.jpg)
14th ANNUAL PORT FREEPORT GOLF TOURNAMENT HOLES RECORD PROCEEDS FOR TEXAS PORT MINISTRY
FREEPORT, TX (November 26, 2025) – Port Freeport’s Commission and staff proudly presented a $93,000 check to Texas Port Ministry (TPM) during the Port Commission meeting held Nov. 20, 2025. The contribution represents proceeds from the 14th Annual Port Freeport Golf Tournament hosted by Port Freeport that will directly support TPM’s mission to provide spiritual, social, and physical care to seafarers, truck drivers, and port workers who rely on their services.The tournament, held Oct. 27 at The Wilderness
Alvin College President Named to Board of National Entrepreneurship Association
Pursuing a voice on the discussion about the future of entrepreneur education , Alvin College President Dr. Robert J. Exley was recently named to the board of directors for the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE). NACCE is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship through community colleges by providing resources and support to build and sustain high-impact entrepreneurship programs. Joining the NACCE board of directors is a tremendous
The Service that Journalism brings By: Gerald Bates Alvin College Communications student
Journalists and brothers Jacob and Matt Rascon had a rather transparent conversation about their own unique way journalism has impacted them personally through faith, experience and heartfelt longing to connect with the world in a broader way. The pair were guest speakers of the Alvin College Library Speaker Series on October 23. The brothers take after the shared broadcast tradition from their retired Emmy-winning News anchor father – Art Rascon and their uncle Dan Rascon, a news reporter currently
Alvin College Recognizes HS Students for “First 15”
Alvin College Recognizes HS Students for “First 15” Earning any college credit while in high school is a benefit for students as it gives them an opportunity to explore their higher education. Alvin College Dual Enrollment staff members have been visiting local high school campuses recently and handing out cupcakes to recognize the 589 students who reached the 15-hour mark this year. "To earn 15 hours of college credit is a remarkable achievement and gives these young students a head start on their
