Residents of the island city credit first responders and citizen volunteers for helping them recover, and then rebuild after the storm.
Joey Palacios / Texas Public Radio
Lighted bags line the sidewalk at Robert's Point Park near the Port Aransas marina. Each bag has the name of someone that a Port Aransas resident wanted to thank
From Texas Public Radio:
It has been a long road for Port Aransas. The island city marked the one year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey. The tourist destination near Corpus Christi was shut down for months after the storm. Residents gathered Saturday to remember the thousands of people who helped rebuild their town through one act of kindness at a time.
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