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James Helton and Wavery Guidry: Unsung Heroes of Galveston’s Segregated Beaches
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James Helton and Wavery Guidry: Unsung Heroes of Galveston’s Segregated Beaches

Galveston Island’s history gains a long-overdue spotlight as James Helton and Wavery Guidry, two Black lifeguards who made over 30 rescues during the Jim Crow era, are honored with a Texas Undertold Story Marker.

Deputy Jesus Vargas Mourned After Deadly Shooting, Suspect Killed in Police Standoff
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Deputy Jesus Vargas Mourned After Deadly Shooting, Suspect Killed in Police Standoff

Brazoria County Deputy Jesus Vargas was fatally shot in southwest Houston on Wednesday while serving a warrant. After an extensive manhunt, suspect Robert Davis III was killed in a police shootout.

Mental Health Program Grows as Galveston County Adds 19 Certified Deputies
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Mental Health Program Grows as Galveston County Adds 19 Certified Deputies

The Galveston County Sheriff's Office is significantly expanding its mental health program, adding 19 certified deputies and enhancing community support services.

Galveston’s Jamaica Beach Eyes Dune Repair Following Hurricane Devastation
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Galveston’s Jamaica Beach Eyes Dune Repair Following Hurricane Devastation

For the first time, Jamaica Beach officials on Galveston Island are planning a dune restoration project after Hurricane Beryl devastated the coastline. The initiative aims to rebuild protective dunes, improve safety, and restore the beach’s accessibility.

Strong Winds Batter Galveston Island as Coastal Storm Intensifies
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Strong Winds Batter Galveston Island as Coastal Storm Intensifies

A powerful coastal storm is sweeping through Galveston Island, bringing wind gusts of up to 53 mph. A Flood Advisory is in effect for parts of Galveston County until 2:15 AM on January 10.

Bond Proposal for New Police HQ Unlikely for May Ballot Amid Planning Delays
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Bond Proposal for New Police HQ Unlikely for May Ballot Amid Planning Delays

A bond to replace the La Marque’s overcrowded police headquarters likely won’t appear on the May ballot, as planning delays and financial concerns hinder progress on a finalized proposal.

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