Fabian Medhurst

Fabian Medhurst is a respected journalist with expertise in business reporting and economic analysis.

New Law Shields Galveston Sheriff-Elect from License Revocation
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New Law Shields Galveston Sheriff-Elect from License Revocation

A 2023 Texas law set to take effect on January 1 will protect Galveston County Sheriff-elect Jimmy Fullen and other elected officials from having their peace officer licenses revoked by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.

Galveston's Rosenberg Library Brings Puppets to Life with Regional Festival
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Galveston's Rosenberg Library Brings Puppets to Life with Regional Festival

The Rosenberg Library in Galveston hosted the Southwest Regional Puppetry Festival on Saturday, offering visitors an immersive experience with puppet-making workshops, exhibits, and performances by talented puppeteers around Texas.

Lone Star Rally Roars to Life in Galveston, Welcoming 400,000 Motorcycle Enthusiasts
Arts and Culture
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Lone Star Rally Roars to Life in Galveston, Welcoming 400,000 Motorcycle Enthusiasts

Galveston, Texas, is excited as the highly anticipated Lone Star Rally kicks off, drawing an estimated 400,000 motorcycle enthusiasts from all over. This four-day event, the largest in the U.S., is filled with live music, contests, vintage car shows, and endless activities for attendees.

Veteran Law Enforcer Jimmy Fullen Elected as New Galveston County Sheriff
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Veteran Law Enforcer Jimmy Fullen Elected as New Galveston County Sheriff

Jimmy Fullen has been elected as Galveston County’s new sheriff, replacing retiring Sheriff Henry A. Trochesset. Fullen, with over 35 years of law enforcement experience, won the election with 61.85% of the vote.

Future of Historic Battleship Texas Debated as Talks Resume in Galveston
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Future of Historic Battleship Texas Debated as Talks Resume in Galveston

The Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees is set to resume discussions about the permanent home for the historic Battleship Texas, following a pause in year-long negotiations. The ship, a veteran of both World Wars, currently sits at the Gulf Copper Shipyard after $21 million in repairs.

Election Day 2024: What Galveston County Voters Need to Know
Politics and Government
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Election Day 2024: What Galveston County Voters Need to Know

As Galveston County heads to the polls on Nov. 5, voters will make decisions in critical national, state, and local races. Here’s a quick guide on where to vote, what to bring, and what’s on the ballot.

Grassroots Initiatives Take Shape in Response to Texas Housing Shortage
Real Estate and Development
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Grassroots Initiatives Take Shape in Response to Texas Housing Shortage

In the face of a growing housing crisis, Texas communities are banding together to develop innovative, grassroots solutions to address the severe shortage of affordable housing.

La Marque Council Rejects Push to Oust Mayor, Labels Allegations “Unsubstantiated”
Politics and Government
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La Marque Council Rejects Push to Oust Mayor, Labels Allegations “Unsubstantiated”

In a heated four-hour meeting, the La Marque City Council blocked Councilman Joseph Lowry’s attempts to remove Mayor Keith Bell, calling his accusations “meritless.” The council ultimately dismissed Lowry's claims, expressing frustration over the distractions they said diverted attention from city priorities.

Galveston Gathers for Dia de Los Muertos, Honoring Loved Ones with Tradition and Joy
Arts and Culture
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Galveston Gathers for Dia de Los Muertos, Honoring Loved Ones with Tradition and Joy

Hundreds gathered Saturday at Galveston County Courthouse for the fourth annual Dia de Los Muertos Fall Fiesta, celebrating loved ones with colorful altars, marigolds, and offerings, in a joyful tribute to the lasting impact of those who’ve passed.

Galveston Approves $3.8 Million Spending Cuts Amid Budget Shortfall
Business and Economy
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Galveston Approves $3.8 Million Spending Cuts Amid Budget Shortfall

The Galveston City Council has unanimously approved an amended budget, cutting $3.8 million in expenses to address a financial shortfall without raising taxes, ensuring essential services remain unaffected.

Record Number of Texans Registered to Vote Ahead of 2024 Election
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Record Number of Texans Registered to Vote Ahead of 2024 Election

Texas has achieved a new record in voter registration, with over 18.6 million residents signed up to vote in the upcoming November 5 election. This marks a 5% increase from 2022, reflecting heightened political engagement across the state as early voting begins.

