John C. Calhoun, Calhoun County's namesake, was an eminent statesman who dominated American politics in the first half of the 19th century. He was also a staunch white supremacist who argued that ...
State Rep. Todd Hunter presented Cherre Cain and Larry Nichols, both of Port Lavaca, with proclamations from the Texas Legislature. They were recognized for their service as chairs of the Calhoun ...
Comparing our present to the past is how we understand our history, as stated in “Calhoun County: Past & Present,” a new pictorial history by three Calhoun County residents. Learning the origin of ...
ST. MATTHEWS -- Debbie Roland moves with ease across the more than 20,000 square feet of exhibit and research space that is the Calhoun County Museum and Cultural Center. It is a place from which she ...
Calhoun County’s history is alive and well. The line-up of speakers for the Calhoun County Historical Society’s programs for next season testifies to this claim, showing that it’s the people, the ...
OUR VIEW: Today’s Calhoun County Museum and Cultural Center carries on tradition she began in simple way in 1959 The Times and Democrat in 2004 published three special sections commemorating the 300th ...
GRANTSVILLE -- With the recent purchase of the former Calhoun County High School building, a local historian shared some of the history of the site. Bob Bonar was the principal at the high school and ...
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