BEEVILLE – Oct. 8 is three months away, but Police Chief Robert J. Bridge is encouraging businesses and residents to start planning for this year’s National Night Out.
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Beeville Publishing Co. publishes oil and gas permits and completions for the following coun…
BEEVILLE – County officials will open the historic Evergreen Cemetery one Saturday a month f…
San Antonio – The South-West Texas Small Business Development Center Network, located at the…
BEEVILLE – Three Bee County athletes earned special recognition on their respective baseball and softball all-district teams this year.
BEEVILLE – Coastal Bend baseball players Kyler Bumstead and Trent Sholders both recently were announced as postseason national honorees for their exploits on the diamond during the Cougars’ historic 2019 campaign.
GEORGE WEST – The Beeville Little League major baseball all-stars won the Zone I championship last week before falling in the finals of the Texas East District 29 championship tournament.
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GEORGE WEST – The Beeville major boys will play for the Texas East District 29 Zone I championship.
Mike Luce (center with plaque) poses with a contingent of his former players at his retirement party Saturday night in downtown Beeville. Luce retired at the conclusion of the school year after a 43-year career in teaching and coaching, the last 33 of which were spent herre in Beeville. Seve…
BEEVILLE – The Beeville Little League major baseball and junior baseball teams are still alive in their respective all-star tournaments.
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BEEVILLE – Mike Luce was the head basketball coach at A.C. Jones High School for the better part of the past four decades, but he was so much more than just a coach.
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BEEVILLE – Thieves stole more than a wheelchair from 9-year-old Jessi Spann.
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Twenty years ago this month I was in Cuernavaca, México, with my students participating in the annual Coastal Bend College Intensive Spanish Program, when I received an intriguing email from husband Al.
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BEEVILLE – The hardworking office of Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid (TRLA) welcomed a new criminal defense lawyer who is determined to make a big splash in Beeville after hopping several ponds to get here.
Ana Casas
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For many of us, our first sight of a roadrunner was of that cartoon bird, the one that always outran Wile E. Coyote in the Looney Tunes films. In those cartoons, the roadrunner was a fast-running but flightless bird that was mostly blue in color and uttered “Beep-beep” for no apparent reason.
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BEEVILLE – “These are going to be our future leaders,” Sheriff Alden Southmayd said Saturday morning, June 28, as 52 new junior deputies prepared to graduate.
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I journeyed to Fort Worth last week for a business meeting for the start of my new position as Texas Garden Clubs Inc. VP Finance. The meeting was held at our headquarters nestled in the lush gardens and stately trees of the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens. When walking into our historic buildi…
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BEEVILLE – St. Mary’s Book Club students read “The Secret Garden” this year. Among the many activities they conducted was to plant bulbs, flowers and oak trees from acorns which led to informal discussions about climate change and how trees are useful at reducing carbon.
Old fossils are being connected with Bee County, but longtime residents should not be offended.
Rebecca Lynn Williford and Rev. C. Isaac De Los Santos, both of Beeville, are pleased to an…
BEEVILLE – The Bee County Historic Society reminds locals that the Historic McClanahan House…
Jacinto Del Bosque Jr., 48, of Beeville, died Saturday, July 1…
David Russell Weeks, 37, died Friday, July 12, 2019.
Maria B. Rodriguez of San Antonio, Texas and formerly of Bercl…
Sara Nan Myers was born February 9, 1931 in Beeville, Texas, t…
Longtime Beeville resident Wiley Alford Milner, 91, passed awa…
While Bee Countians are keeping a watchful eye on a potential hurricane (Barry) forming in the Gulf of Mexico, they should be thankful for several efforts instigated by authorities.
Beeville is like every other small city in South Texas, and across America.
Bee Countians are fortunate to have the incredibly dedicated, skilled members of the Beeville Volunteer Fire Department who reside in our community.
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