Commissioners pledge support for nuclear program

by CJ Vetter ©The Port Lavaca Wave 2025
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Photo by CJ Vetter DOW Seadrift Site Manager Heather Lyons, DOW Geographic Communications Manager Garrett McLeod, DOW State Government Affairs Director Sam Gammage and Calhoun County commissioners David Hall, Ron Best, Joel Behrens and Gary Reese, along with Calhoun County Judge Vern Lyssy, present a signed resolution designating the county’s support for nuclear industry in Texas.


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