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Click here for digital edition  Despite repeated attacks during World War II, the USS Lexington never sank, prompting Japanese propagandist Tokyo Rose to dub the aircraft carrier “The Blue Ghost.” More ... The Port Aransas Community Theater is just the ticket for springtime entertainment. The community theater group presents yearround productions at the performance facility on State Hwy. 361, at Sea Isle Drive. More ... Bayside Fennessey Ranch Highway 2678, Bayside (361) 529-6600 www.fennesseyranch.com Custom birding trips, photography seminars, photo blinds for day leases, Russian boar hunting, country hayrides, hummingbird tours, educational programs Corpus Christi More ... The Port Aransas Museum displays many historic photos, charts, maps and artifacts that tell the story of how our island community came to be. The museum is housed in a building that is plenty historic, itself. More ... F or years, visitors to Port Aransas could get a preview of marsh birds they could see in the outdoors by going indoors to the Civic Center foyer. If it’s finished in time, a new exhibit at the Civic Center will give visitors not only a preview of the marsh birds they can see here, but a miniature overview of the city through just about every organization in town. More ... The heart of the Port Aransas art community just happens to be in the heart of town. Third Saturday Sale, when member artists discount their works for up to 50 percent off the regular price. The Art Center for the Islands, 323 N. Alister St., features a gallery, gift shop, classes, workshops and sponsors art festivals and events throughout the year. More ... Parasailors enjoy a closeup view of the Lydia Ann Lighthouse. Parasailing is popular in the spring and summer months when locals and visitors can enjoy a thrilling ride with spectacular views from the air. More ... |
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