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Soul to Soul’s Ouida, the Cook of cooks 

By Forest Riggs  In Galveston people come and go, restaurants come and go, and just about everything comes and goes. It is no secret that Galveston is known for its many fine dining facilities and a very wide variety of food offerings. With seafood and steaks, Cajun, Italian, Mexican, Thai, Chinese, and a huge mix

  • February 2, 2022
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The best way to look at 2021? In a ‘Rear View Mirror’

By Forest Riggs   In 1997, handsome Mac Davis released an album, Texas in My Rear View Mirror. The album was a hit and the collection of Texas-themed songs presented on the release only added to the huge repertoire of music that Davis would leave for the world. The singer died on September 29, 2020,

  • January 5, 2022
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Ho, ho, ho! And away we go!

By Forest Riggs If the pandemic has kept you from visiting Galveston Island, now just might be the time to drive down and enjoy the spirit of Christmas. Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat, or so says the popular, old holiday tune. Not so sure about goose, but islanders, like many others

  • November 30, 2021
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Thankful Galvestonians celebrate the season

By Forest Riggs The long days of summer have faded, and the calendar is slowly creeping into fall and winter. The Island enjoyed a fun-filled summer complete with ArtWalks, festivals, tourists, and outdoor activities. Now that the Halloween candy has been handed out and the black and orange decorations have been taken down, it’s time

  • November 3, 2021
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June and Bora: More than ‘A Letter To Daddy’

By Forest Riggs Galveston’s multi-talented Carly Davin Nation has done it again! After months of writing, acting, directing, and filming, the mash-up film short Whatever Happened to Toddler June on Sunset Boulevard, has been released and like Onyxfire’s other productions, the movie is a huge hit, especially with the LGBTQ community. Like she did with

  • October 6, 2021
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SUMMER’S END | Despite pandemic, new spots and old faves entice visitors to Galveston

By Forest Riggs So far, so good: No hurricanes or storms have targeted Galveston and the upper Texas Coast. Of course, the area is not out of the woods just yet, as September is historically the worse month for potential disturbances reaching into the Gulf of Mexico. Fingers crossed and prayers are going up! As

  • September 1, 2021
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Enjoying celestial fireworks

By Forest Riggs Each year in late summer it appears that the heavens open and releases a spectacular light show that, when observed, thrills the young and old. The Perseid meteor shower falls between July 14th and August 24th. The peak dates to witness the colorful streaks across the night sky, are August 9th through

  • August 4, 2021
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Galveston goes PC (post Covid-19)

By Forest Riggs With some trepidation, the masks are coming off and the little bar island in the Gulf is coming alive again! After many long months of social distancing, mask wearing, avoiding gatherings, limited restaurant and entertainment venues, the restrictions and pandemic precautions are being lifted. With the newly developed vaccines and the tremendous

  • July 7, 2021
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It’s Pride all over again

By Forest Riggs June is here and busting out all over with pride — Gay Pride, that is! Once again, in every hamlet, village, city, and empire “where two or more are gathered…” there will be rainbow flags, parades, drag shows, club parties, fireworks, speeches, and even a few demonstrations. After all, the “gays are

  • June 4, 2021
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The merry month of May

By Forest Riggs  “The world’s favorite season is the spring. All things seem possible in May.” —Harriet Ann Jacobs  When it comes to months that are most celebrated in thoughts, songs, poems and movies, next to December would be the merry month of May. Finally, May has arrived and brings the onset of the summer vacation period that

  • May 5, 2021
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