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Crime Stoppers, BPD seek info on graffiti, hit-and-run
BEEVILLE – Police officers and Coastal Bend Crime Stoppers are looking for information that could help them solve two...
02:00 PM, Thursday, May 23
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New mayors outline plans for cities in county
REFUGIO COUNTY – The county’s largest cities’ mayors lost their positions in the May 11 election. The town of Refugi...
02:00 PM, Thursday, May 23
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Ruby Payne
Ruby Payne
02:00 PM, Thursday, May 23
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Dobie
Florence Ellen Dobie
Florence Ellen Dobie, 86, died Friday, May 17, 2013, at a local nursing home following an extended illness. Mrs. Dob...
01:40 PM, Thursday, May 23
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Joyce Baker is all smiles as  she helps Zorina Boyd select her pair of frames. Boyd is one of the first recipients in the Pickles for Peepers program. Students have been selling pickles to help pay for eyeglasses for their classmates.
Pickles for Peepers
Zorina Boyd can finally see what the teacher is writing on the chalkboard. And it’s thanks to a benefit cleverly name...
12:00 PM, Thursday, May 23
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Lady Trojans garner postseason honors
BEEVILLE – The softball season is over, but the Lady Trojans earned a few postseason District 30-4A honors. Earning a...
11:00 AM, Thursday, May 23
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May 28 County Court has been cancelled
The Karnes County Clerk's office wants anyone who has received a jury summons for the May 28 9 a.m. session of county...
09:45 AM, Thursday, May 23
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Gary Kent photo.Minas Talarantas shows off the recently remodeled dining room at his new business, the Beeville Diner. Previously one of the owners of the City Diner on Water Street in Corpus Christi, Talarantas said he is coming to Beeville with the hopes of making his customers happy and with the desire to fit in the community.
No New York state of mind here
BEEVILLE – For Minas Talarantas, the road from his native Greece to the quiet life in Beeville took a huge and unplea...
08:00 AM, Thursday, May 23
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Large piles of concrete mixed with dirt, rebar and assorted trash await removal after being dumped just yards away from the edge of the San Antonio River. Karnes County Road and Bridge Administrator Jeff Wiatrek said he was not aware that an unacceptable amount of trash was mixed in with materials from a hospital demolition site that he planned to use as part of a project to stabilize the support structures beneath the Wofford’s Crossing bridge on County Road 326 at a location about 3.5 miles west of Runge until work was underway. County officials have declared the situation a “public calamity” and hired a private contractor to move the rubble away from the river banks. What to do with the 720 tons of material lined up along the edge of County Road 326, however, has yet to be decided.
‘Public calamity:' San Antonio River Authority steps in to...
KARNES COUNTY – County officials are struggling to find a way to clean up a mess that they are now calling a “public ...
06:10 AM, Thursday, May 23
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Jarzombek confirmed as FCISD school board president
FALLS CITY – The May 15 monthly meeting of the Falls City ISD board of trustees saw its recently elected members swea...
06:05 AM, Thursday, May 23
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Friday, April 19, Rebecca Molina, center, holds the Dooney and Bourke purse she won from a Relay for Life raffle sponsored by the office of Dr. Joel Saldana, left, also pictured is team captain Nikki Molina, right. This is the second raffle the office held for Karnes County Relay for Life, raising over $900.
Raffle winner
Friday, April 19, Rebecca Molina, center, holds the Dooney and Bourke purse she won from a Relay for Life raffle spon...
06:00 AM, Thursday, May 23
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The Karnes City Home and Garden Club has chosen the home of Paul and Emily Bordovsky for the Yard of the Month for May, located at 6234 N. FM 81, Karnes City.
Yard of the month
The Karnes City Home and Garden Club has chosen the home of Paul and Emily Bordovsky for the Yard of the Month for Ma...
06:00 AM, Thursday, May 23
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Mrs. Hosek’s third grade science classes at Kenedy Elementary planted a spring garden. They planted sunflowers, yellow squash and pinto beans. The students shared what they grew with the faculty members at the elementary. The students told Mrs. Hosek, “Looking for the pinto beans is like an Easter egg hunt”.
Spring garden
Mrs. Hosek’s third grade science classes at Kenedy Elementary planted a spring garden. They planted sunflowers, yello...
06:00 AM, Thursday, May 23
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Danielle Maldonado competed Saturday, May 4, in the Texas State History Day state competition in Austin. She placed 2nd for her Junior Individual Performance which earned her the honor of competing at this year's National History Day competition to be held at the University of Maryland. Danielle is an 8th grader at LaVernia Junior High School and is from Gillett.
Texas State History Day
Danielle Maldonado competed Saturday, May 4, in the Texas State History Day state competition in Austin. She placed 2...
06:00 AM, Thursday, May 23
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Major Show Steer Validation
This year Major Show Steer Validation will be on Wednesday, June 19 from 4:30-7 p.m. at the Karnes City Veterinary Ho...
06:00 AM, Thursday, May 23
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