they’re off!
• On a Night Out
• Boat catches fire
• Native plants to be discussed at PAGC
• Relay for Life leaders
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• Food and music offered Saturday
• Centennial offers fish, food, parade
• Parrot Heads plan big party
• Cross-country teams try Round Rock state course
• Final herons to ‘hatch’ before ‘release’
• Runners stop for fun on way to meet
• Another new record!
• October: Focus on pink, families
• Texas Sandfest 2011
• How to spot a bully
• Political Cartoon
• ‘Yee Haw’ performs final time
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Marlins win meet
• Consequences for bullying outlined
• Sunset Sounds final concert slated Friday
• Cleanup gives beach fresh face
• Harris
• School district handbook addresses parents’ rights
• Mustang cars, ponies coming this weekend
• Watercolor classes slated for Oct. 8 - 9
• Fun run set for Saturday
• Practicing for perfection
• Group show is Friday
• New store in town
• Boatmen to discuss reefs here Oct. 6
• All-district
• Island agenda
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Boat safety class slated
• Drugs in schools topic at parents meeting tonight
• Gas blast drill preps responders
• Residential yard
• Son is born to Brooks family
• PAHS senior Kelsey Abel is NMS Commended Student
• Mardi Gras: Party for a cause
• Port A is Port Arty!
• ‘Safford Sunday’ set for Oct. 3
• Snap to it!
• Fishing, food, fun on tap for centennial
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Author visits elementary
• Bullies, be gone!
• Music fest, cook-offs on tap Oct. 9
• Off to a good start
• PAHS students have Friday afternoon off
• FISHING REPORT
• Wettest September in 25 years
• Police taking applications for Texas Night Out parties
• iPads popular school tool
• Early autumn trip
• Commercial yard
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Navy grad
• State has folks’ unclaimed stuff
• Chamber of Commerce receives recognition for nature tourism
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Round Robin Tennis scheduled Saturday
• Creating safety
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Meditation techniques twice monthly
• Cutting through pavement
• Bound for nationals
• Young writers
• Nothing is sacred
• Beach yoga set for Oct. 9
• Man assaulted at island condo
• On the road to victory
• Parents needed at meeting of Project Grad
• Most know little about Railroad Commission
• EMS to give $15 flu shots
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• Kids can stop a bully
• Cartoon
• Book club prepares for discussion
• Parrot Heads sponsor event to help ARK
• Brundrett runners keep improving
• Babysitting available during Mardi Gras
• Babysitting available during Mardi Gras
• Wet ‘n wild!
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Port Aransas police investigating pair of sexual assault allegations
• Hummers: Silver lining to dark rain clouds
• FISHING REPORT
• Paint day Friday for animal group; officers are elected
• Trio of heroes
• Sen. Watson calls for details of state finances
• Grouper groupies
• Water rates hold steady
• Patrols boosted
• Political Cartoon
• Tuna trip
• Digging deep
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Sanders
• Last chance
• Winning crew
• UTMSI researchers awarded $1 million grant for Arctic work
• Arf! Arf! Arf! City acts on dog park idea
• Bell
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• Painting at animal shelter postponed
• Flu shots offered on Oct. 5
• Water, water everywhere!
• Relay for life meets Tuesday
• In the lab
• Food pantry sets evening hours
• Community effort
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Parents of juniors, seniors invited to meeting on Sept. 30
• Hope for Hope raises funds for treatments
• Parrot Heads to host weekend extravaganza to benefit ARK
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• West Guth hills present challenge for BMS runners
• Meditation techniques be be taught
• First Friday to feature jewelry artists Oct. 1
• Coast Guard to offer class in safe boating
• EDUCATION NOTES
• ‘YeeHaw’ performs for second night
• City approves contract for nature preserve improvements
• PASTOR’S PEN
• PAEF fundraiser is Oct. 1
• Flood of fun
• Appreciative hug
• Whoops!
