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Gregory, TX · Lifestyle
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Charm bars, dirty sodas, and community spirit: Inside Rockport’s The Salty Gypsea
ROCKPORT, Texas — One of Ashley Becvar’s goals when she opened The Salty Gypsea more than five years ago was to create a unique atmosphere where customers could shop and leave with something they made themselves. From offering a build-your-own charm bar and custom t-shirts to crafting a...
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The Best Crispy Fried Seafood In Texas Is Hiding At This Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant
Some restaurants earn their reputation quietly, plate by plate, decade by decade, and King’s Inn in Riviera, Texas has been doing exactly that without making a single fuss about it. If you haven’t heard of this place yet, that’s about to change. There’s a particular kind of...
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This Texas Reservoir Is Great for Boating and Swimming, but Low Water Exposes Concrete Bars in the Shallows
Some places look ordinary from the road, then surprise you the moment you step out of the car. Tucked into the Texas Coastal Bend is a lakeside park where kids wade in silky shallows, fishermen chase a bite under pier lights, and frogs sing you to sleep. There is one...
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Rockport Center for the Arts Celebrates Founding Member with Exhibition
The Rockport Center for the Arts has announced an exhibition in honor of one of its founders, painter Steve Russell. In 1969, Mr. Russell helped establish the nonprofit Rockport Art Association, Inc., with the goal of creating an exhibition and education venue in his native town. The group acquired a building in 1983 which would become the Rockport Center for the Arts (RCA) on the waterfront. Hurricane Harvey destroyed the center in 2017, and after operating in a temporary home, the RCA constructed a new building and campus and re-opened in 2022.