This post office serves Sinton well. It looks like it has been here since the 50's or 60's. It's a…read moreplain brick building on a hard corner with the main street in town, in front of the Whataburger and HEB, so it's on some good real estate. The parking lot is set up in a one-way style, so it dumps you back on the highway upon exiting. There are outside mailboxes, which is nice so you don't have to go inside and get coughed upon. I wish that this town had an updated post office that looks better than this. The county courthouse here looks nice, why can't the post office? Plus, this post office lost a star since they don't sell any beer. If you don't like going to the post office, don't worry, they'll generally come to you.

Easy to navigate around the place. Site is well organized and clean. I would use this place again.read more

Ok, I know what you're thinking....why do you need to read a review about a landfill in your city?…read more Here's why-it's a great experience!! As a small child I remember when my father would take us to the "dump". You would vomit the minute you got there because of the smell; the seagulls would attack you and when you left there was a 99.9% chance you had come into contact with a deadly disease. Everything you know or remember about going to the landfill has changed. The moment you drive in you are greeted by a nice attendant who directs you to a large garage-like area with a cement floor. There are a few attendants directing you on where to park in the garage. Once you have parked you simply throw your items on the floor of the garage. A few more attendants will sweep or pick up what you have left and you never have to vomit, get attacked my birds or catch something. It's fun to push all of the stuff out of the bed of your truck on the floor and drive off!

Hooray for firemen! The Fulton Volunteer Fire Department is…read morestaffed with champions and heroes. These guys and gals perform such heroic feats on a regular basis. They are all volunteer- looking out for the good of this seaside community. After the Hurricane, these guys saved countless lives, rescuing people from all kinds of dangerous situations. They undergo vigorous training to make sure that their skills are top-notch. The Fulton Volunteer Fire Department also organizes the Fulton Oyster Festival! Many thanks to the Fulton Volunteer Fire Department for helping to keep the Rockport / Fulton area safe. They don't just stick to Fulton- they go out to Rockport and Igleside as well, when needed. They're on call 24/7/365. You know the number.

Yay for first responders! This is one of the bravest fire…read moredepartments I've ever heard of. When faced with Hurricane Harvey, a class 4 hurricane bringing 155+ wind gusts, the City of Rockport was in trouble. But this fire department sprang into action- with bravery and strength- they came out and rescued people whose homes had been destroyed. They helped save people who were trapped under fallen trees, collapsed roofs, toppled walls and many other calamities! This fire department is all volunteer- available at any time to help. It was founded in 1885 when a local resident, Sam Smith donated a carriage, a chemical tank, and $1500 to start up the fire department. They now have over fifty volunteers who utilize an impressive array of equipment to help out the community. They have a bunch of powerful fire trucks, a fleet of ladders, and other lifesaving technology. I enjoyed how in the aftermath of the hurricane, they lifted their tallest ladder with the American Flag hanging down to show the solidarity with the residents of Rockport. If you wanna volunteer- go drop by HQ- they'll help you out.

Located off of US 77 about 6 miles North of Sinton, Texas, this stone marker is set under a tree…read moreand represents this historical site well. The inscription is weathered but is still legible up close. Welder Ranch. Original homesite and Mexican land grant of Don Felipe Roque de la Portillo and wife Maria Ignacia de la Garza spanish empresario in Texas 1807-1812 forerunner of Stephen F. Austin founder of San Marcos de Neve 1807 joined irish colony of Col. James Power and James Hewetson 1828 received mexican land grant at this site 1834 daughter Maria Dolores de la Portilla married Col. James Power 1832 and had two children Dolores and James Power, Jr. after Dolores died 1836 Col. James Power married her sister Maria Tomasa de la Portilla and had five children. 1850 ranch of John Welder and wife Dolores Power daughter of Col. James Power and Dolores de la Portilla Power. Col. James Power was an empresario and soldier signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence and the Republic of Texas constitution John Welder came to America from Bavaria with his father Franz Welder 1830 landed at Copano 1833 with Beales and Grant Colony oldest son of John Welder and wife Dolores Power John J. Welder married Eliza Hughes daughter of Patrick Hughes Ireland to Texas 1852 Capt. in confederate army wife Elizabeth Traylor daughter of Winn Traylor Texas land grant 1840 this land still owned and ranched by descendants of these great texans.

I absolutely love this place. I used to come here all the time when I was a kid. Couldn't wait to…read morego back there! So much nostalgia! One of the best public libraries here in Annaville! P.S. I got my first kiss here

Lots of computers...get a code as a guest or a card. 15 cents a copy when printing but No fax…read morecapabilities. Super cute and clean. Easy parking. Opens at 10 am

Three cheers for the City of Rockport and the Aransas County Municipal Utility District! These guys…read morekeep things clean when the $#!& hits the fan! For a fee, Rockport picks up your garbage, provides water, sewage and natural gas. When things go wrong, they make sure that things get fixed and working in a reasonable amount of time. When Hurricane Harvey came, they worked overtime, tirelessly, non-stop to keep the water flowing, the trash picked up, the sewage lines clear, and everything working as normal when the world was turned upside down with a hurricane. I am quite impressed by the tenacity of the utility department of Rockport- when nearly every power line in the county was down, they helped get things up and running. When the sewers were overcome with sea water and flooding, they worked nonstop to pump it clear of debris to keep things flowing. I owe my gratitude to the Aransas County Utilities District! Thank you for keeping things working!

Mom and I had some time to kill before our parking meter ran out, so we walked over to the county…read morecourthouse. (It was close to the coffee shop we were visiting.) Outside the courthouse there was a monument to those who served in local law enforcement. It was beautifully done and paid incredible tribute to those who gave their lives in public service. There was also some historical and artistic pieces inside the building as well. We had a great time and were glad we paid a visit. Please check out what your tax dollars have so richly provided.

Zero stars if I could, 100% because it was not made clear to me what I was purchasing until AFTER…read moreit was too late. Did you know there are 2 different kinds of birth certificates? I was not told that I was purchasing the "short" one, and I needed an original detailed copy. After my money was taken, I was told "sorry, that's the building down the street, you can get what you need there for the same price, but we can't give you your money back." I can't say I'm surprised. Completely absurd. You're the professional, not me. Make it clear to the customer what you are selling them BEFORE it's too late. Make sure it's what they need. Obviously all you care about is taking my money, the money of a law abiding, tax paying, voting citizen. The system is so corrupt.