• A little lesson
• Beach walk to be held Friday
• Centennial celebration offers fun from sunrise to sunset and beyond
• Chamber continues lease
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• Island agenda
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Farewell to Saffords set
• Fans invited to line course to cheer runners Saturday
• Coastal cowboy
• Sign up by Saturday
• Weide - Edmison engagement
• Runners compete with weather at UTSA meet
• Port Aransas - Corpus Christi water taxi talks are under way
• Bermuda Amoses OK; blast from the past
• Port Aransas man convicted
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Global effort
• Davila named GM at Port A Pizzeria
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Election Day is around corner
• Coastal cowboy
• Sign up by Saturday
• Weide - Edmison engagement
• Runners compete with weather at UTSA meet
• Port Aransas - Corpus Christi water taxi talks are under way
• Bermuda Amoses OK; blast from the past
• Port Aransas man convicted
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Global effort
• Davila named GM at Port A Pizzeria
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Election Day is around corner
• Wet ‘n wild!
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Port Aransas police investigating pair of sexual assault allegations
• Hummers: Silver lining to dark rain clouds
• FISHING REPORT
• Paint day Friday for animal group; officers are elected
• Trio of heroes
• Sen. Watson calls for details of state finances
• Grouper groupies
• Water rates hold steady
• Patrols boosted
• Political Cartoon
• Last chance
• Tuna trip
• Digging deep
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Sanders
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• Winning crew
• UTMSI researchers awarded $1 million grant for Arctic work
• Arf! Arf! Arf! City acts on dog park idea
• Bell
• In the lab
• Painting at animal shelter postponed
• Flu shots offered on Oct. 5
• Water, water everywhere!
• Relay for life meets Tuesday
• Parents of juniors, seniors invited to meeting on Sept. 30
• Food pantry sets evening hours
• Community effort
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• West Guth hills present challenge for BMS runners
• Hope for Hope raises funds for treatments
• Parrot Heads to host weekend extravaganza to benefit ARK
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Meditation techniques be be taught
• First Friday to feature jewelry artists Oct. 1
• Coast Guard to offer class in safe boating
• EDUCATION NOTES
• ‘YeeHaw’ performs for second night
• City approves contract for nature preserve improvements
• PASTOR’S PEN
• PAEF fundraiser is Oct. 1
• Flood of fun
• Appreciative hug
• Whoops!
• A little lesson
• Beach walk to be held Friday
• Centennial celebration offers fun from sunrise to sunset and beyond
• Chamber continues lease
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• Island agenda
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Farewell to Saffords set
• Fans invited to line course to cheer runners Saturday
• ‘YeeHaw’ performs for second night
• City approves contract for nature preserve improvements
• PASTOR’S PEN
• PAEF fundraiser is Oct. 1
• Flood of fun
• Appreciative hug
• Whoops!
• A little lesson
• Beach walk to be held Friday
• Centennial celebration offers fun from sunrise to sunset and beyond
• Chamber continues lease
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• Island agenda
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Farewell to Saffords set
• Fans invited to line course to cheer runners Saturday
• Coastal cowboy
• Sign up by Saturday
• Weide - Edmison engagement
• Runners compete with weather at UTSA meet
• Port Aransas - Corpus Christi water taxi talks are under way
• Bermuda Amoses OK; blast from the past
• Port Aransas man convicted
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Global effort
• Davila named GM at Port A Pizzeria
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Election Day is around corner
• Wet ‘n wild!
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Port Aransas police investigating pair of sexual assault allegations
• Hummers: Silver lining to dark rain clouds
• FISHING REPORT
• Paint day Friday for animal group; officers are elected
• Trio of heroes
• Sen. Watson calls for details of state finances
• Grouper groupies
• Water rates hold steady
• Patrols boosted
• Political Cartoon
• Painting at animal shelter postponed
• Tuna trip
• Digging deep
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Sanders
• Last chance
• Winning crew
• UTMSI researchers awarded $1 million grant for Arctic work
• Arf! Arf! Arf! City acts on dog park idea
• Bell
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• Flu shots offered on Oct. 5
• Water, water everywhere!