Monument Unveiled at Kermit Courville Stadium to Honor Galveston Veterans
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Monument Unveiled at Kermit Courville Stadium to Honor Galveston Veterans

A new monument honoring war veterans was unveiled at Kermit Courville Stadium in Galveston, thanks to Col. Victor J. Bero and his wife, Faith, both Class of 1971 graduates of Ball High School.

Cooler Weather Set to Return to Galveston After Warm, Humid Weekend
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Cooler Weather Set to Return to Galveston After Warm, Humid Weekend

After a warm and humid weekend, Galveston is gearing up for a shift to cooler temperatures starting Tuesday.

Galveston Park Board Employee Under Investigation for Alleged $40,000 Embezzlement
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Galveston Park Board Employee Under Investigation for Alleged $40,000 Embezzlement

A former employee of the Galveston Park Board is facing scrutiny for allegedly embezzling over $40,000 from the Galveston Lifeguarding Association, a nonprofit linked to the local beach patrol. The investigation was prompted by the discovery of missing funds as the organization sought to honor Black lifeguards with a statue.

Former Finance Director Sues La Marque for $1 Million Over Retirement Benefits
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Former Finance Director Sues La Marque for $1 Million Over Retirement Benefits

Suzy Kou, the former finance director of La Marque, has initiated legal action against the city, seeking over $1 million in damages. Kou claims that a breach of contract has left her shortchanged by more than $424,000 in retirement benefits following her retirement in 2023 after nearly ten years of service.

Galveston's Iconic Fish Company Taco Reopens with Fresh Ownership and New Menu
Food and Dinning
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Galveston's Iconic Fish Company Taco Reopens with Fresh Ownership and New Menu

Fish Company Taco in Galveston has reopened under new ownership, bringing a revamped menu and renewed energy to the beloved local eatery. Fans can expect classic favorites along with exciting new dishes.

12,000-Seat Entertainment Venue in La Marque Expected to Boost Local Economy and Attract Big Acts
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12,000-Seat Entertainment Venue in La Marque Expected to Boost Local Economy and Attract Big Acts

The former Gulf Greyhound Park site in La Marque is due to undergo a transformation with the opening of a 12,000-seat concert venue early next year. The project's objective is to attract significant entertainment events in order to revitalize the region and promote local economic development.

A Walk Through ‘MacArthur Park’: Jimmy Webb Tells the History of an Odd Pop Classic That Found New Life as the Musical Climax of ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’
Arts and Culture
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A Walk Through ‘MacArthur Park’: Jimmy Webb Tells the History of an Odd Pop Classic That Found New Life as the Musical Climax of ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’

MacArthur Park" is a classic song renowned for its unique structure and epic length. Despite the unconventional composition, it has cemented its place in music history, captivating audiences across generations. This article explores its background, evolution, and lasting impact.

Hurricane Francine Strengthens as New Tropical Depression Develops
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Hurricane Francine Strengthens as New Tropical Depression Develops

Hurricane Francine is expected to make landfall along the Louisiana coast within the next couple hours. Hurricane Francine has escalated to an "extremely dangerous" Category 2 storm as the National Hurricane Center (NHC) shifts focus to a new tropical depression forming in the Atlantic Ocean. With both systems presenting potential threats, preparation and awareness are critical in affected regions.

Hurricane Francine has taken energy infrastructure offline
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Hurricane Francine has taken energy infrastructure offline

Hurricane Francine made landfall Wednesday on the Louisiana coast before being downgraded to a tropical storm, taking some energy infrastructure offline along the U.S. Gulf Coast from Louisiana through Alabama. Detailed information on energy infrastructure. Hurricane Francine made landfall on September 12, 2024, significantly impacting the energy sector, particularly liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies. The storm's effects are being closely monitored by the U.S. Energy Information Administration, which has provided forecasts related to energy production and supply disruptions caused by the hurricane.

Eric Avery’s Healing Art
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Eric Avery’s Healing Art

In a career that spans a catastrophic half-century of health crises and wars, Avery applies his activist and empathetic social conscience to everything he does. Support for journalism is crucial, and readers' importance plays a significant role in funding media outlets. In San Ygnacio, Texas, the community and its coverage highlight the need for continued support from readers who value quality reporting.

