Galveston’s debate over the “no-new-revenue” tax rate isn’t about saving pennies—it’s about protecting people. For less than $75 a year, the city can fund firefighters, police, drainage, and storm reserves. Without it, essential services erode and just 28.57% of council can block the majority.
Inside the Sunflower Bakery & Café, where family, flavor, and community come first. The Sunflower Bakery & Café has been Galveston’s brunch heartbeat for more than two decades. Family-owned by Harry and Lisa Blair with their son Zach, the café blends...
Inside Shrimp 'N Stuff, where the Antonelli family has carried a tradition of island flavor since 1976. Since 1976, Shrimp 'N Stuff has been Galveston’s go-to spot for fried shrimp baskets, gumbo, and Gulf Coast comfort food. Owned and operated by Jeff Antonelli and...
