Author Andy Horne, a former assistant U.S. attorney, has a nook in the bedroom of his Galveston home where he writes. He’s published two books in his “Decent Men” series. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
‘Grace came to me’
June Events
Festivals, concerts, plays and more, there are lots of events in the area to keep your calendar booked.
‘About the waves’
Australian embraces the island life and the surf
Taking it outdoors
Colton Krailo dives for a shot during a drill at a sand volleyball practice session at Absolute Volleyball Academy of Texas in Dickinson. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Beach volleyball spikes in popularity
Of sand and shell
Wade fishermen should expect to find trout feeding up shallow on sandbars during incoming tides. Photo by Capt. Nate Skinner
Catch more fish by knowing where and how to approach them
‘It builds character’
Through cold and wind, Texas A&M team sails on
Catching the drift
Jason Miller of San Leon crafts artwork out of driftwood. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
San Leon artist finds his muse in the low tide
Making an impression
Artist Randall Cogburn signs a print of one of his paintings of Sonny’s Place, a popular Galveston restaurant, at Island Framed, 515 25th St., where several of his paintings are exhibited. Cogburn can be spotted around the island painting plein air, or outdoors. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Artist recreates Galveston landmarks through paintings
May Events
Festivals, concerts, plays and more, there are lots of events in the area to keep your calendar booked.
‘These are like jewelry’
A pair of spurs with an arrow-shaped shank dates back to 1925 at The Bryan Museum. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Museum’s spur collection displays intricate details, craftsmanship
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