LIVE: Hurricane Francine tracker | Path, warnings, impact on Texas, Louisiana
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LIVE: Hurricane Francine tracker | Path, warnings, impact on Texas, Louisiana

Tropical Storm Francine has transitioned into a hurricane and is expected to affect southeast Texas and Louisiana. As it approaches land, forecasts suggest heavy rains, strong winds, and possible flooding risks for these regions.

Emergency Alert System: Galveston City Urges Enrollment Amid Severe Weather Warnings
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Emergency Alert System: Galveston City Urges Enrollment Amid Severe Weather Warnings

Following severe rainfall and street flooding, Galveston city officials are encouraging residents to enroll in the Island Alert emergency notification system. The system is essential for the provision of timely alerts during emergencies, thereby enhancing public safety and preparedness.

Experts Warn of Clear Signs Before Santa Fe School Shooting
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Experts Warn of Clear Signs Before Santa Fe School Shooting

A civil trial reveals missed warning signs from the 2018 Santa Fe High School shooting suspect, Dimitrios Pagourtzis, prompting debates on the responsibility of recognizing potential threats. Experts emphasize the need for better communication and awareness to prevent future tragedies.

Galveston Kayaker Arrested After Being Identified as Falls County Fugitive
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Galveston Kayaker Arrested After Being Identified as Falls County Fugitive

After a dramatic four-hour standoff, a man reported missing while kayaking in Galveston, Joseph Grams, was captured by officers in Falls County, 200 miles from where he was last seen. The discovery of Grams, who was wanted on two felony warrants, shocked the community, which had initially feared he had drowned.

Oil Spill Cleanup Efforts Continue in Galveston Bay
Health and Wellness
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Oil Spill Cleanup Efforts Continue in Galveston Bay

Cleanup operations are actively underway in Galveston Bay following a series of recent oil spills. State and federal agencies are collaborating to mitigate environmental impacts and address ongoing challenges.

Shocking Discovery: Galveston County Beach Erosion Worsens Post-Beryl
Real Estate and Development
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Shocking Discovery: Galveston County Beach Erosion Worsens Post-Beryl

Galveston County's beach erosion crisis worsens post-Beryl, prompting calls for urgent federal and state assistance to restore and protect the coastline.

Galveston Beach Soccer Tournament Kicks Off This Weekend
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Galveston Beach Soccer Tournament Kicks Off This Weekend

Galveston’s Beach Blitz Soccer Tournament, taking place this weekend, promises competitive matches and a vibrant community atmosphere at East Beach.

Hurricane Beryl: A Comprehensive Analysis of its Impact and Aftermath
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Hurricane Beryl: A Comprehensive Analysis of its Impact and Aftermath

Hurricane Beryl weakens but still threatens Texas coast with severe weather, causing significant disruptions and prompting extensive emergency responses.

Galveston Celebrates Independence Day with Beach Cleanup and Exciting Local Events
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Galveston Celebrates Independence Day with Beach Cleanup and Exciting Local Events

Galveston celebrates July 5th with a beach cleanup, surf camps, pickleball classes, summer dinner buffets, and live music, offering diverse activities for all ages

Galveston’s Beach Cover-Up: Unmasking the Truth Behind Annual Dirt Dumping
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Galveston’s Beach Cover-Up: Unmasking the Truth Behind Annual Dirt Dumping

Galveston's Annual Dirt Dumping Exposed: Corruption or Cost-Saving?

Houston Health Department's New Urban Gardening Initiative: Cultivating Health and Sustainability
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Houston Health Department's New Urban Gardening Initiative: Cultivating Health and Sustainability

The "Get Moving Houston Urban Gardens" initiative by the Houston Health Department promotes healthy eating and sustainability by engaging residents in urban agriculture, addressing food deserts, and fostering community involvement through educational gardening programs.

Houston Astros Host Los Angeles Angels for Crucial Series at Minute Maid Park
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Houston Astros Host Los Angeles Angels for Crucial Series at Minute Maid Park

The Houston Astros will host the Los Angeles Angels for a three-game series at Minute Maid Park from May 20-22, 2024, featuring star players like José Altuve and Shohei Ohtani.

WHO Negotiates Historic Pandemic Agreement Amidst Global Health Challenges
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WHO Negotiates Historic Pandemic Agreement Amidst Global Health Challenges

The WHO has resumed negotiations to finalize a global pandemic agreement, aiming to enhance preparedness and equitable response worldwide.

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