Celebrating Hispanic Heritage in Galveston: Culture, History, and Community | Visit Galveston

In the 1800s, many Hispanic residents lived in alley dwellings—narrow streets tucked behind the city blocks. These close-knit areas offered affordable housing and created distinct community hubs for newcomers working in hospitality, domestic service, and small trades. Records show entire families living in the alley between 23rd and 24th Streets, near Church and Winnie.
En el siglo XIIX, muchos residentes hispanos vivían en callejones, calles estrechas escondidas tras las manzanas de la ciudad....

What Slack Gets Right About Notifications (And What You Can Learn)

The daily bombardment of alerts dinging, beeping, and ringing from all those applications we use is enough to drive someone completely crazy. Yet, for some inexplicable reason, we allow ourselves to be interrupted by Slack in a way we wouldn’t from any other platform.Even though it seems completely counterintuitive, and despite the sheer amount of daily notifications (because we still can get a bunch of notifications from Slack alone), we love and use Slack—a lot. It’s no wonder it’s the most po...

Delaware Life Annuities | Fixed | Fixed Index | Variable Annuities

1 Financial strength ratings reflect the creditworthiness of the Delaware Life Insurance Company. They do not apply to the principal amount or investment performance of the separate account or underlying investments of variable products.2 A.M. Best Company assigns ratings from A++ to S based on a company’s financial strength and ability to meet obligations to contract holders. A- (Excellent) is the 4th highest of 16 ratings. For more information about the rating, visit www.ambest.com.3 Standard...

Wedding Venues & Planning in Galveston, TX | Visit Galveston

Your wedding menu should be as unforgettable as your vows—and Galveston’s rich coastal flavors set the perfect table for celebration. From elegant plated dinners to festive buffet spreads, local caterers bring the best of the island to your guests with:
And when the last dance winds down? Surprise your guests with late-night taco trucks or Whataburger delivery—a nod to Texas tradition that always hits the spot.
Food and Drink

Your wedding menu should be as unforgettable as your vows—and Galvest...

Galveston, TX Stories, News & Guides | Visit Galveston

Discover activities, plan your vacation, and learn about Galveston, TX's history with expertly curated stories from Visit Galveston's blog.This is your gateway to the island, past and present. Explore Galveston Island through local guides, insider tips, and stories that bring its culture, coast, and history to life. From beach days and family fun to historic walks and unforgettable weekends, find everything you need to plan your perfect trip—right here, where the Gulf breeze meets Texas charm....

PastPort to Galveston | Visit Galveston

Step 1: Pick Your StopsBrowse the locations. Each one shares a piece of Galveston Island’s story.Step 2: Explore the IslandVisit your favorites. Go all in one day or spread them out.
Step 3: Snap + TagTake photos at two stops. For a bonus, post on social media and tag @galvestonisland.
Step 4: Claim Your PrizeShow your photos at the Visitor Center to pick up your prize.

Step 1: Pick Your StopsBrowse the locations. Each one shares a piece of Galveston Island’s story.Step 2: Explore the IslandVis...

The Official Travel Guide to Galveston, Texas | Visit Galveston

Walk historic streets, feel the Gulf breeze on your skin, and dig into the flavors of the coast.Galveston is an island shaped by stories of freedom, resilience, celebration, and everyday joy. With 32 miles of beaches, fresh seafood on every corner, and a full calendar of festivals, there’s always something happening. Explore museums, set out on a boat tour, or spend the day watching waves roll in. Galveston Island makes it easy to slow down, reconnect, and create your kind of escape.

Walk histo...

Ageism: A Major Issue For Gen-X and BabyBoomers. Let’s Do Better.

A Commentary From Experience And ObservationIn fact, it can be downright soul-crushing. It’s not just specific to the industry I work in, digital marketing, either. It’s across the board.It seems there’s a common misconception about the Gen Xers (the generation born between 1965–1981): We’ve “aged out.”We aren’t tech savvy.We aren’t quick to learn, nor are we knowledgeable enough to even pick up on the whole technology thing.We’re burned out or will become so at any given moment.Age bias/discrim...