Aransas Pass VFW Post Makeover Advances
Aransas Pass VFW Post Makeover Advances
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Aransas Pass VFW Post Makeover Advances
Since at least the 1930’s, VFW Post 2932 at 620 W. Wheeler Ave. has stood in Aransas Pass, just across the street from the current City Hall. The group, formed after World War I, has a core membership that still volunteers their time to cut the grass and keep the aging structure open, now a popular venue for a Market Days event every few months that draws hundreds of shoppers.
Whether it’s a decision motivated by politics, or just a goodwill gesture, City of Aransas Pass resources are being contributed to help the VFW Post 2932 that was broken into Sunday April 14, a years-old desktop computer stolen from its office at 620 W. Wheeler Ave., directly across from City Hall. Mayor Ram Gomez in a briefing held at the Post Friday, April 28, proposed a
Incumbent Mayor Ram Gomez has won another term in office, based on preliminary results from the San Patricio County Elections Division that were posted online over the weekend. Gomez received at least 594 votes to opponent Jason Followell's 267, ending what had been a reelection campaign filled with divisive language and accusations. Still, the figures also indicate strong
Aransas Pass incumbent Mayor Ram Gomez will debate political newcomer Jason Followell who is hoping to unseat him during the May 6th election. Both men have agreed to face off in a public forum hosted by The Aransas Pass Progress Friday night, April 14 from 6-7:00 p.m. inside the Nature Trail room at the Civic Center, 700 W. Wheeler Ave. The event is open to the public, but