• Relay for life meets Tuesday
• In the lab
• Food pantry sets evening hours
• Community effort
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Parents of juniors, seniors invited to meeting on Sept. 30
• Hope for Hope raises funds for treatments
• Parrot Heads to host weekend extravaganza to benefit ARK
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• West Guth hills present challenge for BMS runners
• Meditation techniques be be taught
• First Friday to feature jewelry artists Oct. 1
• Coast Guard to offer class in safe boating
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Going to the dogs
• Computer center posts new hours
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Trustees discuss drug programs
• ‘Shelter in place’
• Fishin’ and driftin’
• Texas Night Out event seeks crime prevention
• Key officers
• Somebody, help me!
• Mediation techniques will be taught in park
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Ghost stories
• Yummy treats
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Perez, Ortiz tapped
• FISHING REPORT
• Ferry landing work
• Burglars strike while residents sleep
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• Morning at the dock
• City Council Agenda
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• Shark hunter
• Bird talk
• City council OKs tax rate and budget
• Cheer ’em on!
• Practice makes perfect
• JELM now offers classes for aerobics
• An evening spent on the water
• Hustle!
• A royal catch
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Arial tour
• Team effort
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Safford going to mountain top
• Centennial Celebration offers much
• BMS runners bring home medals
• Texas leads in
• Listings in calendar being sold now
• Sights and sounds
• JV puts pressure on varsity
• Burglars, beware of town that cares!
• Third Saturday offers discounts
• Book club meets Oct. 12
• Meyer
• Student council reps named at high school
• Term limits for governor? The talk goes on . . .
• Benefit night set for Stark
• AUGUST SALES TAX ALLOCATIONS FROM SALES MADE JUNE 2010
• Frank
• Students selling goodies
• Political Cartoon
• ‘YeeHaw’ opens on Saturday
• Sales tax revenues still down
• Doolittle
• Want to be a substitute teacher? Training is Wednesday morning
• More herons to ‘hatch’ Friday
• ‘Phun and partying with a purpose’ to benefit Animal Rehabilitation Keep
• Rescue mission
• Island agenda
• Clean-up effort set for beach
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Mardi Gras!
• Student council reps named at high school
• More herons to ‘hatch’ Friday
• ‘Phun and partying with a purpose’ to benefit Animal Rehabilitation Keep
• Rescue mission
• Want to be a substitute teacher? Training is Wednesday morning
• Term limits for governor? The talk goes on . . .
• Benefit night set for Stark
• AUGUST SALES TAX ALLOCATIONS FROM SALES MADE JUNE 2010
• Frank
• Students selling goodies
• Island agenda
• Clean-up effort set for beach
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Mardi Gras!
• Political Cartoon
• ‘YeeHaw’ opens on Saturday
• Sales tax revenues still down
• Doolittle
• Want to be a substitute teacher? Training is Wednesday morning
• Going to the dogs
• Computer center posts new hours
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Trustees discuss drug programs
• More herons to ‘hatch’ Friday
• ‘Phun and partying with a purpose’ to benefit Animal Rehabilitation Keep
• Rescue mission
• ‘Shelter in place’
• Fishin’ and driftin’
• Texas Night Out event seeks crime prevention
• Key officers
• Island agenda
• Clean-up effort set for beach
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Mardi Gras!
• Somebody, help me!
• Mediation techniques will be taught in park
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Going to the dogs
• Computer center posts new hours
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Trustees discuss drug programs
• Ghost stories
• Yummy treats
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Perez, Ortiz tapped
• ‘Shelter in place’
• Fishin’ and driftin’
• Texas Night Out event seeks crime prevention
• Key officers
• FISHING REPORT
• Ferry landing work
• Burglars strike while residents sleep
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• Somebody, help me!
