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The Aftermath of Hurricane Ike in Chambers County

September 19, 2008 21:43PM

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It�s probably safe to say that other than the communities on the Bolivar Peninsula, no places in Texas were ravaged worse by Hurricane Ike than the bayside Chambers County towns of Oak Island and Smith Point. Click here for a dispatch from John Nova Lomax.
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