by admin | Oct 16, 2017 | Our Blog
No Man’s Land: East Texas African Americans in World War I documents the thousands of African American Texan men who served and tells the stories of African Americans on the home front in an exciting multimedia format at Museum of the Gulf Coast in Port Arthur....
by admin | Sep 28, 2017 | Our Blog
Warblers enjoying Sabine Woods Nature lovers can get to Sabine Woods for what the birds are up to after Hurricane Harvey. “The good news is that Sabine Woods looks fine after the hurricane. There were three trees that came down, but only one of them is on a trail,”...
by admin | Sep 20, 2017 | Our Blog
Run the Pleasure Island Bridge in Port Arthur Take that runner’s high to the top at the Pleasure Island Bridge Half Marathon, Nov. 4, 2017, in Port Arthur, Texas. This steep challenge takes runners 138 feet above the Sabine-Neches canal for that can’t-be-beat high....
by admin | Sep 13, 2017 | Group Tour Planning
Author and photographer Jim Foster said we could share a blog noting a few things about why he “fell in love” with Port Arthur. JimFosterOutdoorPhotos.com PORT ARTHUR — By Jim Foster Located in Southeast Texas near the border between Louisiana and Texas,...
by admin | Sep 12, 2017 | Our Blog
Sabine Pass Lighthouse The Aging Lady of the Marsh Author Deborah Hacker Serra treats readers a recognition of Sabine Pass Lighthouse in the September issue of THRIVE magazine of Southwest Louisiana, www.thriveswla.com: Looking a bit worse for wear, this veteran of...
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