Members of what is dubbed the Bee Area Partnership property appraisal task force convened yet another meeting last week in an effort to get answers to their questions about the Bee County Appraisal District’s massive hikes in appraised values on commercial property in the county.
Here are some words of incredible wisdom I learned growing up. I am going to directly and indirectly challenge at least two of these statements.
With high school now behind them, two Beeville residents are looking to the future and working to secure their continued education.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 274 recently presented a certificate of appreciation to the staff of the Hampton Inn for their continued support to veterans and veteran organizations. Pictured are, from left, Sarah Briseno, front office manager; Perry Langbein, director of sale…
Coastal Bend College will be starting a new program for those who wish to continue learning all throughout their life.
The Reliant All-Star Educators Program recognized 15 outstanding Coastal Bend teachers on June 10, with $1,000 grants through a new joint effort between the Corpus Christi Hooks and Reliant. Beeville ISD educator Juan Casas was one of the recipients. Casas teaches science, technology and mat…
A runaway murder suspect from Atascosa County was apprehended in Bee County in the early hours of June 14.
As many different terms come to an end for multiple positions in multiple organizations, the Bee County Commissioners Court made the decision to re-appoint Justin Hoggard to the Workforce Solutions of the Coastal Bend board of directors.
Former A.C. Jones Trojan football player Guy McMenemy stopped by the Beeville Bee-Picayune offices recently to show off one of his favorite memories, a newspaper clipping from a 1947 edition of the Beeville Bee-Picayune that showed the 1947 A.C. Jones High School football team. McMenemy was …
The A.C. Jones Mini Cheer Camp is making a return this August. The camp, which serves as a fundraiser for the A.C. Jones cheer team, will take place from Aug. 11-13 and will be open to campers, ages 5 to 14.
Nature has a special treat for us during the summer months. As the days grow long and hot, I start looking for my favorite bug: the “goldbug.” And I know exactly where to look: on morning glory leaves.
Watching the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery and putting his hand on the Vietnam wall were two of the highlights of Ed Cook’s March trip with 19 other South Texas veterans to Washington, D. C.
Droughty conditions have settled in even though there has been an occasional local shower. I was hopeful we would get some rain when a storm crossed Mexico and entered the Gulf. But it headed to Florida taking all the moisture in the atmosphere leaving us with unrelenting heat.
Jackee Corrigan and Cade Elder, both of Beeville ISD, were recently announced as scholarship recipients from the Bee Soil and Water Conservation District No. 344.
The Beeville Art Museum is reviving its summer adult workshop programs starting with a clay workshop taught by local clay artist Tonya Hunter.
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