
The Legacy of Craig Brown
Archive note (updated July 12, 2026): This final interview was conducted on Craig Brown's last day in office. References to Mayor Brown below preserve the interview-time context. “He never once gave…
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Archive note (updated July 12, 2026): This final interview was conducted on Craig Brown's last day in office. References to Mayor Brown below preserve the interview-time context. “He never once gave…

Mayor Craig Brown Interview: Part 5 of 6 Archive note (updated July 12, 2026): This story was published during the May 2026 transition after Galveston's election. Craig Brown subsequently left office…

Mayor Craig Brown Interview: Part 4 of 6 Archive note (updated July 12, 2026): This interview was conducted during Craig Brown's final months as mayor. He left office in May 2026; role references and…

Exclusive: Mayor Brown, Port Documents Confirm Federal Study of Pelican Island “Land Bridge” Under Consideration Local leaders urge evaluation of alternative as Galveston weighs infrastructure decision…

Galveston Isn’t waiting for the Future – We’re Building It. Galveston just notched two of the most significant maritime wins in the nation: the Coast Guard’s next-generation icebreaker program and the…

A Pelican Island “Land Bridge” Could Be Galveston’s Breakthrough Moment An inspiring case for pairing economic growth with smarter flood protection. When a barge strike closed the Seawolf Parkway bridge…

U.S.–Finland Icebreaker Pact Positions Galveston to Build a New Fleet—And a New Industry “This isn’t just shipbuilding—it’s nation-building. And Galveston is now on the map.” A White House agreement to…

Galveston no-new-revenue tax rate Why Galveston Can’t Afford This “No-New-Revenue” Rate In my interview with Mayor Craig Brown yesterday he warned that the no-new-revenue rate isn’t a quick fix—it’s a…

Mayor Craig Brown discusses traffic, flyovers, parks, greenways and a port that can serve both business and the community as Galveston grows.

Guest commentary: Galveston’s future depends on planning for people, not just ships With 64% of revenue tied to cruise ships, Galveston’s port is betting big on one industry. Guest columnist and…
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