• Mediation techniques will be taught in park
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Morning at the dock
• City Council Agenda
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• Ghost stories
• Yummy treats
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Perez, Ortiz tapped
• Shark hunter
• Bird talk
• City council OKs tax rate and budget
• Cheer ’em on!
• FISHING REPORT
• Ferry landing work
• Burglars strike while residents sleep
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• Practice makes perfect
• JELM now offers classes for aerobics
• An evening spent on the water
• Hustle!
• Morning at the dock
• City Council Agenda
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Port Aransas Softball League Men
• A royal catch
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Arial tour
• Team effort
• Shark hunter
• Bird talk
• City council OKs tax rate and budget
• Cheer ’em on!
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Safford going to mountain top
• Centennial Celebration offers much
• BMS runners bring home medals
• Practice makes perfect
• JELM now offers classes for aerobics
• An evening spent on the water
• Hustle!
• Texas leads in
• Listings in calendar being sold now
• Sights and sounds
• JV puts pressure on varsity
• A royal catch
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Arial tour
• Team effort
• Burglars, beware of town that cares!
• Third Saturday offers discounts
• Book club meets Oct. 12
• Meyer
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Safford going to mountain top
• Centennial Celebration offers much
• BMS runners bring home medals
• Term limits for governor? The talk goes on . . .
• Benefit night set for Stark
• AUGUST SALES TAX ALLOCATIONS FROM SALES MADE JUNE 2010
• Frank
• Student council reps named at high school
• Texas leads in
• Listings in calendar being sold now
• Sights and sounds
• JV puts pressure on varsity
• Political Cartoon
• ‘YeeHaw’ opens on Saturday
• Sales tax revenues still down
• Doolittle
• Students selling goodies
• Burglars, beware of town that cares!
• Third Saturday offers discounts
• Book club meets Oct. 12
• Meyer
• Safford leaving Port Aransas
• IFA redfish, kayak tourney slated here this weekend
• Saturday sunrise
• Mixing it up
• Volleyball league is forming teams
• Big game
• Help keep our beaches clean
• YeeHaw!
• First practices for swim team begin on Friday
• Matching set
• WIC reps to visit Monday
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• PAISD Cross-country Schedule
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Yoga on beach set Saturday
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Port Aransas Softball League
• Writing on the wall
• Input on term limits, more sought
• Ticket holders set sail Friday
• Port Aransas police investigating death
• Cross country runners show improved speeds
• Whoops!
• Slower pace fine -- for a short while
• KPAB thanks community
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• Munroe
• Student council officers elected
• Texas Speaker’s power increases with longevity
• Sunset Sounds to rock stage Friday night
• Quick rescue on the beach
• Boulanger
• Booster Club meets Monday, seeks members
• Garden Club to hold Texas-style event
• Animal Friends to meet Tuesday
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Race ya!
