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Galveston Celebrates Resilience with Return of Historic Homes Tour

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Galveston Celebrates Resilience with Return of Historic Homes Tour

The Galveston Historic Homes Tour returns for its 51st year in May, featuring private residences that survived the 1900 hurricane and 1885 fire.

Galveston Moves Toward Juneteenth Museum as Local, Federal Support Grows

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Galveston Moves Toward Juneteenth Museum as Local, Federal Support Grows

Galveston officials express unanimous support for a Juneteenth museum honoring the city's historic role, with funding and location still under discussion.

Galveston County Officials Dispel Jeep Weekend Shutdown Rumors

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Galveston County Officials Dispel Jeep Weekend Shutdown Rumors

Confusion erupted after a vendor email suggested Galveston beaches would be closed during Jeep Weekend. But county officials say the party is still on, and beaches will remain open with traffic control measures in place.

Hope for the Historic George Ball House: Galveston Foundation Eyes Restoration After Devastating Fire

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Hope for the Historic George Ball House: Galveston Foundation Eyes Restoration After Devastating Fire

After a devastating fire swept through a trio of historic homes in Galveston’s Silk Stocking District, preservationists are holding out hope that one of the city’s architectural treasures — the George Ball House — can be saved and restored.

Free Concert at League Park Highlights League City’s Music-Friendly Status & Local Pride

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Free Concert at League Park Highlights League City’s Music-Friendly Status & Local Pride

League City invites the community to a free outdoor concert on April 26 at League Park. The event will celebrate local music, historic charm, and recent honors with food trucks, drinks, and live entertainment.

Galveston Home Saved From Scrapyard With Scenic Barge Relocation

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Galveston Home Saved From Scrapyard With Scenic Barge Relocation

A cherished piece of Galveston history avoided demolition this week as a 1940s fishing camp house was floated across Offatts Bayou. The house is set for restoration and resale through a local preservation initiative.

Arts and Culture

Galveston Celebrates Resilience with Return of Historic Homes Tour

Galveston Moves Toward Juneteenth Museum as Local, Federal Support Grows

Galveston County Officials Dispel Jeep Weekend Shutdown Rumors

Hope for the Historic George Ball House: Galveston Foundation Eyes Restoration After Devastating Fire

Free Concert at League Park Highlights League City’s Music-Friendly Status & Local Pride

Galveston Home Saved From Scrapyard With Scenic Barge Relocation

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