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Ingleside Round Up Days Officially Canceled

The Ingleside Chamber of Commerce has made the hard decision to cancel the 2021 Round Up Days and Music Festival, which was scheduled for March 26 and 27. The 2020 event was canceled because of the COVID-19 restrictions. The popular event averages 8...

Pictured above is one of the several lines that formed in Ingleside last week as the need for fuel increased. Contributed Photo

Ingleside Police Department Keeps It’s City Safe

This last week Texas suffered after a winter storm caused major power outages in every county. Water was also a huge issue as several counts had to turn the water off due to busted pipes and water boils for certain counties continue. Ingleside...

Fuel Need Increases As Winter Storm Blows Through

For the last week Texas as a whole has struggled. A cold front caused many cities to be without power for days including Ingleside and Aransas Pass. Those with generators went in search for needed supplies such as oil, gas, and diesel. With this...

Ingleside FCA Meets For Donuts

A small part of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes group showed off their new sign before their meeting began. From left to right, they are: Coach Stephen Hale, Alexa Martin, Katie Wallace, Seth Ruff, Calvary Davis, and middle school counselor...

Pictured above are three girls who participated in the treasure hunt hosted by the Ingleside Parks and Recreation Team on February 6. The children were exposed geocaching, nature, and horses. The Parks and Recreation Team will host a geocaching class on February 20, for anyone who would like to participate. Photo by Donna Woolston

Ingleside Parks And Recreation Team Hosts A Live Treasure Hunt

The Ingleside Parks and Recreation team held a treasure hunt on February 6. Six families attended this treasure hunt which focused on geocaching. Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPSenabled devices. Participants...

Pictured above is Detective James Pool (left) receiving his Life Saving Award from Police Chief Tammy Burr (right) inside of Ingleside City Hall on February 9. Photo by Mickhailah Engelking

Life Saving Awards Distributed on February 9

On November 25, 2020 Sargent David Piper and Detective James Pool responded to a residence for a male subject with no detectable pulse, and not breathing. These men together began to administer CPR while awaiting the arrival of Emergence Medical...

News Stories

Ingleside Round Up Days Officially Canceled

The Ingleside Chamber of Commerce has made the hard decision to cancel the 2021 Round Up Days and Music Festival, which was scheduled for March 26 and 27.

By Donna Woolston Reporter@aransaspassprogress.com

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

Warmer temperatures over the weekend and continuing this week melted most of the snow from the state’s roadways and roofs.

Pictured above is one of the several lines that formed in Ingleside last week as the need for fuel increased. Contributed Photo

Ingleside Police Department Keeps It’s City Safe

This last week Texas suffered after a winter storm caused major power outages in every county.

By Mickhailah Engelking Editor@aransaspassprogress.com

Fuel Need Increases As Winter Storm Blows Through

For the last week Texas as a whole has struggled. A cold front caused many cities to be without power for days including Ingleside and Aransas Pass.

By Mickhailah Engelking Editor@aransaspassprogress.com

Ingleside FCA Meets For Donuts

A small part of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes group showed off their new sign before their meeting began.

Sports

Ingleside Track Begins

IHS’s Samantha Drguntinovis competes in the pole vault event at Ingleside’s track meet on Saturday. Photo by James Granger

Athlete of Week

Bianca Torres

Sport: Basketball

Grade: Junior

1. Why do you play basketball?

Ingleside Boys Lose To Calallen

IHS’s Dominic Rodriguez works around Calallen’s Jaden Sandoval during their game Friday afternoon. Photo by James Granger

Future Building Plans For IISD

Ingleside Independent School District (IISD) has a $32 million dollar bond program. The bond is primarily paid by the industry located near Ingleside as they will pay out $27.2 million dollars.