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MATHIS- The George West Longhorns continue their winning streak, by beating the previously undefeated Refugio Bobcats 6-5 in the 2A area playoff game Saturday night. The Longhorns started off th...
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Nurses week
Registered nurses working at Christus Spohn Hospital Beeville gathered last week on Wednesday morning to watch as Mayor Pro Tem Mike Scotten delivered a proclamation, designating the week of May 7-...
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Mickie Ochoa, Chamber of Commerce; Scott Childress, Chamber of Commerce board chairman; David Zalman, chairman of the board and president; Mickey Lofton, president of the Beeville Prosperity Bank; Day Abel, Prosperity Bank vice president; and County Judge David Silva..
Grand reopening
Above, the new Prosperity Bank officially opened with a ribbon cutting Monday evening. Front row, from left, are: Mickie Ochoa, Chamber of Commerce; Scott Childress, Chamber of Commerce board chair...
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Kenda Nelson photo Heather Belle Solansky recently was able to obtain a service dog to assist with her type 1 childhood diabetes. The brown Lab costs $18,000, so Heather’s family and friends along with businesses have partnered to hold a teen dance Saturday from 8 to midnight at the VFW Post 6290.
Heather Solansky’s servic...
Heather Belle Solansky recently obtained the service dog she has long awaited — a small, brown Labrador pup named Max with energy to match the 8-year-old’s. The two are bonding and working togethe...
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Contributed photo Pictured are Chief of Police Joe Treviño and other Beeville Police Department Officers with children from Thomas Jefferson Elementary School as they participate in this year’s One Book One School program.
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BEEVILLE – Through the Joe Barnhart Foundation, all of the schools in Beeville ISD are participating in the One School One Book program this year, a program in which one book is selected and a whol...
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A pair of youngsters dash across Main Street in Kenedy Saturday morning in a rush to find a good spot to watch the Bluebonnet Days Parade. This year’s parade featured numerous decorated floats and colorful entries. Saturday events at Joe Gulley Park were cancelled due to heavy rains on Thursday, but Kenedy Chamber of Commerce officials plan to reschedule for a future date.
Kenedy Bluebonnet Days Pa...
A pair of youngsters dash across Main Street in Kenedy Saturday morning in a rush to find a good spot to watch the Bluebonnet Days Parade. This year’s parade featured numerous decorated floats and ...
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Gary Kent photo Assistant Warden Matt Barber of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s William G. McConnell Unit calls the roll of correctional officers who have died or been killed over the years. The roll call was part of the McConnell Unit’s Tenth Annual Memorial Service held last Friday morning.
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BEEVILLE — The ceremony had a special meaning for some of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice officers and staff when they gathered on May 11. The setting was Bee County’s first prison unit, ...
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Jason Collins photo Tom Beasley, on the far left, reads through the election results as part of the BISD trustees’ canvassing process. Beasley, who opted not to run again, is being replaced by Darryl Martin.
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BEEVILLE — Tom Beasley was in a hurry to end his nine years as a trustee on the Beeville Independent School District Board. His colleagues honored his last meeting at their regular session Tuesday...
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Gary Kent photo No tassels, no ears, recent rains came far too late to save grain crops in Bee County. Most of the corn in the ground is burning up in dry fields without even attempting to produce kernels. Farmers believe much of this year’s crop will simply be plowed into the ground.
Rain drops fall too littl...
BEEVILLE — Recent rains might have helped some yards and pastures in the surrounding area, but they have done little else. Hector Salinas, superintendent of the Beeville Water Supply District’s Ge...
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Dot Cole, with Cole Consultants, is joined by Grady Burris to pitch the idea of a new nursing and rehabilitation center in Beeville to county commissioners. To do this, they will have to get more Medicaid paid beds available in the county. Jason Collins photo
New nursing home proposed
Grady Burris hopes to open a new nursing and rehabilitation home in Bee County but that will take the assistance of the county commissioners and approval from the state. The state only allots a ...
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Gateway Project still needs donations
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GEORGE WEST – The gateway to the George West Cemetery is almost complete, but $5,000 still needs to be raised to cover the cost, according to Glynis Holm Strause, president of the George West Cemet...

Longhorns Advance to regional quarterfinals
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MATHIS- The George West Longhorns continue their winning streak, by beating the previously undefeated Refugio Bobcats 6-5 in the 2A area playoff game Saturday night. The Longhorns started off th...

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The above photo was taken at the Miss Live Oak County 2012 pageant that took place on Saturday March 3, 2012.
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    05.22.12 - 12:00 pm
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