• Political Cartoon
• Island agenda
• Besides the beach
• Confronting a litterbug, worked out - this time
• Volunteers invited to meet today at PAISD administration offices
• Charles Michael "Perch" Frank dies
• Paving the way
• Building the jetties
• Art bargains offered Sept. 18
• PAISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES
• Whipped
• Tree trimming
• Baptists offer comic relief this Sunday
• PAISD meets federal requirements
• Nature preserve due more work with next phase
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Pottery workshop slated
• Port Aransas ISD sets training for substitute teachers
• Fun in the sun
• ARK benefit heron ‘hatching’ set
• Birthday calendar listings on sale
• PTO officers
• FISHING REPORT
• Budget on tap for today’s city council meeting
• Art savvy
• Pleased to meet you
• Morsels for the grill
• Champs
• Commemorative 9/11 service set Saturday, 9/11
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Smorgasbord catch
• Hermine, Labor Day surprise
• PASTOR’S PEN
• Seven BMS runners bring home ribbons after Cole Park meet
• Charles Michael "Perch" Frank dies
• Port Aransas on fringes of Tropical Storm Hermine
• Port Aransas police probing death
• Sail-ing
• Tour historic chapel Friday
• Doodles did him in -- after all these years
• Gueldner
• Class over
• No sleep, but lots of fish
• Drawing to benefit Capt. Stark
• Portland group to entertain at Sunset Sounds
• Tarpon tribute
• Puting some ‘umph!’ in triumph
• New record
• Pool to open Labor Day
• ‘Wolves’ is Book Club selection
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• High school XC teams to hold bake sale
• Woman rescued
• Reception to feature ‘Man Alive’
• FOR THE BIRDS
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Ball benefit
• Beach house tours draw to a close
• Garrett retires after 18 years with city
• Port Aransas man charged in assault
• Booster club seeks members
• Island agenda
• Learning the ropes
• Hang glider crashes
• Softball teams forming
• One step at a time
• Parrot Heads to finalize plans for Wings Over Port A event
• Detective gets tips in murder
• Drums’ catch
• City eyes funding for airport improvements
• Celebration, island style
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Time for volleyball
• Oil and water don’t mix
• Celebrate Labor Day with mahi-mahi
• Cops continue suicide, gun investigations
• Ultramarathoner
• Women on the water
• Holiday hours set for Monday
• Military hero
• Tennis players invited to play at round robin
• Terrific tuna
• Port Aransas trustees approve tax rate, $18.9 million budget
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• And, they’re off!
• Women anglers hit it big
• Thanks for 54 good years!
• Champagne Cruise tickets still available
• Runners face ‘big boys’
• FISHING REPORT
• PASTOR’S PEN
• They work A Labor Day salute ...
• Campaign finance laws under scrutiny
• Parents invited on Tuesday to open house at all campuses
• Battle of Warsaw grouper
• Fall PAST to begin Sept. 10
• Chamber earns awards; Vaughan named to board
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Volunteers, mentors needed at elementary, middle schools
• A whopper of a tuna!
• FBC to hold comedic service
• Garden club opens year with centennial meeting
• Cool idea for a hot day
• At Brundrett Middle School SURF Club is incentive
• Little nibbler
• Romeos, lost but found
• City slated to adopt budget, tax rate
• Guv’s race in spotlight; others not so much
• New to PAISD . . .
• Woman rescued
• Celebration, island style
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Time for volleyball
• City eyes funding for airport improvements
• Celebrate Labor Day with mahi-mahi
• Cops continue suicide, gun investigations
• Ultramarathoner
• Oil and water don’t mix
• Holiday hours set for Monday
• Military hero
• Tennis players invited to play at round robin
• Women on the water
• Port Aransas trustees approve tax rate, $18.9 million budget
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• And, they’re off!
• Terrific tuna
• Thanks for 54 good years!
• Champagne Cruise tickets still available
• Runners face ‘big boys’
• Women anglers hit it big
• PASTOR’S PEN
• They work A Labor Day salute ...
• Campaign finance laws under scrutiny
• Parents invited on Tuesday to open house at all campuses
• FISHING REPORT
• Fall PAST to begin Sept. 10
• Chamber earns awards; Vaughan named to board
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Volunteers, mentors needed at elementary, middle schools
• Battle of Warsaw grouper
• FBC to hold comedic service
• Garden club opens year with centennial meeting
• Cool idea for a hot day
• At Brundrett Middle School SURF Club is incentive
• A whopper of a tuna!
• Romeos, lost but found
• City slated to adopt budget, tax rate
• Guv’s race in spotlight; others not so much
• New to PAISD . . .
