Port Aransas honors memory of 17-year-old Byron Davis following fatal crash
Byron Davis, a 17-year-old Port Aransas student, died in a single-vehicle accident. The community mourned his loss with a vigil, while police investigate the crash’s cause.
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Byron Davis, a 17-year-old Port Aransas student, died in a single-vehicle accident. The community mourned his loss with a vigil, while police investigate the crash’s cause.
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