We asked on Facebook: What scares you?Meet Theressa Stonecipher
Gracing the cover is Theressa Stonecipher, who with husband, Derick, recently acquired the Coppersmith Inn Bed and Breakfast, 1914 Ave. M in Galveston. [Read more…]
Things that go bump in the night
The Galveston Railroad Museum’s Anacapa railroad car, built for John Palmer Gavit, editor of the Washington Evening Post, hosted dignitaries Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Sir Winston Churchill. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
From scary faces to haunted places, the island is famous for the paranormal
Citizen of the Year
Leonard Woolsey, publisher of The Daily News and president of Southern Newspapers Inc., with Citizen of the Year finalists Julie Masters, mayor of Dickinson; Gina Spagnola, Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce president; and Citizen of the Year B.J. Herz.
The Daily News named retired teacher and fundraiser Barbara Jane “B.J.” Herz its Citizen of the Year during a virtual/hybrid event Aug. 20 at Sea Star Base Galveston. [Read more…]
October Shutterbugs
Photo by Olivia Carlile
Send us your coastal photos
What do you love about living on the coast? Send your photos to shutterbugs@coastmonthly.com. [Read more…]
September Shorelines
Photo by Stuart Villanueva
We asked on Facebook: What is the quintessential dish or dessert of the upper Texas coast?
The roux that they do
Concetta Maceo-Sims sautés okra for her mother’s gumbo recipe as a pot of shrimp shells simmer for a batch of seafood stock. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
When it comes to good gumbo, coastal Texans stir the pot with advice and savory secrets
September Shutterbugs
Photo by Mike Hawks
Send us your coastal photos
What do you love about living on the coast? Send your photos to shutterbugs@coastmonthly.com. [Read more…]
August Shorelines
Photo by Kelsey Walling
We asked on Facebook: What coastal Texas place, thing, event or person do you miss the most during the pandemic closures and precautions?
‘Aren’t we lucky?’
Bart Moore stands with his children, Trace, 10, and Avery, 11, on the widow’s walk of the family’s Tiki Island home. Bart and his wife Julie, not pictured, have lived in the home full time for the past four years. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Residents of canal communities enjoy boating, tranquil views and good neighbors
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