• Little nibbler
• Tour historic chapel Friday
• Doodles did him in -- after all these years
• Gueldner
• Class over
• Sail-ing
• Drawing to benefit Capt. Stark
• Portland group to entertain at Sunset Sounds
• Tarpon tribute
• Puting some ‘umph!’ in triumph
• No sleep, but lots of fish
• ‘Wolves’ is Book Club selection
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• High school XC teams to hold bake sale
• New record
• Pool to open Labor Day
• FOR THE BIRDS
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Ball benefit
• Reception to feature ‘Man Alive’
• Garrett retires after 18 years with city
• Port Aransas man charged in assault
• Booster club seeks members
• Beach house tours draw to a close
• Learning the ropes
• Hang glider crashes
• Softball teams forming
• Island agenda
• Parrot Heads to finalize plans for Wings Over Port A event
• Detective gets tips in murder
• Drums’ catch
• One step at a time
• Texas Women Anglers to compete this weekend
• Fish out of water
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Having a ball
• Reunion trip
• Givers
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• First day
• Snapper season extended
• Pool offers discount Labor Day holiday
• High in the sky
• EDUCATION NOTES
• Searching the surf
• Art Center for the Islands to hold First Friday event
• Two air gun shootings are reported to police
• Softball league season starts after Labor Day
• Beautiful catch
• Budget hearing set
• Man’s drowning at beach is blamed on rip current
• Softball tourney to benefit John Stark
• First blue
• Cross-country team to sell baked goods
• Eyeballing the budget
• Today is deadline to register for PAYSL
• It coulda been a contender
• Kick-off!
• Officer chases down teen
• Lifesavers
• Local color
• Beachcombers to gather for beach walk
• Stark may be released today
• No incentive
• Island Agenda
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• An idea, opinion -- a terrible thing to waste
• Ten-four
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• AG milestones, hunting season
• Pretty in pink
• Reunited ... and it feels so good
• What is Perry scared of? White or just himself?
• Nobody does it better . . .
• Kiwanis accepting listings for community calendar
• Lantz
• Cold case
• Under the umbrella
• Proper way to rescue wildlife -- just call the ARK, that’s all
• Letters to the Editor
• FISHING REPORT Record-size swordfish,
• Don’t miss the boat!
• Mud slinging
• First day
• Hefty ‘hoo
• FOR THE BIRDS
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Orientation
• Kids catch kings
• Gene Shaw benefit to be held Saturday
• PASTOR’S PEN
• New equipment
• Softball tourney to benefit Stark
• Dog park discussed by county
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• BMS student orientation slated for tomorrow
• One cop or two?
• Finance company meeting here
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Pay raise approved for PAISD employees
• Hang up, slow down
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Probation assessed in harassment case
• Fish camp is today
• BACK TO SCHOOL!
• KPAB starts season with meeting Aug. 31
• Coyotes trapped, removed
• ‘Meet the Teacher’ program Saturday
• Sailfish, amberjack caught on open boats
• Road work
• Port Aransas chamber gets promotion awards
• Girl Scout leaders needed
• She’ll have to share!
• Pool to set new hours
• City hall ‘cover-up’
• Latchkey registration deadline coming quick: It’s tomorrow!
• Night fishing
• PASTOR’S PEN
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• A little show business
• Big catch from 12-hour trip
• Just for kids
• Stark hurt in wreck
• Kids need shots to attend school
• Texas women anglers drop hooks Aug. 27-29
• Dart meeting is set Tuesday
• Time for school!
• PAISD trims budget in response to lower values
• Sales tax-free weekend is up
• Free, guided beach walk slated Aug. 27
• City Council Agenda
• A fond farewell
• Trade school supplies for free swim at pool
• Centennial already a fun-filled education
• Picnic, games, more slated for PAHS all-class reunion
• Capt. Gene Shaw fundraiser slated
• Olympic hopeful couple
• New (and almost new) faces on campus
• What will life be like in Alaska without Stevens?
• Tour of historic chapel Friday
• Sales taxes show gains in places
• Keeler
• Whoops!
• Political Cartoon
• Ferry work
• Surgery: The world within us
• Carlson
• New ‘ball game’ for PAISD coaching staff
• Register for PAYSL now
• Walk-on!
• Memorial boat
• Sales tax holiday runs this weekend
• Art on sale Saturday at art center
• Two residents earn TAMU-CC degrees
• Family donates Farley boat in memory of Burleson man
• Welcome aboard
• Shipwreck memories; bird releases
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Bid higher than estimate
• Island agenda
• Register for PAYSL now
• Walk-on!
• Memorial boat
• Sales tax holiday runs this weekend
• Art on sale Saturday at art center
• Two residents earn TAMU-CC degrees
• Family donates Farley boat in memory of Burleson man
• Welcome aboard
• Island agenda
• Shipwreck memories; bird releases
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Bid higher than estimate
• One cop or two?
• Dog park discussed by county
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• BMS student orientation slated for tomorrow
• Hang up, slow down
• Finance company meeting here
• NUECES COUNTY PRECINCT 4 CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• Pay raise approved for PAISD employees
• BACK TO SCHOOL!
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Probation assessed in harassment case
• Fish camp is today
• Sailfish, amberjack caught on open boats
• KPAB starts season with meeting Aug. 31
• Coyotes trapped, removed
• ‘Meet the Teacher’ program Saturday
• She’ll have to share!
• Road work
• Port Aransas chamber gets promotion awards
• Girl Scout leaders needed
• Night fishing
• Pool to set new hours
• City hall ‘cover-up’
• Latchkey registration deadline coming quick: It’s tomorrow!
• Big catch from 12-hour trip
• PASTOR’S PEN
• PORT ARANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE BLOTTER
• A little show business
• Texas women anglers drop hooks Aug. 27-29
• Just for kids
• Stark hurt in wreck
• Kids need shots to attend school
• Sales tax-free weekend is up
• Dart meeting is set Tuesday
• Time for school!
• PAISD trims budget in response to lower values
• Centennial already a fun-filled education
• Free, guided beach walk slated Aug. 27
• City Council Agenda
• A fond farewell
• Trade school supplies for free swim at pool
• What will life be like in Alaska without Stevens?
• Picnic, games, more slated for PAHS all-class reunion
• Capt. Gene Shaw fundraiser slated
• Olympic hopeful couple
• New (and almost new) faces on campus
• Political Cartoon
• Tour of historic chapel Friday
• Sales taxes show gains in places
• Keeler
• Whoops!
• Ferry work
• Surgery: The world within us
• Carlson
• New ‘ball game’ for PAISD coaching staff
• Two sails
• Hamiltons ride across Iowa
• New district engineer appointed by TxDOT
• Tax-free holiday coming Aug. 20-23
• Local boats dominate TX Legends tournament
• ‘Birds’ of another feather
• COUNTDOWN TO THE CENTENNIAL
• Ryan Phillips on UTSA dean’s list
• Rosewood will perform at park Friday
• Meg Roberson earns promotion
• Families may apply for subsidized meals
• Prior PAISD students to reunite
• Pruett, Waldrep wed on July 14
• ‘Fish Camp’ on Aug. 19 is for PAHS freshmen
• For the cure
• SandFest to offer vender discount to non-profits
• Plethora of painters
• Four herons to ‘hatch’ on Sunday
• Med school? You crazy?
• New student orientation slated at BMS
• Island agenda
• Giddy up
• Leaders needed for Girl Scouts
• Yoga on the Beach to be led Saturday
• CONSTABLE’S BEAT
• They’re off -- to get in shape!
• Shaping up
• First meeting set for fall dart season
• Two qualify for state
• Teachers may see pay hikes
• Lunch Bunch folding after 30 years
• TSC shines light on TYC
• Life support
• CHIEF CONCERNS
• Rules are the rule, unfortunately
• Islander’s eyes on spill site
• Coyote control
• Uncle Joe’s letter to college-bound
• FISHING REPORT
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Redisricting: Reshapes future
• Father and son firsts
• Witness to history
• Political Cartoon
• Plenty to be proud of
• Only one tour of little chapel set this month
• Educational kayaking
• Toothy catch
• Monster zucchini
• Okra: You gotta try it
• Schools require students to be immunized
• Texas Sandfest

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